# GetInsuranceWebsite

> A fully managed website for independent insurance agencies: live in 7 days, 90+ PageSpeed, a quote request form for every line you write pushed into your CRM or AMS, weekly updates, researched articles and hosting, from one monthly fee.

GetInsuranceWebsite builds and manages fast, custom-coded websites for insurance agencies. Plans: Single Line ($127 a month, live in 7 days); Multi-Line ($267 a month, live in 10 days); Agency Book ($647 a month, live in 15 days). Every plan carries a $697 one-time build fee invoiced only after the site is live. 5 revisions a month are included, then $20 each, completed within 2 to 5 working days. We are not an insurance agency, broker, carrier or licensed producer.

Where: United States. Agencies we build for work in every state, including Texas, Florida, California, Georgia, North Carolina and Ohio. Language: en-US.

## What every plan includes, and which plan adds what
### The website and where quotes start
- A quote request form for every line you write (Every plan): A short form per line (auto, home, renters, umbrella, BOP, general liability, workers comp, life, Medicare, group benefits) asking only what a producer needs to open the quote.
- A page for every line of business (Every plan): Each line gets its own page that explains the coverage in general terms and ends with that line's form.
- Location pages for the towns and counties you serve (Every plan): A page written for each real place you serve, crossed with the lines you write there, matched to your Google Business Profile.
- Carrier pages and a claims and billing directory (Every plan): A page per featured carrier in general terms, plus every carrier's claims line, billing line and portal on one page.
- Requests into your CRM or AMS, routed to the right producer (Every plan): Every request lands in EZLynx, HawkSoft, AMS360, Applied Epic, HubSpot, GoHighLevel or another system, tagged by line and page, with an email and a text to the producer on duty.
- Privacy, terms, cookie and accessibility pages, plus your disclaimer wording (Every plan): A privacy policy, terms, a cookie policy with a consent banner that holds tracking scripts back until the visitor agrees, an accessibility statement, and the disclaimer wording you supply for your states on every page.
- Live in 7, 10 or 15 days (Every plan): Single Line launches in 7 days, Multi-Line in 10 and Agency Book in 15, counted from the onboarding call.
- Move from your current site without losing its pages (Every plan): Your old site stays up until you approve the new one, and every old URL gets a 301 redirect to its new page. Existing forms are reconnected to the same system.

### Speed, search and AI answers
- 90+ PageSpeed on every page we build (Every plan): Static pages served from Cloudflare's edge with almost no script. If a page we control drops below 90+, we fix it at no charge.
- Technical and on-page SEO (Every plan): Clean URLs, one clear heading per page, unique titles and descriptions, internal links between line, town and carrier pages, an XML sitemap and correct redirects.
- Structured data (JSON-LD) on every page (Every plan): The agency as an organization or local business, each line as a service, each FAQ as a question and answer, breadcrumbs, and each article with its author.
- Answer-first pages and FAQ blocks (AEO) (Every plan): Every section opens with a direct answer, and line and town pages carry real questions with full answers, marked up so they can be lifted into featured snippets and voice answers.
- Ready to be cited by AI assistants (GEO) (Every plan): An llms.txt file, consistent agency and service names everywhere, dated pages and plainly stated facts, so assistants such as ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews can understand and cite the site. No one can guarantee a mention; we make it more likely.
- Researched articles every week (Every plan): 2 a week on Single Line and Multi-Line, 3 a week on Agency Book, each 2,500 to 3,200 words, with cited sources, written as general information.

### Kept running for you
- Managed hosting, SSL, backups and a free domain (Every plan): Cloudflare hosting, SSL, daily backups, uptime monitoring, security headers and a firewall in front of every form. A free domain in the agency's name, or we point yours.
- 5 revisions a month, then $20 each (Every plan): Any change request of any size counts as one revision, completed within 2 to 5 working days. No hourly billing.
- Weekly updates we make without being asked (Every plan): Our own weekly pass for broken links, outdated numbers, carrier changes and search improvements, noted in a short monthly summary. These do not count against your revisions.
- A client portal for revisions, tickets and files (Every plan): One place to request changes, raise a support ticket, send files and message the team, from the day the site goes live.

