Software for insurance agencies
Business website for insurance agencies
If you run a one-person insurance broker covering home and auto, you've probably seen it: quote requests go cold while you gather the details. This business website takes that job off your plate. A fast, mobile-first website with WhatsApp and contact buttons and basic SEO.
Why insurance agencies ask for this
- Quote requests go cold while you gather the details.
- Leads from different carriers and sites end up in different inboxes.
What it looks like in practice
Picture a one-person insurance broker covering home and auto. A policyholder searches on their phone between quotes, renewals and claims questions. The site loads fast, shows what you do and your prices or range, and has one clear button to get in touch. Their message lands in Outlook.
How it works for insurance agencies
Once the business website is running for a one-person insurance broker covering home and auto, this is the sequence.
- We agree pages, content and the main action you want visitors to take.
- I design and build it, mobile first.
- Contact forms connect to Outlook.
- Basic SEO, speed and analytics are set up.
- You get it live with notes on how to edit it.
Tools it connects to
You keep working in HawkSoft, AgencyZoom, Applied Epic and Outlook. The business website sits alongside, built with HTML and Cloudflare Pages.
Questions from insurance agencies
Does the business website work with HawkSoft?
Often, yes. Before building the business website I check your HawkSoft account and plan, because some features depend on API access. If there's a gap for your insurance setup, you'll know before you pay anything.
How is policyholder data handled?
For the business website, data stays in your own accounts where possible, and each step only gets the details it needs. We go through your rules, such as HIPAA or GDPR, before I build anything, and confirm the setup with your compliance adviser if you have one.
What happens if something breaks?
The business website sends you an alert when a step fails, so it never fails quietly in the middle of a busy week. You can fix small things with the notes I leave, or add the care plan at $49 a month and I'll handle it.
Want this for your insurance business?
Tell me how your insurance business handles this today. I'll reply with what I'd build, what it costs and how long it takes.
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