Best aged insurance lead companies
Treat aged leads as a marketing list with past intent, not as fresh leads. They are resold after the first buyers and priced low because contact rates are low. These companies are in our default order, built on disclosure, identity, pricing and years in business, and no scores are shown.
Five companies made the list for aged leads, and three of them show a price on their own pages. The lead ages on offer run from 0 days up to 181 days.
5 companies
It publishes a 10-day return window.
- Best for
- Health, group health and commercial agents who want leads from a vendor's own sites
- To start
- A non-refundable deposit set by Benepath
- Returns
- Within 10 days for bad numbers and fake leads
- Check first
- Returns limited to 10 days
Pick this if you would rather not put money down before you buy.
- Best for
- Agents who want large volumes of low-cost aged leads, or a caller to work them
- Aged leads
- $275 to $1,000 per pack (October 2026)
- To start
- One aged pack of 1,000 leads, paid by PayPal
- Returns
- No refunds or credits
- Check first
- No published consent or Do Not Call process for the leads
Pick iLeads if its published terms match how you buy leads.
- Best for
- Agents who want auto, home, health and life leads by the lead, with a free account and no minimum
- To start
- A free account funded with credits
- Returns
- Free replacement for bad leads bought within 14 days of the lead's date
- Check first
- Leads older than 14 days when you buy them can't be replaced, and other leads are sold as is
A fit if you do not want to fund a deposit first.
- Best for
- Life, final expense and annuity agents who want exclusive leads in weekly packs, with no deposit
- Aged leads
- $0.50 to $14 per lead (October 2026)
- To start
- One weekly pack paid by card at checkout, with no deposit or setup fee
- Returns
- Replacement leads, requested within three business days
- Check first
- Replacement leads only, with no cash refunds
A fit if you do not want to fund a deposit first.
- Best for
- Life and health agents who want low-cost real-time or aged leads with published prices
- Aged leads
- from $4 per lead (October 2026)
- To start
- A single order or a weekly subscription, paid by card, with no setup fee
- Returns
- Replacements for up to 20% of an order, requested within 72 hours
- Check first
- Aged leads may have been contacted by other agents before you buy them
The order is our default trust order: disclosure, identity, pricing and years in business. Each price is what the company publishes for aged leads, with its date.
How we chose
We include a company when one of its offers is aged leads. That gave us 16 offers from five companies, priced October 2026. Looking at upfront money, one ask for a deposit and three ask for none.
Results with aged leads vary with your market and your follow-up habits. Spend a little with two or three, treat their leads identically and compare what each policy costs you.
Frequently asked questions
How do I choose a company for aged leads?
Shortlist a few and trial each with a modest purchase of aged leads, following up on every lead identically before you commit more money. Two of the five publish a window for reporting bad leads, between 3 and 10 days, so ask the others for theirs in writing.
Are aged leads worth buying?
They cost far less per lead, but they are older contacts resold after the first buyers, so contact rates are low. Set what a sale costs you against fresh leads before you scale up. Published prices here run from $0.50 to $150 per lead.
What do aged leads cost?
Published prices here are $0.50 to $150 per lead across two companies and $275 to $1,000 per pack across one company. Two of the five publish no price for it.
How old are aged leads?
Each company sets its own age bands. Here they run from 0 to 181 days.
How we researched this. We based this page on each company's published pricing where available, terms and product pages, reviewed in October 2026, together with our team's experience working with insurance agents and agency owners since 2008.