What does an AI Revenue Leak Audit cost?
The audit is $1,500 flat, or $750 for the first three founding agencies. It is refunded if no worthwhile leak is found, and the fee counts toward a build.
Read the cost guideTHE BLOG
Find the leak before you buy the fix.
Short, useful notes for independent insurance agencies. Start with evidence, label estimates clearly, and fix the part of the customer journey that loses money.
FEATURED GUIDES
Start with the money questions.
These guides explain the audit and the five common places revenue goes quiet.
Five revenue leaks in insurance agencies
A practical look at missed calls, quiet quotes, slow web leads, late renewals, and leads re-typed between systems.
Read the five-leak guideALL POSTS
Notes for the work in front of you.
Posts are listed newest first. Benchmarks are estimates unless your own data has been measured.
A2P 10DLC registration guide
The full walkthrough for insurance agencies: brand and campaign registration steps, 2026 fees, real timelines, and common rejection reasons.
Read the postWhat a CRM should do for an insurance agency
The 7 jobs a CRM has to do for an independent agency, the questions to ask vendors, and the red flags to watch for.
Read the postTCPA compliance software, explained
What the software actually does, what it cannot do for you, and how a small agency should evaluate the tools.
Read the post10DLC brand vs campaign registration
What the two registration types mean for insurance agencies, why both are required for texting, and how to get approved.
Read the postTCPA opt-in language for insurance agencies
What compliant opt-in language looks like on agency websites and lead forms, and what has to change after the 2025 consent rules.
Read the postWhy your agency texts are not delivering
The seven most common reasons insurance agency SMS fails to deliver, from unregistered numbers to content filters, and how to fix each.
Read the postHave a leak you want to check?
Use the free 15-minute leak check to decide whether a paid audit makes sense.