### The AI Engine
- AI receptionist that answers when your team cannot (Multi-Line and Agency Book): Answers the agency line when nobody is free, takes the caller's name, the line and the details a producer needs, answers plain questions about hours and lines, and books a callback. After each call you get a call-analysis PDF with a summary of who called and what they wanted.
- AI chat widget on your website (Multi-Line and Agency Book): A chat window on every page that asks the same questions as the matching quote form, in conversation, and writes the answers into your CRM or AMS.
- AI agents on SMS, Facebook Messenger and Instagram DMs (Multi-Line and Agency Book): The same agent replies to texts, Messenger and Instagram messages, takes quote details and books a call with a producer, with every transcript kept on the contact record.
- A2P 10DLC texting registration filed for you (Multi-Line and Agency Book): We file the carrier registration every business needs to send texts through an application, using the agency's legal name and EIN, and pass the carrier fee through at cost.
- Agents configured never to quote or advise (Multi-Line and Agency Book): The agents never quote coverage, state a rate, say who qualifies or recommend what to buy. Anything that would be advice goes to a licensed producer, and every conversation is logged.
- AI usage billed at cost, with a cap if you want one (Multi-Line and Agency Book): Phone minutes and messages are billed monthly in arrears at cost, broken out on the invoice, and we can set a cap so the agents stop before it is passed.

### The Content Engine
- 3 social image posts a week (Agency Book only): Posts for Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn in your colors, each linking to the article or quote form it was made for.
- 2 short reels a week (Agency Book only): Short, captioned reels written to be read with the sound off, drawn from the same topic list as the articles.
- Your Google Business Profile, managed (Agency Book only): Weekly posts, photo updates, hours and holiday changes, service lists that match your line pages, answers to questions, and review replies drafted for your approval.
- 3 researched articles a week instead of 2 (Agency Book only): The article count steps up so a bigger book, or a commercial book with more lines, has the content to rank.

## Pages
- [The insurance agency website where quotes start](https://getinsurancewebsite.com): A fully managed website for independent insurance agencies: live in 7 days, 90+ PageSpeed, a quote request form for every line you write pushed into your CRM or AMS, weekly updates, researched articles and hosting, from one monthly fee.
- [Plans and pricing](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/pricing): Three plans for insurance agencies, with a one-time build fee charged only after launch.
- [Everything included](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/features): Every feature of a GetInsuranceWebsite website, and which plan carries it.
- [Who it is for](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/for): Websites for every kind of insurance agency.
- [Services](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/services): Website design, development, templates and search for insurance agencies.
- [Templates](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/templates): Website designs for insurance agencies.
- [Book a demo](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/book-a-demo): A live walk-through of the site you would get.
- [Order your site](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/checkout): Start the build for insurance agencies, with the one-time build fee struck off the order for a limited time.
- [Black Friday](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/black-friday): The Black Friday week offer on a managed insurance agency website.
- [Pay the build fee](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/setup-fee): Pay the one-time build fee for a insurance agency website, when one is due.
- [Unsubscribe](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/unsubscribe): Stop the emails to your address, or cut them back to the ones you want.
- [About GetInsuranceWebsite](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/about): Who builds and manages the sites.
- [Contact](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/contact): Talk to a person at GetInsuranceWebsite.
- [Frequently asked questions](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/faq): Answers on the offer, revisions, articles, the AI Engine, hosting and billing.
- [Case studies](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/case-studies): Twenty real builds for insurance agencies: the starting point, the problem, what we built, how long it took and what changed.
- [Blog](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/blog): Guides and playbooks for insurance agencies.
- [Compare website options for insurance agencies](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/compare): GoHighLevel, WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow, GoDaddy, a freelancer or a marketing agency, each compared with a managed insurance agency website.
- [Search](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/search): Search every page on GetInsuranceWebsite: lines, agency types, plans, features and articles.

