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MedicareCopilot review for insurance agents: pricing, carriers and features

By the IAT editorial team | Updated October 9, 2026

MedicareCopilot combines a Medicare CRM with plan comparison, Scope of Appointment tools and enrollment sent straight to supported carriers. Plan data comes from ConnectureDRX.

Pro costs $149 a seat per month on a one-year commitment, and you don't need to join an FMO.

Best for
Independent Medicare agents and agencies who want a CRM, plan comparison and enrollment without tying themselves to an FMO
Lines
Medicare Advantage, Part D, Medigap, dental, vision, hearing and hospital indemnity
Price
$149 a seat per month on a one-year commitment
How you get it
Subscribe yourself, or through an FMO or enterprise license
Carriers
Major Medicare carriers. No public list
Applications
Sends enrollments to supported carriers and tracks status
Website quoter
Yes, a personal quote link and branded consumer site

Our take

MedicareCopilot suits an independent Medicare agent who wants a CRM, plan comparison and enrollment in one place without an FMO's strings. The drug entry by photo or voice saves typing during a client meeting.

It's a pricier seat than FMO-provided tools, and you sign for a full year.

Confirm your carriers take enrollments from it before you commit.

Pros

  • No FMO tie-in
  • Drug entry by text, photo or voice
  • Plans scored on what the client cares about
  • Carrier enrollment with status updates
  • Free export and a yearly SOC 2 audit

Cons

  • One-year commitment with auto-renewal
  • Phone and assistant seats cost extra
  • No public carrier list
  • No mobile app

Plans and pricing

PlanPrice per seat a monthWhat it adds
ProAgents and small agenciesCovers most solo agents$149CRM, quotes, plan scoring, carrier enrollment, digital PTC, SOA and needs assessment, personal quote links and reports
EliteAgencies tracking commissions$199Everything in Pro, plus batch quotes, advanced campaigns, commission reconciliation and priority support
Agency or EnterpriseOver 100 usersQuote onlyVolume licensing and custom terms

As of October 2026, from medicarecopilot.ai. Assistant seats are $50 a month, and phone, text and video start at $30 a seat a month. Paying a full year upfront saves 5%, and there's no setup fee.

What it would cost you

Cost per month

First-year cost

Cost per enrollment Add a number

Uses the published seat prices in the table above. Quarterly billing is also offered at the monthly rate. Assistant seats and phone add-ons aren't included.

Access and contracting

Screenshot of MedicareCopilot's pricing page at medicarecopilot.ai
MedicareCopilot's pricing page at medicarecopilot.ai, as it looked on October 8, 2026.
How you get it
Subscribe online, or get a seat from your FMO or agency
Who pays
You, or the FMO or agency that licenses it
What you need first
Your licenses and appointments. No FMO tie-in

Check the insurance rule before you buy. Agencies and FMOs must carry E&O, general liability and cyber coverage of at least $1 million a claim. A solo agent with no other users is exempt from the cyber part.

Carriers, products and states

Carriers
Major Medicare carriers, added over time
States
Set by your plan, the carrier and the plan type

MedicareCopilot publishes no carrier or state list, as of October 2026. Ask which carriers take enrollments from your plan before you sign.

Medicare tools and compliance

Plan data
ConnectureDRX, CMS and carrier data on plans, formularies and networks
Drug and doctor lookup
Drugs by text, photo or voice, plus doctors, facilities and pharmacies with preferred and mail-order status
Scope of Appointment
Digital PTC, SOA and needs assessment on the client record
Call recording
Recordings, transcripts and summaries with the phone add-on
Enrollment
Medicare Advantage, Part D, Medigap and ancillary, sent to the carrier with election period checks

Plan scoring

  • Twelve factors weighted by what the client cares about
  • A ranked shortlist
  • Flags possible special needs plans
  • Comparisons saved on the client record

The consumer quote link shows a short TPMO disclaimer without the plan and carrier counts. Check it against your compliance rules.

Quotes and proposals

ResultWhat it means for you
Quote onlyPremiums and estimated drug and yearly costs
Plan comparisonPlans scored on the client's drugs, doctors and priorities
What you can send the client
A link

Cost estimates and network matches can change. Confirm them with the plan before you enroll.

Website quoting and consent

Clients see premiums, estimated costs, drug and doctor matches and star ratings on your personal link. Their activity and permission to contact land in your CRM.

Ways to add it
A personal quote link or a branded consumer site
Your branding
Agent or agency branding
Consent record
Permission to contact with timestamps

Integrations

Connects toTypeHowDirectionWhat it does
ConnectureDRXPlan dataAPIInPlans, formularies, networks and ready-to-sell tracking
Carrier enrollment systemseAppCarrier-directBoth waysSends enrollments and gets status back
Outlook and GmailEmail and calendarBuilt inInEmail, meetings and notes on the client record
Phone, text and videoCallingPaid add-onBoth waysCalls and texts with recordings and transcripts
SpreadsheetsImport and exportCSVBoth waysBring in your book, export contacts and history
Carrier statementsCommissionsUploadInReconciles commissions on Elite

Getting started

  1. Book a demo

    Watch the walkthrough or schedule a live demo.

  2. Subscribe

    Pick Pro or Elite and your billing schedule.

  3. Import your book

    Bring in contacts from a spreadsheet or another CRM.

  4. Run guided setup

    The onboarding team helps, and it takes 2 to 4 hours.

Support is by email, phone and help docs. Elite adds a customer success manager.

Mobile, users and security

Mobile

It runs in a web browser. There's no app.

Users and security

  • Agent, admin and staff roles
  • Two-factor login for every account
  • Encryption in transit and at rest
  • Audit logs and daily backups
  • Yearly SOC 2 Type II audit
  • BAA signed before handling health data

Contract and your data

Term
12 months
Renewal
Renews each year at the current price, with a reminder 45 days ahead
Canceling
Turn off renewal any time. You still owe the current year
Refunds
Generally none
Your data when you leave
Export contacts, history and documents free, and ask for your data back within 30 days
Terms
Subscription terms

Terms read in October 2026. Disputes go to arbitration unless you opt out within 30 days, and de-identified data can be used for benchmarking.

Frequently asked questions

How much does MedicareCopilot cost?

Pro is $149 and Elite is $199 a seat per month, both on a one-year commitment.

Do I need an FMO to use MedicareCopilot?

No. You can subscribe directly with your own appointments.

Where does MedicareCopilot get its plan data?

From ConnectureDRX, CMS and the carriers.

Can I cancel MedicareCopilot any time?

You can stop the renewal any time, but you still pay out the current year.

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

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