AI voice agents for insurance.
Someone rings your number and talks. The agent takes the risk down, works out which insurers write it, and chases them to a decision. Your licensed adviser closes.
One engine. It never stops going round.
Job state is the product. The voice call is a peripheral.
- 01
Request in
Risk, change or claim
- 02
What this insurer needs
Learned, not published
- 03
Chase the party
They never log in
- 04
Verify what came back
Against what was asked
- 05
Surface exceptions
Only what needs you
Live demo
Nobody fills in a forty-field form.
Pick a language. It follows you.
Ask which policy is best. It refuses, by design.
Call back about a change or a claim. Same agent, same case.
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CUSF 32.1.6
The boundary is the act, not the party.
Four acts belong to a licensed human. They cannot be switched on anywhere in the builder.
Our reading of the rule, not a legal opinion.
The act, not the party
Taking the facts in from a customer who called us
Build an agent in six steps.
- 01
Basics
Line of business, languages, voice.
- 02
Skills
Changes, claims, renewals, status.
- 03
Intake
What it asks on a new enquiry.
- 04
Rules
Yours, on a floor you cannot lower.
- 05
Matching
Your panel and its appetite.
- 06
Publish
A page your brokers can link.
Pricing
Priced per conversation. Never per seat.
A brokerage is three or four people working one book. Charging per person would tax exactly the thing you came for.
$49
One adviser testing the water
- —150 conversations a month
- —2 published agents
- —Takes new enquiries and reads back status
- —Everyone on your team
$199
A working brokerage
- —1,000 conversations a month
- —6 published agents
- —Changes, claims, renewals and status
- —Everyone on your team
$499
Several desks, one panel
- —5,000 conversations a month
- —25 published agents
- —Everything, plus what a policy covers
- —Everyone on your team
Every plan is the whole product — only the volume and what the agent handles differ. There is a free plan to try it on, and no plan lets an agent advise or close.