The next call.Your nextopportunity.
Connect with consumers looking for auto insurance. Build a pay-per-call program around the states you write, the team you have, and the business you want to grow.
Your appetite.
Your capacity.
Your call.
A call program should fit how your agency actually operates. We work through the details with you before the first call.
Start where you can write.
Define the states you serve, your carrier appetite, and the consumer criteria your agency needs.
Make room for the conversation.
Discuss staffed hours, agents available to answer, and a call volume your team can realistically handle.
Know what counts before you start.
Confirm call pricing, billable duration, eligible call criteria, credit rules, and any exclusivity terms in writing.
A clear path
to the next call.
Align the program, prepare your team, and give every conversation a proper shot.
Find your fit.
Share your licensed states, appetite, business hours, and goals. We’ll discuss where a call program could fit.
Your agency comes firstSet the terms.
Agree on eligible calls, rates, minimum billable duration, and credit policies. Build a test around your capacity.
Clarity before launchMake it count.
Answer, understand the consumer’s needs, and quote where there’s a fit. Review your results before you scale.
Conversation to opportunityIf the call is below your agreed minimum duration, you don’t pay for it.
Your billable duration, rate, eligible call criteria, and credit rules are confirmed in your program. Know the economics before the calls begin.
Explore call pricing & billingKnow your cost.
Find your threshold.
Explore how call price and bind rate affect your cost per policy. These are adjustable examples, so use your agency’s assumptions.
An example input, not a quoted AcquireCalls rate.
At a 10% bind rate across 100 billable calls.
Illustrative math only. Outcomes are not guaranteed. Call spend excludes staffing, agency overhead, and other expenses; expected policies may be fractional.
Cost per policy = call price ÷ bind rate. Compare it with your own expected policy economics.
Open the full calculatorSharper questions.
Better decisions.
Practical tools for comparing vendors, planning your budget, and getting your team ready for inbound calls.
Explore all agent resourcesAcquisition is
a people business.
AcquireCalls brings a practical media-buying perspective to agency growth. Founded by Jake Gonzalez, with nearly two decades of experience across online and TV media, the focus is simple: build a call program that makes sense for your business.
Good questions.
Clear answers.
Every agency has different needs. Let’s work through yours.
Ask us a questionWho is AcquireCalls built for?
Licensed insurance agents and agencies looking to buy inbound auto insurance calls. We discuss your licensed states, carrier appetite, answering schedule, and capacity before setting up a program.
How much do calls cost?
Pricing depends on your program’s requirements and agreed terms. Calls below your agreed minimum duration cost $0. Review call pricing and billing, then speak with us about your agency.
Are the calls exclusive?
Exclusivity depends on the specific program. Confirm the written definition of exclusivity and how a consumer may be matched before you buy. We do not assume that every call program has the same terms.
Can we start with a smaller test?
We can discuss a test based on your budget, states, staffing, and available calls. Confirm any minimum commitment and the testing plan with us before starting.
How do credits and disputed calls work?
Your program sets out the eligible call criteria, minimum billable duration, credit rules, and process for requesting a review. Get those terms in writing before launch and review any disputed call against them.
Do you guarantee call volume or policy sales?
No policy sales are guaranteed. Call availability depends on the program and market, while conversion depends on factors including carrier appetite, pricing, staffing, and how your team handles each conversation.
Put your next
call in motion.
Tell us where you write and what your team can handle. We’ll start there.
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