LRG review for insurance agents: data, pricing and permitted use
LRG, now trading as The Leads Warehouse, sells consumer, homeowner, cell phone and business lists for cold outreach. A rep builds each list to order and sends it by email or a portal.
There is no renewal date. Records cost about $0.01 to $0.10 each by quote.
- Best for
- Agents who want a custom cold calling or mailing list quoted by a rep
- Data type
- Compiled consumer, homeowner, cell phone and business lists
- Lines
- Home, other personal lines and commercial
- Price
- $0.01 to $0.10 a record by quote
- Do Not Call check
- Lists come with federal Do Not Call flags
- Delivery
- Emailed file or a data portal login
- Trial or sample
- Test file by phone
Our take
LRG suits an agent who wants a rep to build a cheap custom list and doesn't mind working by phone. Do Not Call and cell phone flags come on the file.
Two cautions. Homeowner files blend public records with aged and live transfer data, and LRG publishes no license or refund terms.
Pros
- Low prices per record
- Federal Do Not Call flags on the file
- Cell numbers marked as cell or landline
- Files usually arrive the next day
Cons
- No published license or refund terms
- Homeowner files mix in aged and live transfer data
- No x-date or policy field
- Every order needs a quote
- No sample file online
Data sources and dates
| Source | What it gives you | How often it updates |
|---|---|---|
| Consumer public records, surveys and credit profiles | Names, addresses, phones and household details | At least every quarter. Cell phones monthly |
| Business contributors, directories and phone interviews | Owners, executives, industry, revenue and size | At least every quarter |
| Homeowner records plus aged, opt-in and live transfer data | Homeowner name, phone, address and email | Monthly, with a scrub each quarter |
| Phone company hookups | New homeowners and new connections | Weekly |
- What to use instead
- Length of residence, home value and new homeowner hookups
Ask what is in a homeowner file. LRG blends public records with aged data, opt-in feeds and live transfer data in its homeowner lists. Aged means older leads sold before and live transfer means call-in leads passed to an agent, so ask which sources your file uses before you call.
Coverage
- Lines
- Home, other personal lines and commercial
- Prospect type
- Consumers, homeowners, business owners and managers. None asked for a quote
- States
- All US states. Pick by state, city or ZIP code. You can also leave states out
Fields, filters and sample
Fields you get
- Business contact title
- Home value
- Homeowner flag
- Industry
- Length of residence
- Name and household contact details
- Ownership type
- Phone and cell phone
- Postal address
- Revenue and employee size
- Small business flag
Filters
- Employee size
- Home value
- Homeowner status
- Industry
- Job title
- Leave out states
- Length of residence
- Ownership type
- Revenue
- State, city and ZIP
Freshness and accuracy
- Update schedule
- Consumer and business files at least quarterly. Cell phones monthly. New homeowners weekly
- Accuracy the vendor claims
- 90% deliverability on business contacts
- How it was measured
- Checked against contributor sources. No sample or date given
Pricing, credits and exports
| Order | Records | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Consumer list | Any count | $0.01 to $0.10 a record |
| Append or validation | Per record added | $0.01 to $0.20 a record |
Typical prices from the LRG pricing blog as of September 2026. Your quote sets the real price.
Good to know before you buy
- Bigger orders get a lower price.
- Each order runs on a signed invoice.
- Pay by ACH, Zelle, wire, card or cash deposit.
- Files usually arrive the next day.
Phone, email and Do Not Call
- Phone numbers
- On consumer, business and homeowner lists
- Cell phone flag
- Yes. LRG marks numbers as landline or cell
- Do Not Call check
- Federal Do Not Call and Do Not Mail flags on the file
- On consumer, business and homeowner lists. LRG says junk addresses are removed
A phone or email field on a record does not give you consent to call, text or email.
Permitted use
LRG markets its lists for calls, texts, email, mail and ringless voicemail. Texts and ringless voicemail need consent, and LRG's flags don't supply it. It publishes no data license, so the rules on sharing, resale and how long you may keep a list are whatever your invoice says.
Get those terms in writing before you pay.
Delivery and connections
| Connects to | Type | Direction | What it does |
|---|---|---|---|
| Email delivery | File | Out | Sends the list file you ordered |
| Data portal | Portal | Out | Log in and pull homeowner lists as you need them |
Getting started
Call for a quote
Tell a rep your area, list type and count.
Ask for a test file
The homeowner page offers one by phone.
Get the terms in writing
Confirm use, resale and refund rules on the invoice.
Pay and receive the file
By email or through a portal login, usually the next day.
Sales by phone on weekdays, Pacific time.
LRG alternatives
- LeadsPleaseFrom $99.50 an orderPosted prices and a written list license
- ListShackFrom $50 a monthFlat monthly price and downloads you keep
- Exact DataFrom $0.21 a recordPosted record price and an undeliverable credit
- Dataman GroupFrom $185 an orderHomeowners with an estimated renewal month
See every option in insurance data providers.
Frequently asked questions
How much does LRG data cost?
Consumer records run about $0.01 to $0.10 each. Append and validation cost $0.01 to $0.20 a record, and every order is quoted.
Does LRG sell insurance x-dates?
No. Homeowner lists filter by length of residence and home value instead.
Are LRG lists checked against Do Not Call?
Lists come with federal Do Not Call flags. Calling rules are still your job.
How long can I use an LRG list?
LRG publishes no license term. Get the use and resale rules on your invoice.
How we researched this review. We based this review on the pricing and product pages published by LRG, 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 LRG quit selling or a contract term that reads different now, let us know and send the link to the page where LRG has it. Somebody here pulls up that page and checks it before we change anything on ours.