GetInsured review for insurance agents: pricing, carriers and features
GetInsured runs the technology behind several state health exchanges and an approved EDE platform. Agents use its portal to compare ACA health and dental plans, check subsidies and enroll clients.
It's free for brokers. You get in through your state exchange's agent portal or GetInsured's EDE platform once you're licensed and certified.
- Best for
- ACA agents selling in the state exchanges GetInsured runs, and agencies using its EDE platform
- Lines
- ACA individual health and dental
- Price
- Free for brokers. States and carriers pay GetInsured
- How you get it
- Through a state exchange agent portal or GetInsured's EDE platform
- Carriers
- Over 100
- Applications
- Full ACA enrollment without sending the client to HealthCare.gov
- Website quoter
- Consumer shopping on exchange and partner sites only
Our take
GetInsured fits an ACA agent who sells in one of the states whose exchange it runs, or who wants EDE enrollment without bouncing clients to HealthCare.gov. Quoting, subsidy checks and enrollment happen in one place.
It costs brokers nothing, since states and carriers pay for the platform.
It covers ACA health and dental only, with no Medicare, life or group quoting.
Pros
- Free for brokers
- Full ACA enrollment with no HealthCare.gov redirect for covered cases
- Doctor search, drug lookup and cost estimates built in
- A mobile app with your book, notices and contacts
- Book of business download
Cons
- ACA health and dental only
- No CRM or agency system connection
- State exchange portals cover nine states
- No consumer quoter you can put on your own site
Plans and pricing
- How it's priced
- Free for brokers on GetInsured's broker and EDE platform
- Who pays
- State exchanges and carriers, on custom contracts
- What you need first
- A state health license, exchange certification and any carrier appointments the state requires
As of October 2026, from getinsured.com. GetInsured can also earn carrier commissions on its own consumer sales.
Access and contracting
- How you get it
- Log in to the agent portal of a state exchange GetInsured runs, or use its EDE platform
- Who pays
- No one, for brokers
- What you need first
- Your health license, Marketplace or state exchange training and carrier appointments where required
- If you leave your upline
- Nothing changes. Access follows your exchange certification
Georgia Access also asks for a training course with an 80% passing score and an Agent Portal profile.
Carriers, products and states
| Product | Type | Lines | Built for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Agent/Broker Portal and Agency Portal | Quote-and-enroll platform | ACA health and dental | Agents and agencies |
| Consumer shopping | Website quoter | ACA health and dental | Consumers on state and partner sites |
| Enterprise platform | Exchange technology | ACA health and dental | State exchanges and carriers |
- Carriers
- 100+
- States
- State exchanges in Idaho, Illinois, Minnesota, Nevada, New Jersey, New Mexico, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Virginia, plus EDE
GetInsured says it supports over 100 carriers, as of October 2026. Oregon's exchange moves to GetInsured for plan year 2027.
Rates and underwriting
- Where rates come from
- The exchange's own health and dental plan data
- Fixing a wrong rate
- Through the exchange or GetInsured support
Plan-fit tools
- Out-of-pocket cost estimates
- Doctor search
- Drug coverage lookup
- Subsidy eligibility estimate
- Medicaid eligibility checks in some states
Quotes and proposals
| Result | What it means for you |
|---|---|
| Plan comparison | Exchange plans side by side with estimated costs |
| Estimate | Expected subsidy and costs before the application is verified |
| Enrollment | A completed exchange enrollment and a confirmation |
- What you can send the client
- Notices by email, text or mail
GetInsured isn't the insurer, and its doctor directory can be out of date. Confirm networks with the carrier.
Applications and enrollment
- Where the application goes
- The state exchange or the CMS Marketplace, without leaving GetInsured
- What carries over
- Shopping and renewal answers fill parts of the application
- E-signature
- The client names you as agent, then you accept
ACA enrollment
- EDE status
- CMS lists GetInsured as an approved web-broker hosting an EDE platform (April 2026 list)
- What you need as an agent
- A state health license, your own Marketplace registration and training and carrier appointments where required
- Consumer consent
- The client starts the agent designation and you accept. Clients are told of changes and can revoke it
- Enrollment
- Completed on the state exchange or through EDE, with no HealthCare.gov redirect for covered cases
EDE, or Enhanced Direct Enrollment, lets an approved platform enroll clients in Marketplace plans on its own screens.
Website quoting and consent
Consumers can compare health and dental plans, estimate subsidies and enroll on GetInsured-run sites. Carriers and partners can brand the EDE screens within CMS rules.
- Ways to add it
- Partner-branded EDE screens, set up under a GetInsured contract
- Consent record
- Agent designation with notice to the client and a way to revoke
Integrations
| Connects to | Type | How | Direction | What it does |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CMS Marketplace | Enrollment | EDE | Both ways | Eligibility, application and enrollment on GetInsured's screens |
| State Medicaid systems | Eligibility | State integration | Both ways | Medicaid eligibility checks in named states |
| Federal data hub | Verification | Exchange workflow | Both ways | Verifies applicant details |
GetInsured names no CRM or agency system connection. You can download your book of business.
Getting started
Get licensed and certified
Hold a state health license and finish your exchange or Marketplace training.
Line up appointments
Get carrier appointments where your state requires them.
Open the agent portal
Use the portal for your state exchange, or GetInsured's EDE platform.
Enroll your first client
The client names you as agent, you accept, then compare plans and enroll.
Support is by email, phone and fax. Sales for states and carriers is at (800) 640-7086.
Mobile, users and security
Mobile
The Broker Portal mobile app shows enrollments, your book, dashboards, notices and contacts.
Users and security
- Agent, agency and consumer portals
- Two-factor and Face ID login in the app
- Passed a CMS privacy and security audit for EDE
Contract and your data
- Your data when you leave
- Download your book of business from the portal
- Terms
- GetInsured terms
Read in October 2026. Brokers sign no subscription, so there's no term or renewal to manage.
GetInsured alternatives
- HealthSherpa for AgentsFreeACA enrollment for agents, free and paid for by carriers
- Quotit$99/moACA, Medicare and group quoting on a monthly subscription
- HealthConnect Broker PortalQuote onlyIndividual and group health quoting for agencies
- ConnectureDRX PlanCompare$100/agent/moMedicare plan comparison and enrollment, from $100 a month
- IntegrityCONNECTFree with contractingACA, Medicare and life tools free with Integrity contracting
See every option in insurance quoting software.
Frequently asked questions
Is GetInsured free for agents?
Yes. GetInsured says its broker and EDE platform is free for brokers, because states and carriers pay for it.
Which states does GetInsured cover?
It runs the exchanges in Idaho, Illinois, Minnesota, Nevada, New Jersey, New Mexico, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Virginia. Oregon follows for plan year 2027.
Is GetInsured an approved EDE platform?
Yes. CMS lists it as a web-broker hosting an EDE platform.
What do I need to enroll clients on GetInsured?
A state health license, your exchange or Marketplace training and any carrier appointments your state requires.
Can I export my book from GetInsured?
Yes, you can download your book of business from the broker portal.
How we researched this review. We based this review on the pricing, terms and product pages published by GetInsured, reviewed in October 2026, together with our team's experience working with insurance agents and agency owners since 2008.
Corrections
Vendors change their pricing all the time and they don't email us when they do. So if you see a price on here that's gone up, a plan GetInsured quit selling or a contract term that reads different now, let us know and send the link to the page where GetInsured has it. Somebody here pulls up that page and checks it before we change anything on ours.