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Salesgenie review for insurance agents: data, pricing and permitted use

By the IAT editorial team | Updated October 9, 2026

Salesgenie is Data Axle's search tool for business and consumer prospects, with insurance filters and Form 5500 benefit plan data. You search, save lists and export the records you buy.

Benefits plan end dates come from filings, while the homeowner x-date has no published method. Plans start at $99 a month, and exports use credits.

Best for
Agents who prospect consumers, businesses and benefit plans from one search tool
Data type
Business and consumer database with Form 5500 plan data
Renewal date
Filed plan end dates for benefits. The homeowner x-date has no published method
Lines
Home, auto, life, commercial and employee benefits
Price
From $99 a month for one user. Exports use credits
Do Not Call check
No. The terms put screening on you
Delivery
CSV, Excel, Salesforce and HubSpot
Trial or sample
Free account with hidden contact details

Our take

Salesgenie suits an agency that sells across lines and wants one place to find homeowners, car owners, businesses and benefit plans. Its map tools, saved searches and alerts go further than most list sellers.

The Form 5500 plan end date is a filed date. The homeowner x-date filter has no published method, so test it first.

Credit prices aren't posted, which makes the real monthly cost hard to judge before you talk to sales.

Pros

  • Consumer, business and benefit plan data in one tool
  • Saved searches that add new matches and send alerts
  • Exports straight to Salesforce and HubSpot
  • A free account to test filters and counts
  • Buy one-time lists without a plan

Cons

  • Packages run 12 months before you can cancel
  • You do your own Do Not Call screening
  • Cell numbers come with no consent to call
  • No published method behind the homeowner x-date

Data sources and dates

Screenshot of Salesgenie's product page at salesgenie.com
Salesgenie's product page at salesgenie.com, as it looked on October 8, 2026.
SourceWhat it gives youHow often it updates
Form 5500 filingsPlan sponsor, participants, service providers and plan end dateFiled up to seven months after the plan year ends
County deed records and phone checksConfirmed homeowner status and mortgage detailsDaily to monthly, by source
Census and postal dataLikely homeowner status and housing typeDaily to monthly, by source
Vehicle makers, dealers and service centersVehicle make, model, year and purchase dateDaily to monthly, by source
Business filings, directories and company websitesIndustry, size, sales and executive namesDaily to monthly, by source
Tax, voter and utility recordsConsumer names, addresses and household detailsDaily to monthly, by source
Renewal date
Plan end dates for benefits. A homeowner x-date filter for P&C
How it's built
Plan end dates come from Form 5500 filings. The x-date filter isn't labeled filed or estimated

Two kinds of dates. The benefits plan end date comes straight from a filing. The homeowner x-date has no published method, so test it before you rely on it.

Coverage

Lines
Homeowners, auto, life, commercial and employee benefits
Prospect type
Consumers, households, businesses and benefit plans. None of them asked for a quote
States
All US states. Canadian business and consumer data too

Fields, filters and sample

Fields you get

  • Email where available
  • Employee count
  • Executive title
  • Form 5500 participants
  • Form 5500 plan end date
  • Form 5500 plan sponsor
  • Form 5500 renewal date
  • Form 5500 service providers
  • Home value
  • Homeowner status
  • Mortgage sale month
  • NAICS
  • Name
  • New-business indicator
  • Phone
  • Postal address
  • Sales volume
  • SIC
  • Square footage
  • Vehicle identification number
  • Vehicle make
  • Vehicle model
  • Vehicle purchase date
  • Vehicle year

Filters

  • Age
  • Agent or broker
  • Children in household
  • City
  • County
  • Employee count
  • Form 5500 plan end date
  • Home value
  • Homeowner or renter
  • Household income
  • Housing type
  • Industry
  • Insurance carrier
  • Marital status
  • NAICS
  • Plan participants
  • Radius
  • Sales volume
  • SIC
  • State
  • Vehicle attributes
  • Years in business
  • ZIP code

No sample file is published. The free account shows hidden records, filters and counts.

