Socialphin review for insurance agencies: services, pricing and who owns what
Socialphin is a done-for-you social media firm with a package for insurance agencies. It posts to your accounts every weekday, turns a monthly blog post into a newsletter, manages your Google reviews and builds and hosts your website.
It suits small agencies on a budget. Three flat monthly packages start at $79, with a free 14-day trial and no setup fee.
- Best for
- Small agencies that want social posts, a newsletter and a website for one flat monthly price
- Price
- $79 to $199 a month
- Ad spend
- None. The packages run no paid ads
- Minimum term
- Month to month. 30 days' notice, or 90 days to cancel the website
- Channels
- Weekday social posts, a monthly blog and newsletter, Google reviews and a website
Our take
Socialphin writes and posts social content for your agency every weekday, sends a monthly newsletter built from a blog post and runs your website. Every package also covers Google review management.
It fits a small P&C, life or Medicare agency that wants a steady social presence without hiring anyone. Packages run $79 to $199 a month with no setup fee and no minimum term.
The limit that matters most is the website. It lives on Socialphin's platform, so dropping social posts means paying $50 a month to keep the site or rebuilding it somewhere else.
Pros
- Published monthly prices from $79 with no setup fee
- Free 14-day trial that includes the website build
- Weekday posts on five networks, with replies to comments
- No minimum term
- You can get a copy of your data and the posts made for you
Cons
- All three packages list the same services, so the higher prices are hard to judge
- The website runs on Socialphin's platform and costs $50 a month to keep on its own
- No paid ads, local SEO work or call tracking
- Not exclusive. Socialphin can serve the agency down the street
- 90 days' notice to cancel the website
Services and packages
| Package | Setup | Monthly | What you get |
|---|---|---|---|
| ProThe lowest price for the full service list | $0 | $79 | Website, weekday social posts with comment replies, a monthly blog and newsletter, Google review management and welcome emails for new clients |
| Elite | $0 | $129 | The same services as Pro on the pricing page |
| Supreme | $0 | $199 | The same services as Pro on the pricing page |
The pricing page lists the same services for all three packages, so ask Socialphin what Elite and Supreme add before you pay more. Custom plans that mix services are priced on request.
What the posts look like
Posts go out every weekday on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, X and your Google Business Profile. They mix insurance tips with trivia, humor, holiday posts, staff birthdays and graphics made from your Google reviews.
You can ask Socialphin to skip the lighter posts and keep things professional. Each monthly blog post also becomes your email newsletter, with an optional note from you.
Pricing and ad spend
- How it's priced
- Flat monthly package, paid by card
- Ad spend
- None. The packages don't run paid ads
- Minimum budget
- $79 a month
| Fee | Amount |
|---|---|
| Keep only the website after you cancel social posts | $50 a month |
| Custom plan | Priced on request |
Prices as of October 2026 from socialphin.com/pricing. The 14-day trial costs nothing and includes the website build.
Contract and cancellation
- Term
- None. Service runs until you or Socialphin give notice
- Notice
- 30 days, or 90 days to cancel the website
- Price changes
- 30 days' notice of a higher price. You can leave on 10 days' notice before it starts
- Early termination
- Either side can end it for a serious breach left unfixed 10 days after notice
- Refunds
- None on fees already paid
- Handback when you leave
- Ask for a copy of your data within one month after the end. Socialphin can charge a reasonable cost for it
From Socialphin's terms, last updated May 14, 2026, checked October 2026.
Who owns what when you leave
Socialphin keeps the website platform. Your site runs on Socialphin's system, so plan a rebuild if you leave altogether. Your domain and social accounts stay with you.
| What | Who owns it | When you leave |
|---|---|---|
| Social media accounts | Your agency. You connect them to Socialphin | They stay yours |
| Website | Runs on Socialphin's platform | Keep it for $50 a month or move your content elsewhere |
| Domain | Your own registrar account. Socialphin gets login access to it | Remove Socialphin's access |
| Posts, blogs and graphics made for you | Yours to use | Ask for a copy within a month. Socialphin can charge a reasonable cost, and you can't resell the posts |
| Newsletter list and client data | Your agency | Copy or deletion on request within one month |
| The web address newsletters are sent from | Socialphin | Stays with Socialphin |
Which channels they run
| Channel | Every package |
|---|---|
| Local SEO | |
| Google Ads | |
| Facebook and Instagram ads | |
| Organic social | |
| Text messages | |
| Website | |
| Reviews | |
| Video | |
| Call tracking |
A minus means Socialphin doesn't list the channel. Posting to your Google Business Profile is part of the social service.
Reporting and results
- What's measured
- Website visits in a metrics dashboard, plus newsletter sends, opens and clicks
- Post approval
- A daily email shows the next post so you can change it
Market exclusivity
- By market
- None. The terms say Socialphin can serve any other business, including the agency down the street
Compliance
- Consent for calls and texts
- Your agency gets any consent needed for the data it hands over. Newsletters carry an unsubscribe link
- Medicare rules
- Websites include an online Scope of Appointment form for Medicare agents
- Who reviews the copy
- You can. Posts go out on their own by default, and an approval step is optional
Who does the work
- Team
- Socialphin staff write and publish the posts, reply to comments, build the site and send the newsletter
- Site changes
- Make them yourself in the editor or email Socialphin at no extra charge
Case studies
Socialphin says more than 125 insurance agencies across the country use it. It publishes no agency case studies with before and after numbers.
Getting started
Start the free trial
Sign up with an email address. The 14-day trial is free and needs no notice to cancel.
Review your draft site
Socialphin says it builds the site on its own web address in about 3 to 5 days. Ask for any changes.
Move the site to your domain
Give Socialphin login access at your domain registrar so it can switch the site over.
Connect your social accounts
Approve each account so posts can go out in your name.
Upload your newsletter list
Add your client emails and, if you like, a personal note for each issue.
Socialphin says the site is finished and moved to your domain before the trial ends 98% of the time.
Socialphin alternatives
- Insurance Marketing Partners$69 a month plus setupSocial posts and local search, six-month minimum
- Agency Marketing Machine$125 a monthReviews, video or a website sold as separate plans
- StratosphereFrom $149 a monthA website you own plus managed local SEO
- AgencyEvolvedQuote onlyA founder with 40 years in P&C does the work
See every option in insurance marketing agencies.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Socialphin cost?
Pro is $79, Elite $129 and Supreme $199 a month, as of October 2026. There is no setup fee.
Who owns my website and content if I leave Socialphin?
Your data and the content made for you stay yours, and you can ask for a copy within a month after you leave. The site itself runs on Socialphin's platform, and keeping it without social posts costs $50 a month.
Is there a contract or minimum term?
No minimum term. Give 30 days' notice, or 90 days to cancel the website.
Does Socialphin run Facebook or Google ads?
No. Its packages cover organic posts, email, reviews and the website, with no paid ads and no ad spend.
Will Socialphin also work with other agencies in my town?
Yes. Its terms say the service isn't exclusive.
Can I approve posts before they go out?
Yes. Posts publish on their own by default, and you can switch on an approval step.
How we researched this review. We based this review on the pricing, terms and product pages published by Socialphin, 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 Socialphin quit selling or a contract term that reads different now, let us know and send the link to the page where Socialphin has it. Somebody here pulls up that page and checks it before we change anything on ours.