Insurance brokers
Explain coverage clearly, and route each enquiry to the right broker
What matters
What your website should do for you
Coverage explained without jargon
Home, auto, commercial, farm and specialty lines each need a plain explanation of what is generally covered and what affects price.
The right broker for the enquiry
Commercial and personal lines usually go to different people. The site should route enquiries accordingly.
Accurate licensing information
Broker licences and the brokerage's regulatory details should appear exactly as supplied.
Pages your site could have
A starting point. We plan the final pages around your content.
- Home
- Coverage categories and how to get a quote
- Personal insurance
- Home, auto, tenant and travel
- Business insurance
- Commercial, liability, contractors and specialty
- Our brokers
- Profiles with specialties and contact
- Learn
- Articles on coverage questions
- Contact
- General enquiries routed by line of business
Features you can add
Coverage category pages
Educational descriptions without promises of specific coverage.
Routed enquiry form
Sends personal and commercial enquiries to different inboxes.
Broker profiles
Specialties, licences and direct contact.
Quote platform links
Links to online quoting tools you already use.
In your own words
Changes you could ask for
Request 01
“Add a page for cyber liability insurance for small businesses, using the description from our marketing manager, and link it from business insurance.”
Request 02
“Kelly has moved to commercial lines. Update her profile and route contractor enquiries to her.”
Request 03
“Add an article about what to do after hail damage, with our claims phone number.”
A fictional example
Moving from an old site
Before
A brokerage with three offices has a site where every enquiry goes to one general inbox and gets forwarded manually.
The move
We rebuild on Replit with coverage pages, broker profiles and routed enquiries, keeping links to the online quoting tool.
After
The marketing lead updates content through Replit Agent; we can manage it under agreement.
What we will ask you for
- Coverage descriptions reviewed by a licensed broker
- Broker profiles and licensing details
- Office locations and hours
- Quote tool links
Works with tools you already use
- Online quoting platforms
- Brokerage management systems
- Claims contact links for insurers you represent
Questions
Common questions
Can customers get a quote on the website?
Yes. We connect the quoting tools you already use, or build a quote request form into the site.
Can we name the insurers we work with?
Yes, where your agreements allow it and you provide permission for logos.
How is this different from mortgage brokers?
Insurance sites focus on coverage education and routing. Mortgage sites focus on borrowing scenarios and illustrative calculators.