For insurance agents
Be the answer when someone asks for an agent like you.
People increasingly ask a search engine or an AI assistant to find them an agent — near them, licensed in their state, writing the coverage they need. Agent Locator is being built so those questions have accurate, structured answers, and so the right agent is part of them.
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Found for what you actually write
Profiles are organized by lines, licensed states and service area, not just a name and a phone number.
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Readable by people and machines
Clean pages with schema.org structured data that search engines and AI assistants can understand.
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Built on verifiable facts
Licensing is public record. Listings are planned to point consumers to the state lookup that confirms it.
Join the agent early list
Listings aren’t open yet. Tell us who you are and what you write, and you’ll hear first when they are.
What a profile is being designed to hold
The details people ask about first.
- Licensed states
- Where you can legally sell, including nonresident licenses.
- Lines you write
- Auto, home, life, health, Medicare, business, flood and more.
- Captive or independent
- Whether you represent one company or several — and which.
- Service area
- The cities, counties and ZIP codes you actually serve.
- Languages
- So people can find an agent they can talk to comfortably.
- Specialties
- Farms, contractors, coastal homes, classic cars — the niches you know.
Are listings open?
Not yet. Agent Locator is being built now and no agents are listed. The early list is how we’ll reach agents first when listings open.
Does joining the early list create a listing?
No. Joining saves your name, agency, state, lines and email so we can contact you. Nothing is published, and joining doesn’t commit you to anything.
Who can be listed?
The directory is being built for licensed insurance agents — captive and independent, personal and commercial lines. Listings are planned to reference each agent’s state license so consumers can verify it.
What will a listing include?
The plan is a structured profile: the states you’re licensed in, the lines you write, whether you’re captive or independent, the companies you represent, your service area and the languages you speak.