Insured Growth · Coming soon
An insurance agent website, built and live on your own domain.
Answer a few questions, pick from three looks, and launch a site that books calls and collects quote requests with consent.
The website builder is coming soon. Here's how it will work.
In short
What should a life insurance agent website include?
A website for an insurance agent needs to say who you help, show your license details, make it easy to book a call and collect quote requests with clear consent wording. The Insured Growth website builder will build these pages for you, in your voice, and check them before anything goes live.
Home
About, with your license details
What I help with
Book a call
Quote request, with consent wording
Join my team
Privacy policy
Link-in-bio page
A closer look
How the insurance agent website builder will work.
Publish on your own domain, on Lovable or in your CRM's site builder.
Brand questions
Three looks
Pick a style
Claude builds it
Live on your domain
Forms, booking and rules checked
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Do I need a website template or a custom design?
Templates are quick but look like everyone else's. Custom insurance agency website design takes longer and costs more. The builder sits in between: it shows you three different directions based on your brand, then builds the one you choose. You can change words, photos and pages after it's live.
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How do insurance agents get found on Google?
Good insurance agent SEO starts with a clear site: pages for what you do and the states where you're licensed, fast pages, page titles and a sitemap. The builder will set those up. Local search adds a Google Business Profile, if you meet Google's rules, and real client reviews. No one can promise rankings.
Insured Growth · Coming soonSample
For the people
who count on you.
Life insurance. A real conversation.
MON A question families ask
WED A helpful explanation
FRI A reason to check in
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State rules checked before launch.
Some carriers want to approve sites that name them. General information, not legal advice.
License details your state and carriers commonly require
Consent wording on every form
A privacy policy
No client reviews or stories without permission
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Your launch checklist.
Business email and phone
Google Business Profile
Social profiles
Business cards and email signature with license details
Texting registration
Pointers on an LLC, EIN and business bank account (not legal or tax advice)
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Questions about agent websites.
Do I own my website and domain?
Yes. Your site goes live on your own domain, and it's yours. Happy with your current site? Keep it.
Does the website follow state advertising rules?
Before launch, the builder will check for details your state and carriers commonly require, such as your license number, and add consent wording to forms. It helps you follow the rules; you stay responsible for your advertising.
Can I edit the site after it goes live?
Yes. Ask in plain words, like "add a page about final expense", and the builder drafts the change for your approval. The same rule check runs again before the change goes live.
Is a website included in Core?
No. The website builder is part of Insured Growth, which adds on top of Core, and it's included in All Access. Insured Recruit will use it to give each new recruit their own site. Pricing coming soon.
Your next step
Get your website live
Book a call to plan your site, or join early access to hear when the builder opens.