Best insurance appointment setting companies
Here are the strongest appointments options we found. The order comes from objective trust signals (disclosure, identity, published pricing and years in business) and no scores are shown. Which one is right comes down to your own needs.
Of the three companies below, two publish what they charge for appointments and one does not. On sharing there is no split, since all of them sell exclusive.
Quick picks by need
- No depositLead Heroes
- AppointmentsLead Heroes, Next Call Club and OneLife Marketing SolutionsThe full list
3 companies
Pick this if you would rather not put money down before you buy.
- Best for
- Final expense and Medicare agents who want exclusive leads that have already agreed to a call
- Appointments
- $63 to $99 per appointment (September 2026)
- Lead types
- Appointments
- Shared or exclusive
- Exclusive
- To start
- 20 leads minimum, $800 for final expense
- Returns
- Sold as is
- Check first
- Also sells insurance to consumers through Everything Senior Insurance
Pick this if a published return window matters to you. Here it is 10 days.
- Best for
- Personal lines agencies, including captive agents, that want auto and home leads or a calling team to work them
- Appointments
- $13,000 per month (October 2026)
- Lead types
- Appointments
- To start
- At least 15 leads a day
- Returns
- Replacement or credit when more than 5% of a batch has bad contact details
- Check first
- No published lead prices
Everything it sells here is exclusive, so you never share a shopper.
- Best for
- Medicare, final expense, life and IUL agents who want exclusive leads with detailed filters for each line
- Lead types
- Appointments
- Shared or exclusive
- Exclusive
- To start
- A signed order or program agreement
- Returns
- Automatic credit for qualifying leads, processed within 24 hours
- Check first
- No general return window is published, and Florida life leads must be returned within 48 hours
The order is our default trust order: disclosure, identity, pricing and years in business. Each price is what the company publishes for appointments, with its date.
How we chose
We include a company when one of its offers is appointments. That gave us 6 offers from three companies, priced September 2026 to October 2026. On deposits, one ask for none.
Which of these suits you for appointments turns on your market, your follow-up style and your budget. Put a modest amount into two or three and see which brings the lowest cost per policy sold.
Frequently asked questions
How do I choose a company for appointments?
Start with two or three companies that sell appointments, buy a few leads from each and follow up on all of them identically. One of the three publishes a window for reporting bad leads, 10 days, so ask the others for theirs in writing.
Are appointments sold exclusive?
All three companies here sell appointments exclusive, so there is no shared option to weigh against. What is left to compare is price and the share of appointments that become policies.
What do appointments cost?
Published prices here are $63 to $99 per appointment across one company and $13,000 per month. One of the three publishes no price for it.
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.