Maverick Data review for insurance agents: data, pricing and permitted use
Maverick Data sells consumer and property records to personal lines agents by state. Each record can carry a homeowner flag, an x-date (the date a policy is due to renew) and phone numbers with a Do Not Call label.
The x-date is the anniversary of the home purchase, which Maverick calls month-level accurate at best. Each state costs $100 a month or $1,000 a year.
- Best for
- Personal lines agents who want a whole state of homeowners to call, text or mail each month
- Data type
- Consumer and property records with an x-date
- Renewal date
- Estimated from the home purchase anniversary
- Lines
- Homeowners and other personal lines
- Price
- $100 a state each month, or $1,000 a year
- Do Not Call check
- Labels only. Every number is marked Flagged, Not flagged or Not checked, and you decide who to call
- Delivery
- CSV from the dashboard or the API
- Trial or sample
- Free counts and previews after Maverick approves you
Our take
Maverick fits an agent who wants a large monthly pull of homeowners across a whole state at a flat price. Free counts and previews let you check a territory before you spend credits.
Maverick is upfront that the x-date is only an estimate from the purchase date. Use it to time outreach by month, not by day.
Each state's data was built about two to three months before our review, so ask for the build date of your state. The terms bar resale and underwriting use.
Pros
- A flat price for a large monthly allowance in each state
- Every phone number carries a Do Not Call label
- Cell phones sit in their own field
- Public API reference with counts and previews
- All 50 states and DC
Cons
- The x-date is an estimate, month-level at best
- You wait for approval before you can search
- Unused contacts don't roll over
- No built-in CRM connection
- No flag for reassigned phone numbers
Data sources and dates
| Source | What it gives you | How often it updates |
|---|---|---|
| County deed and property records | Owner, purchase date, home value and property type | Each state shows its last build date |
| Licensed data companies | Phone, email, age and Do Not Call labels | No schedule given |
- Renewal date
- Shown as a date, but only the month is reliable
- How it's built
- The anniversary of the recorded purchase. A lender requires a home policy at closing, so the policy often starts then
This date is an estimate. Maverick's own method article calls the x-date month-level accurate at best. Owners who changed carriers since buying will renew at a different time.
Coverage
- Lines
- Homeowners and other personal lines
- Prospect type
- Consumers, most of them homeowners, who haven't asked for a quote. Homeowner is a filter you turn on
- States
- All 50 states and DC. You pay for each state separately
- Record count
- About 343 million
The count is the total in Maverick's public coverage feed on October 4, 2026. The homepage says roughly 300 million.
Fields, filters and sample
Fields you get
- Birth date and age
- Cell phone with its Do Not Call label
- City, state and ZIP+4
- Estimated home value
- Extra phone with its Do Not Call label
- Gender
- Homeowner flag
- Main phone with its Do Not Call label
- Name
- Property type
- Street address and unit
- X-date
Filters
- Age range
- Has email
- Has phone
- Homeowner
- Renewal month
- State
- Up to 100 ZIP codes in one API request
The public API reference lists every field and filter.
Freshness and accuracy
- Update schedule
- Each state shows its own last build date. On October 4, 2026 they ran from July 16 to August 12
- Accuracy the vendor claims
- The x-date is month-level accurate at best
- How it was measured
- No test or match rate published
Pricing, credits and exports
| Plan | Price | Billed | What you get | Users |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MonthlyTrying one state | $100 a state | Monthly | 50,000 contacts a month in one state | Your organization |
| YearlyWorking a state all year | $1,000 a state | Yearly | The same 50,000 a month for less | Your organization |
Prices as of October 2026, from the Maverick Data homepage. Yearly billing saves $200 a state.
Good to know before you buy
- Each row you export uses one credit. You only pay for rows delivered.
- Unused contacts don't roll over, and states don't share their allowance.
- Allowances reset at midnight UTC on the first of the month (7 or 8 p.m. Eastern the day before, depending on daylight saving).
- Running the same export again in the download window costs nothing.
- Price changes come with at least 30 days' notice and start at renewal.
Phone, email and Do Not Call
- Phone numbers
- Main, cell and an extra number when known
- Cell phone flag
- Yes. Mobile numbers sit in their own field
- Do Not Call check
- Each number is labeled Flagged, Not flagged or Not checked
- Your part
- The label is a disclosure. The terms say it isn't permission to call
- One address when known
Remember that a phone or email field is not consent to call, text or email.
Permitted use
- How you may use it
- Your own insurance marketing and customer outreach
- How long
- While you subscribe
- Who can use it
- Your organization and service providers working for you under confidentiality
- Resale
- Not allowed, and you can't use it to build a rival database
- Credit and underwriting use
- Not allowed. No rating, underwriting, credit, jobs or housing decisions
- After you cancel
- Keep old files for your records only. No new outreach
Delivery and connections
| Connects to | Type | Direction | What it does |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dashboard export | File | Out | Builds a CSV you download within 72 hours |
| Maverick Data API | API | Out | Runs counts, previews and exports from your own system |
- Download formats
- CSV
- API
- Public REST reference. You get a key after approval
Search, lists and alerts
- Search
- Filter by renewal month, homeowner, age and whether a phone or email exists
- Territories
- A whole state, or up to 100 ZIP codes in one API request
- Previews
- Up to 50 rows in the dashboard before you export
- Export history
- Every finished export is listed for download
Getting started
Request access
Tell Maverick your states, monthly volume and how you'll use the data.
Wait for approval
Maverick reviews every customer before it opens the dashboard or issues an API key.
Run free counts
Check counts and previews for your ZIP codes and renewal months.
Pick your states
Pay monthly or yearly for each state you work.
Export
Download the CSV or pull it through the API into your own tools.
Support is by email, and each account has an account owner.
Contract and refunds
- Term
- Monthly or yearly for each state
- Renewal
- Renews each term. Price changes come with at least 30 days' notice
- Canceling
- Cancel at any time. It takes effect at the end of the billing period
- Your data when you leave
- Keep old files for your records, but no new outreach
- Terms
- Maverick Data terms of service
From the Maverick Data terms of service, checked in October 2026.
Maverick Data alternatives
- Bresser'sFrom $119 a monthMap territories with flood zone and mortgage filters
- Dataman GroupFrom $185 an orderOne local list with no subscription
- DataMasters$75 for 500 recordsSmall orders with posted prices
- ListShackFrom $50 a monthBig monthly consumer downloads with Do Not Call scrubbing
See every option in insurance data providers.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Maverick Data cost?
Each state costs $100 a month or $1,000 a year. Both include 50,000 contacts a month.
Is the Maverick Data x-date a real renewal date?
No. It's estimated from the home purchase date and Maverick calls it month-level accurate at best.
Does Maverick Data check Do Not Call?
Each number is labeled Flagged, Not flagged or Not checked. The label isn't permission to call.
Can I keep Maverick Data records after I cancel?
Only for your records. You can't use them for new outreach.
Does Maverick Data connect to my CRM?
Not directly. Download a CSV or use the API to feed your own system.
Which states does Maverick Data cover?
All 50 states and DC. You subscribe to each state on its own.
How we researched this review. We based this review on the pricing, terms and product pages published by Maverick Data, 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 Maverick Data quit selling or a contract term that reads different now, let us know and send the link to the page where Maverick Data has it. Somebody here pulls up that page and checks it before we change anything on ours.