Exclusive new business leads for business insurance agents

A business that has just launched its website is often signing its first lease, taking its first jobs and hiring its first people. Each step raises questions about cover, and many new owners have not yet spoken to anyone about them. For a commercial insurance agent, the launch is an early, visible signal that a business is open and starting to take on risk.

We detect new websites within hours of going live. Each lead shows the business's industry and country, so you can focus on the sectors you write and the countries where you are licensed.

Bookkeepers prospect the same new businesses for related reasons; the bookkeepers page covers their angle.

Why timing matters for business insurance agents

New businesses often arrange cover in a hurry: a landlord asks for proof of liability insurance, a client contract requires it, or a trade body will not list them without it. At that point the owner buys from whoever is in front of them. An agent who made contact a week earlier is in a far better position.

Early contact also lets the conversation cover the whole business, not just one urgent policy.

And once a policy is in place, it usually sits there until renewal. Miss the setup window and the next natural opening may be a year away.

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clearline-plumbing.com

ClearLine Plumbing & Drains — emergency callouts and repairs

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Each lead goes to at most 3 buyers

Every lead is delivered to a maximum of 3 customers, ever. After each delivery it is held back for 10 days before anyone else can take it, and it is never delivered twice to the same customer.

Every lead shows its delivered counter — “delivered to 1 of 3” — before you export it, so you always know how many other agencies could have it. Read the full explanation on exclusive leads.

Industries to focus on

Use the industry filter to match leads to the lines you write. Sectors where new businesses commonly look at cover early include:

Filter by country to stay within the places you are licensed to sell. A lead carries its country but no city or state, so confirm the business location on its site before you write.

Approaching without advising by email

A first message is not the place for policy recommendations. Keep it to an introduction: you saw the business has just launched, you work with new businesses in its sector, and you are happy to talk through what owners in its position usually look into. Let advice happen in a proper conversation, under the rules that govern your practice.

Reading the site first helps. A trades business listing work in customers’ homes, or a clinic naming its practitioners, tells you roughly what conversation to expect. Because each lead reaches a capped number of buyers, you are not one of dozens of agents writing that week; see how exclusive leads work.

Pricing

Browsing the directory is free, and a free account includes 5 contact reveals a month. Paid plans:

14-day money-back guarantee on your first monthly subscription. Full contacts — including named personal emails and phone numbers — are shown for businesses in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, India and the UAE. Everywhere else, only company contacts are shown, such as info@ addresses and office lines; never personal emails, mobile numbers or names. Compare plans →

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FAQ

Questions from business insurance agents

Can I filter for trades and healthcare businesses?

Yes. The industry filter includes Home Services, Construction, Healthcare, Legal, Finance and other categories. Combine it with a country filter to match where you are licensed, and with the freshness window if you want businesses in their first days online. Each lead also shows its industry on the card, so you can check the fit before contacting anyone.

Do you tell me what insurance a business needs?

No. A lead shows the business’s website, industry, country, platform and contacts — nothing about its existing cover or its risks. Judging what a business needs is your job and depends on the rules in your market. The lead tells you that a business has just launched and how to reach it; the advice comes from you.

Do leads include a named contact?

In the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, India and the UAE, leads can include named personal emails and phone numbers when the site lists them. In other countries only company contacts are shown, such as an info@ address or an office line. Emails are checked for a working mail server on their domain and carry a contact-quality grade, though no check confirms that every mailbox accepts mail.

Why contact a business before it asks for insurance?

Because by the time it asks, it usually needs cover quickly and will go with whoever answers first. Reaching out while it is still setting up gives you time to explain options without pressure and to be the agent it already knows. A short, specific introduction is enough; there is no need to pitch a policy in the first message.

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