Insurance agent leads built from real local business data

The insurance lead market is mostly resold consumer forms, priced by how many agents are willing to bid on the same person. This page is about the other kind of lead: actual businesses. Every insurance agency in a territory, for recruiters and vendors who sell to them — and every restaurant, contractor, clinic and salon in that same territory, for agents building a commercial book by walking a postal code instead of buying a shared quote request.

• Insurance agencies and brokers listed by area
• Or any commercial category for territory prospecting
• Radius search from a postal code, 5 km to 250 km
• Rating, review count, phone, address and Maps link
• Live Google Places data, never resold contact lists
• CSV export on every plan, 25 leads free

Territory planning beats buying shared leads

A shared consumer lead arrives with four other agents attached and a fifteen-minute window. A commercial prospect list does not expire, does not get resold, and lets you plan a week of visits around one part of town. The export gives you the address, so sorting by neighbourhood turns a spreadsheet into a route.

The categories that renew most predictably are the ones with premises, vehicles and staff: restaurants, contractors, salons and clinics. FindLeadly already has city lists for many of them — restaurants in Denver, salons in Dallas and dentists in Boston are all standing examples of the same export.

One honest limitation: there are no email addresses and no renewal dates in this data, because Google does not publish either. What you get is an accurate, current map of who exists and how visible they are. The qualifying conversation is still yours to have.