## Services
- [Good insurance agency website design gets a visitor to a quote form in two clicks or less.](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/services/insurance-agency-website-design): Insurance agency website design built around the quote request, not the logo. Layout, type and colour that gets a visitor to a form, from $127 a month.
- [Website design for insurance agencies has to fit the book, not the other way around.](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/services/website-design-for-insurance-agencies): Website design for insurance agencies configured to what you actually write: personal lines, commercial lines or benefits, each with its own layout logic.
- [Insurance agency website development is judged by what happens when a form is actually submitted.](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/services/insurance-agency-website-development): Insurance agency website development: static pages, real form logic, tested CRM and AMS integrations, and a 90+ PageSpeed guarantee in writing.
- [Custom insurance website development exists because a theme runs out of room fast.](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/services/custom-insurance-website-development): Custom insurance website development for a book a theme cannot serve: bespoke forms per line, non-generic layouts, quote logic built around you.
- [The best insurance agency website design is the one you can measure, not the one you like best.](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/services/best-insurance-agency-website-design): A checklist for judging the best insurance agency website design: quote form placement, page-per-line structure, speed and honest evidence.
- [Affordable insurance agency web design means one predictable invoice, not a cheap one.](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/services/affordable-insurance-agency-web-design): Affordable insurance agency web design from $127 a month: one invoice instead of five, with hosting, updates and revisions already included.
- [Insurance website templates are a starting point, not a finished quote engine.](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/services/insurance-website-templates): Insurance website templates get an agency a look fast, but stop short of quote logic, integrations and compliance. What a template does and does not solve.
- [An insurance agency website redesign should add pages, not throw away the rankings the old ones earned.](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/services/insurance-agency-website-redesign): Insurance agency website redesign that keeps the pages currently earning traffic, redirects every old URL, and moves without a gap in service.
- [Insurance SEO web design means a page exists for every search someone in your area is actually typing.](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/services/insurance-seo-web-design): Insurance SEO web design crosses a page per line of business with a page per town you serve, backed by schema and weekly articles, not keyword stuffing.
- [Independent agency website design has to explain choice, since that is the whole reason you exist.](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/services/independent-agency-website-design): Independent agency website design that names your carrier appointments, the reason a shopper should call you instead of a captive office.
- [Multi-location insurance agency websites have to route a quote request to the right office, not just list every address.](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/services/multi-location-insurance-agency-websites): Multi-location insurance agency websites with a page per office, correct local details per location, and requests routed to the right team.
- [Insurance producer website design gives each producer a page that says exactly what they can write, and where.](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/services/insurance-producer-website-design): Insurance producer website design with individual pages per producer: license numbers, states, lines written and a way to request them by name.

## Compare
- [GoHighLevel Funnels vs a Managed Agency Website](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/compare/gohighlevel-funnels): Funnels are great for one campaign; the website is where every line, town and carrier lives. Many agencies use both.
- [GoHighLevel Website Builder vs a Managed Agency Site](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/compare/gohighlevel-website-builder): A HighLevel site keeps everything in one account; a managed site takes the build, the search work and the upkeep off your desk.
- [GoHighLevel AI Studio vs a Managed Agency Website](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/compare/gohighlevel-ai-studio): AI Studio drafts pages from a prompt inside HighLevel; a managed site adds the planning, compliance care, search work and weekly upkeep.
- [WordPress vs a Managed Insurance Agency Website](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/compare/wordpress): WordPress can do almost anything if someone maintains it; a managed site removes plugins, updates and hosting from your list.
- [Wix vs a Managed Website for Insurance Agencies](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/compare/wix): Wix is a quick DIY start; a managed site is built and run around quote requests for every line you write.
- [Squarespace vs a Managed Insurance Agency Website](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/compare/squarespace): Squarespace makes a polished brochure; an agency needs a quote engine with line pages, town pages and AMS routing.
- [Webflow vs a Managed Website for Insurance Agencies](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/compare/webflow): Webflow is a strong tool in a designer's hands; a managed site includes the designer, the writer and the upkeep.
- [GoDaddy Website Builder vs a Managed Agency Website](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/compare/godaddy-website-builder): A domain-provider builder gets you online fast; a managed site gets you found for each line and routes every request.
- [Freelance Web Designer vs a Managed Agency Website](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/compare/freelancer): A good freelancer builds a good site once; a managed plan builds it and keeps it right every week.
- [Insurance Marketing Agency vs a Managed Agency Website](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/compare/marketing-agency): A marketing agency runs campaigns and strategy; a managed website plan runs the site that every campaign lands on.