Freshness and accuracy

Update schedule
Daily for some sources, monthly for others. More than two million updates a month
Accuracy the vendor claims
96.1% correct company name, address and phone
How it was measured
An audit Salesgenie credits to the University of Nebraska Omaha. No date or sample size given

Pricing, credits and exports

PlanPriceBilledWhat you getUsers
Free accountLooking before you buy$0NoneSearch and save lists with contact details hidden. Buy one-time lists1
BasicSolo agents who buy as they goFrom $99MonthlyUnlimited searching. Exports use credits you buy1
ProAgents prospecting every monthFrom $149MonthlyA monthly credit allowance and campaign tools1
TeamAgencies sharing leadsFrom $299MonthlyLead assignment, reporting and team admin5

Starting prices as of October 2026, from the Salesgenie packages page. Plans can be customized, so your quote may differ.

Good to know before you buy

  • Each exported or printed record uses one credit. An email address uses one more.
  • Buyer Intent, which shows business topics a company is researching, adds $50 a user each month.
  • Saved lists in a free account last 60 days.

Which plan has it

FeatureFreeBasicProTeam
Search and counts
See contact details
Monthly credits included
Campaign tools
Lead assignment and team reports
Users1115

Phone, email and Do Not Call

Phone numbers
Business and consumer, landline and mobile
Cell phone flag
Cell numbers may be included. Data Axle says it has no consent to call them
Do Not Call check
Not done for you. You subscribe to the lists and screen your use
Your part
Consumer phone numbers show only after you give your FTC registry account number or sign a waiver
Email
Where present. Costs an extra credit

Having a phone number or email on a record is not consent to call, text or email that person.

Permitted use

How you may use it
Your own business, under your order terms
How long
While you subscribe. One-time lists stay downloadable for 12 months
Who can use it
Your business. Sharing needs written approval
Resale
Not allowed unless your order says so
Credit and underwriting use
Not allowed. No credit, jobs, tenant screening or personal insurance underwriting
After you cancel
Stop using it and destroy it within 30 days

Delivery and connections

Connects toTypeDirectionWhat it does
SalesforceCRMOutOne-click export with field mapping
HubSpotCRMOutSends a list straight to HubSpot
Microsoft DynamicsCRMOutNamed as a connection. Details aren't published
QuoteburstQuotingOutSends prospects to the quote tool used by Allstate agents
CSV and ExcelFileOutDownloads the records you buy
Download formats
CSV and Excel
API
Offered through Data Axle. No public Salesgenie reference

Search, lists and alerts

Search
Business and consumer filters with include and exclude rules
Territories
Draw on a map or set a radius up to 150 miles. Team leads can be assigned
Saved searches
Yes
Alerts
New matches for a saved search, with optional email notices
Lead tracking
Notes, tasks, status and tags

Getting started

  1. Open a free account

    No card needed. Search, count and save lists with contact details hidden.

  2. Set your area

    Draw it on a map or use a radius, and upload past customers to leave out.

  3. Pick a plan or buy one list

    Choose a monthly plan or buy a one-time list.

  4. Export or send to the CRM

    Download a file or push it to Salesforce or HubSpot.

Help comes by phone, chat and the help center. Paid plans get an account manager and training.

Contract and refunds

Term
Packages start with 12 months
Renewal
Month to month at the current rate after the first term
Canceling
After the first term. Some list order pages charge half the order to cancel
Refunds and bad records
$0.40 for each bad record above 8% on eligible lists. Claim within 90 days. Email lists don't qualify
Your data when you leave
Stop using it and destroy it within 30 days
Terms
Salesgenie terms and the Data Axle master product suite agreement

From the Salesgenie terms, data guarantee and Data Axle master agreement, checked in October 2026. The guarantee is a limited-time offer.

What users say

What reviewers say most often, as of October 2026.

What users like

  • Ease of use
  • Filters and list building
  • Support and onboarding

What users dislike

  • Contacts that are wrong or out of date
  • Confusing filters
  • Extra costs for data

Frequently asked questions

How much does Salesgenie cost?

Basic starts at $99 a month, Pro at $149 and Team at $299 for five users. Exports use credits on top.

Are Salesgenie renewal dates filed or estimated?

Benefits plan end dates come from Form 5500 filings. The homeowner x-date filter has no published method.

Does Salesgenie scrub Do Not Call numbers?

No. The terms make you subscribe to the lists and screen your own calls.

Does Salesgenie send leads to my CRM?

Yes. It exports to Salesforce and HubSpot, and Microsoft Dynamics is also named.

How long can I use a list from Salesgenie?

While you subscribe. A one-time list stays available to export for 12 months.

Can I cancel Salesgenie any time?

Packages start with a 12-month term. After that they run month to month.

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

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