Insurance Lead Alerts for Buyers
Alerts tell a buyer when a matching auto or home lead is available. They are optional. You can open the marketplace, read a masked preview, and check out without subscribing.
What an alert is for
An alert is a notice that new inventory may fit the states and lines you care about. It does not buy the lead for you. The card in the marketplace is still the place where you read the masked preview and the price, then decide whether to check out.
Live insurance leads show when they are added. Aged leads are a separate product. An alert is useful when the team cannot sit on the marketplace all day and still wants to know that a fresh card appeared. It is a poor substitute for reading the card.
Treat the notice as a pointer. Open the lead, check the state and the line, and read the price on that card before anyone on the desk calls it a buy. If the path has already closed, the alert is stale and the right move is another card.
Subscribe for the states you actually write. An alert for a state the team cannot appoint is noise. The home page is where the alert signup lives. Buying itself stays on the lead card, with the same preview and the same checkout as a lead you found by browsing.
You can buy without an alert
Nothing on the purchase path requires a subscription. Shared, exclusive, and live leads are bought from the current card. The how to buy page walks through that order: access type, masked preview, price, then checkout only for the lead you want.
Before a paid order, read the pricing page and open free test leads. Free test access does not require payment. Standard-tier base prices, premium-tier states, and age bands are published on the pricing page, not inside an alert.
Browsing or alerts
- Marketplace: you open the current cards, read the preview and the price, and check out yourself.
- Alerts: you hear that a matching lead may be up. You still open the card before you pay.
When an alert earns its place
Use alerts when a desk covers specific states and will act the same day. Skip them when someone is already working the marketplace, or when the team is still learning the format. A free test is the lighter first look.
Auto shared leads are offered with up to 3 buyer slots, and home shared leads with up to 2. Exclusive is one buyer, and only when that path is still open. An alert does not reserve either path. The card does.
Using an alert without skipping the card
- Decide the states and the line, auto or home, before you subscribe.
- When an alert arrives, open the lead. Do not pay from the notice alone.
- Read the masked preview and the price on that card.
- Check out only if the lead still fits. Otherwise leave it.
Read the card, not just the alert
Pricing and free test leads come before a paid order. An alert can point you at a lead. The preview and the price are what you buy from.