## Who it is for
- [An independent agency website that starts quotes across every carrier you write](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/for/independent-agencies): An independent agency website earns its keep by turning a search for coverage into a quote request that lands in your AMS with the details a carrier needs. We build one page per line you write and one per town you serve, put a short quote form on each, and manage the whole site for a monthly fee so nobody at the agency touches it.
- [A personal lines website that turns auto and home searches into quotes](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/for/personal-lines): A personal lines website works when a household searching for auto or home coverage in your town lands on a page about that exact line, sees your agency serves their zip, and finishes a short quote form on a phone. We build those pages, keep the bundle offer visible on every one, and run the site so your CSRs only handle the requests.
- [A commercial lines website that starts BOP and workers comp quotes](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/for/commercial-lines): A commercial lines website converts when a business owner searching for coverage finds a page written for their industry, not a generic business insurance list, and can send the handful of details a producer needs to start a submission. We build industry and line pages, a submission-ready quote form, and manage the site so producers spend their time on the accounts.
- [A life and health website that books consultations instead of collecting emails](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/for/life-and-health): A life and health website does its job when a visitor who is worried about a mortgage, a family or a gap in coverage understands what you help with and asks for a conversation without being asked for medical history first. We build plain pages per product type, a light consultation request form, and manage the site while you meet with clients.
- [A Medicare website that captures appointment requests before and during AEP](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/for/medicare-agents): A Medicare website has one season that matters and one job: give a beneficiary or their adult child a clear page for each plan type, carry the disclaimer wording you supply, and let them request an appointment in under a minute. We build it that way and keep it updated through the year so the site is ready when the annual enrollment period opens.
- [A benefits broker website that gets employers to request a renewal review](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/for/benefits-brokers): A benefits broker website works when an owner, controller or HR lead searching for group health options finds a page that speaks to a company their size, sees what a renewal review involves, and asks for one with their employee count and renewal date. We build those pages, the review request form and the article stream, and manage the site through renewal season.
- [A captive agent website that ranks your office above the corporate directory](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/for/captive-agents): A captive agent website works when a household searching for coverage in your town finds your office, your team and your quote form instead of a corporate locator page that lists every agent in the state. We build a local site inside the brand and compliance rules your carrier sets, and we manage it so the rules stay followed as they change.
- [A wholesaler website that brings retail agents and clean submissions](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/for/insurance-wholesalers): A wholesaler or MGA website works when a retail agent with a hard-to-place risk finds your appetite page for that class, sees which markets you access, and sends a submission with the details your underwriters need on the first pass. We build the appetite and program pages, the submission intake form and the agent resources, and manage the site as your appetite changes.

## Case studies
- [Repairing the opening step of personal coverage inquiries](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/case-studies/repairing-the-opening-step): Home and contents insurance broker, Fargo, North Dakota. A rebuilt inquiry form now asks for coverage interest, renewal month and contact preference up front.
- [Personal coverage inquiries within easy reach on a phone](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/case-studies/within-easy-reach-on-a-phone): Travel insurance specialist broker, Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The mobile layout was rebuilt around a short navigation path covering an overview, the agency's review process and carrier contact routes and a prominent inquiry button.
- [A common reference for personal coverage inquiries questions](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/case-studies/a-common-reference-for-questions): Gadget and personal effects insurer broker, Frederick, Maryland. A curated FAQ now covers the agency's review process and carrier contact routes, built from the questions customers actually ask.
- [Closing the loop on personal coverage inquiries submissions](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/case-studies/closing-the-loop-on-submissions): Personal lines insurance brokerage, Ann Arbor, Michigan. Submissions now conclude with a confirmation page that recaps the request and describes the route to a discussion with a licensed insurance agent.
- [One guide, read before we talk about personal coverage inquiries](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/case-studies/one-guide-before-we-talk): Life and protection insurance adviser, Omaha, Nebraska. The preparation page explains coverage interest, renewal month and contact preference and introduces the agency's review process and carrier contact routes.
- [What personal coverage inquiries covers, and what it does not](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/case-studies/what-the-service-covers): High-value home insurance adviser, Salem, Oregon. The revised page draws a clean line between published information, initial requests and confirmed arrangements.
- [Every personal coverage inquiries request has an owner](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/case-studies/every-request-has-an-owner): Pet and specialist personal insurer broker, Plano, Texas. Each submission collects coverage interest, renewal month and contact preference and is assigned to a responsible staff member with a visible follow-up status.
- [From printout to page: personal coverage inquiries made legible](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/case-studies/from-printout-to-page): Young driver insurance specialist, Overland Park, Kansas. The old document became a set of readable sections on the agency's review process and carrier contact routes, with headings that describe their contents and links that jump straight to them.
- [Ending the personal coverage inquiries version confusion](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/case-studies/ending-the-version-confusion): Classic car insurance specialist, Green Bay, Wisconsin. The facts about the agency's review process and carrier contact routes were consolidated into one maintained reference, with duplicates merged or redirected.
- [Three doors instead of one for personal coverage inquiries](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/case-studies/three-doors-instead-of-one): Family protection insurance adviser, Columbia, South Carolina. The contact page opens with a plain three-way choice and routes each selection appropriately.
- [Local routing built into personal coverage inquiries](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/case-studies/local-routing-built-in): Car and van insurance agency, Akron, Ohio. Local contact details now sit beside the service description they belong to.
- [Showing the working behind personal coverage inquiries](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/case-studies/showing-the-working): Landlord insurance brokerage, Manchester, New Hampshire. The page now centers on the agency's review process and carrier contact routes, illustrated with approved material where useful.
- [Out-of-hours personal coverage inquiries, handled honestly](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/case-studies/out-of-hours-handled-honestly): Holiday home insurance agency, Fargo, North Dakota. After-hours submissions now capture coverage interest, renewal month and contact preference and tell the sender when a real person will reply and how the path to a discussion with a licensed insurance agent works.
- [A personal coverage inquiries form that helps people finish](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/case-studies/a-form-that-helps-people-finish): Motorcycle insurance broker, Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Labels persist, errors attach to their fields, and valid entries survive failed submissions.
- [Old personal coverage inquiries links, new destinations](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/case-studies/old-links-new-destinations): Income protection advice practice, Frederick, Maryland. Every old address was cataloged and paired with an appropriate new page, tested before go-live.
- [No more telephone edits on the personal coverage inquiries page](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/case-studies/no-more-telephone-edits): Flood risk home insurance broker, Ann Arbor, Michigan. A compact change-request format now records the page, the current wording, the proposed replacement and the approving contact.
- [A shorter route back for personal coverage inquiries follow-ups](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/case-studies/a-shorter-route-back): Over-50s insurance advisory, Omaha, Nebraska. Returning contacts get a short form asking for any reference they hold and their question.
- [Where personal coverage inquiries really come from](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/case-studies/where-inquiries-come-from): Regional personal insurance broker, Salem, Oregon. The origin of every inquiry is recorded with the submission, next to coverage interest, renewal month and contact preference.
- [Resilient contact routes for personal coverage inquiries](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/case-studies/resilient-contact-routes): Gap and warranty insurance broker, Plano, Texas. The contact page now carries an alternative route, honest error wording and follow-up guidance.
- [Instructions included: personal coverage inquiries after launch](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/case-studies/instructions-included-after-launch): Wedding and event insurance agency, Overland Park, Kansas. Documentation delivered with the site covers pages, procedures and contacts, and walks the team through the path to a discussion with a licensed insurance agent.

