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Leadsurance review for insurance agencies: website pricing, ownership and quote forms

By the IAT editorial team | Updated October 9, 2026

Leadsurance is an Austin web shop that builds custom WordPress sites for insurance agencies and hosts them on WP Engine. You pay once for the build and a small monthly fee after.

Builds run $1,265 to $3,999 on the current sale, plus $24 per month.

Best for
Agencies that want a custom WordPress site for a one-time fee and low hosting
Build price
$1,265, $2,599 or $3,999 once, at fall sale prices with no end date given
Monthly
$24 per month for hosting and support on every plan
Build
Custom WordPress, sized by page count
Minimum term
Set in your confirmation email. Leaving early costs half the remaining fees
Domain
Yours. You register it
Quote forms
Request forms with instant email alerts
If you leave
You can get a content export. The working site stays

Our take

Leadsurance has one of the lowest running costs here for a custom site. After the build you pay only $24 per month.

It suits an agency that wants its own design and is happy with email leads. Established adds a chatbot and review tools.

Read the terms with care. The site only runs on Leadsurance servers, and leaving the first term early costs half the fees left.

Pros

  • Custom design for a one-time fee
  • Low monthly hosting with daily backups
  • Built in about two weeks
  • Your domain stays in your name
  • Chatbot and review tools on Established

Cons

  • The working site can't leave Leadsurance servers
  • Early exit costs half the fees left in the first term
  • The first-term length only shows up after signing
  • Leads arrive by email only

Who it's built for

Agency types
Independent agencies. Leadsurance also takes clients outside insurance
Where you sell
United States, plus a few clients in Canada and New Zealand
Best plan for you
Small for 4 pages, Growing for 8, Established for 12 plus a chatbot, email tool and review management

Plans and pricing

Screenshot of Leadsurance's pricing page at leadsurance.com
Leadsurance's pricing page at leadsurance.com, as it looked on October 8, 2026.
PackageBuild feeList priceMonthlyPagesRevision rounds
Small1 web form, 20-minute design call$1,265$1,490$2443
Growing2 web forms, 30-minute design callWhere most agencies start$2,599$3,060$2485
Established3 web forms, chatbot, email and reviews tools$3,999$4,705$24126

Build fees are fall sale prices at 15% off list, checked October 2026. Hosting and support is billed monthly on every package.

What it would cost you

Setup fee

Plan fees

Total

Uses the sale build fees. At list price, add the difference to year one.

Good to know before you buy

  • The pricing page says you own the site. The terms say the working site stays on Leadsurance servers.
  • Setup and monthly fees can't be refunded under the terms. A satisfaction guarantee is offered separately.
  • Ending before the first term is up costs half of what you would have paid for the rest of it.

Build and launch

  1. Register your domain

    Leadsurance suggests Namecheap.

  2. Design call

    Twenty to forty minutes depending on package. Share who you sell to.

  3. Content

    Send your own copy and photos. Leadsurance writers can fill any gaps.

  4. Revisions

    Three, five or six rounds by package.

  5. Launch

    Hosting on WP Engine through Leadsurance.

Leadsurance says most sites take about two weeks.

What you own and what happens if you leave

WhatWho owns itIf you cancel
Domain and registrar accountYouStays with you
Content you added or paid forYou can request a copyA WordPress content export on request
Site code, theme and pluginsLeadsuranceNot transferred. No full migration files

Plan on a rebuild if you ever leave. The terms say a copied site breaks without Leadsurance's licensed tools. Your pages and posts come with you, the design does not.

Content and local search

Pages
4, 8 or 12, set by package
Who writes
Leadsurance researchers and writers, or you
Search setup
Technical SEO and search-ready page copy
Ongoing SEO
Sold as a separate campaign

Quote forms and where leads go

Quote forms
Request forms, one to three by package
Where submissions go
Instant email alerts
Chatbot
On Established. It can show an average policy cost before asking for contact details

Connections to your agency systems

Connects toTypeHowWhat moves
Your inboxEmailBuilt inForm and chat leads
Google, Facebook, Yelp and Yellow PagesReviewsOn EstablishedReviews shown on your site

Leadsurance claims chatbot links to quoting engines and CRMs but lists none by name. No AMS connection is offered.

Hosting, security and accessibility

Hosting

  • Managed WordPress on WP Engine
  • Free SSL
  • Daily backups kept at least 30 days
  • Restore within one business day of a written request

Uptime

Marketing claims 99.9% uptime. The terms exclude maintenance and events outside its control.

Analytics

A dashboard can show Google Analytics and Search Console in your Leadsurance account.

Support and changes

How to ask
Email, chat or help desk
Editing
You get a login to edit pages and post

Contract terms

First term
Shown in your subscription confirmation email
Canceling
At least 30 days of written notice
Leaving early
Half the fees left in the first term
Refunds
Setup and monthly fees are nonrefundable
Price changes
30 days of notice, on the anniversary
Where disputes go
Courts in Austin, Texas

Ask for the first-term length in writing before you pay, since it only appears after you sign up. Terms checked October 2026.

Frequently asked questions

How much does Leadsurance cost?

A one-time build of $1,265 to $3,999 at sale prices, then $24 per month.

Can I move my Leadsurance site to another host?

Not as a working site. You can ask for a WordPress export of your content.

How do I cancel?

Give at least 30 days of written notice. Before the first term ends, you owe half the remaining fees.

Who owns the domain?

You do. You register it yourself.

How long does a build take?

About two weeks for most sites.

How we researched this review. We based this review on the pricing, terms and product pages published by Leadsurance, 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 Leadsurance quit selling or a contract term that reads different now, let us know and send the link to the page where Leadsurance has it. Somebody here pulls up that page and checks it before we change anything on ours.

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