## Blog
- [Measuring an insurance agency website: requests, replies, quotes and binds](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/blog/measuring-insurance-website-quote-requests): What to count on an agency site instead of pageviews: requests by line, time to first reply, quotes and binds, Core Web Vitals, and fair before-and-after tests.
- [Local SEO for independent insurance agencies: town pages that are not doorway spam](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/blog/insurance-agency-local-seo-town-pages): The line crossed with town page model, how many pages is too many, Google Business Profile, NAP consistency, and how to measure local search honestly.
- [Connecting an insurance agency website to your CRM or AMS](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/blog/insurance-agency-website-ams-integration): What a quote request payload should carry, how to map fields, route by line and producer, handle duplicates and failures, and what to test before launch.
- [Medicare, life and benefits pages: what an agency website can and cannot say](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/blog/medicare-benefits-website-compliance-wording): How to write Medicare, life, health and benefits pages on an agency site: general plan wording, phrases to avoid, disclaimers, TPMO notes and forms without PHI.
- [What belongs on an insurance line of business page, section by section](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/blog/insurance-line-of-business-page-structure): The section order for an auto, home, BOP or workers comp page, where the quote form sits, how to link to carrier and town pages, and the mistakes that kill it.
- [Insurance quote form design on a phone: field order, keyboards, length and errors](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/blog/insurance-quote-form-mobile-design): How to design a quote request form for a phone: field order, input types and keyboards, how long is too long, error copy, multi-step decisions, labels and tap targets.
- [How an independent insurance agency website turns quote requests into bound policies](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/blog/insurance-agency-website-quote-requests): Agencies bind more policies when each line of business has its own short quote form, a person replies the same day, and every line has a page that answers the buyer.

## Legal
- [Privacy policy](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/legal/privacy-policy): How GetInsuranceWebsite handles personal data.
- [Terms and conditions](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/legal/terms-and-conditions): The terms for using GetInsuranceWebsite and its services.
- [Refund policy](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/legal/refund-policy): When fees are refundable.
- [Disclaimer](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/legal/disclaimer): What GetInsuranceWebsite is and is not.
- [Cookie policy](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/legal/cookie-policy): How cookies are used on this site.
- [Accessibility statement](https://getinsurancewebsite.com/legal/accessibility): The accessibility standard GetInsuranceWebsite builds to and how to report a problem.

## Contact
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