Auto insurance calls for agencies and carriers.
Consumer-initiated calls from drivers shopping for a new auto policy, routed to licensed agents by state, driver profile and your hours.
01Routed by state and licensed agent
02Screened by insured status and vehicles
03Driving history rules set by the buyer
04Available as calls or RTB
What are auto insurance calls?
Auto insurance calls are inbound phone calls from drivers who want an auto insurance quote. Buyers often screen by state, whether the caller is currently insured, number of vehicles and drivers, and driving history, then pay for calls that pass the agreed duration.
- Routed by state and licensed agent
- Screened by insured status and vehicles
- Driving history rules set by the buyer
- Available as calls or RTB
What a qualified Auto caller looks like.
Typical starting rules. Your final rules are written into the campaign brief before launch.
- 01In a state where you write policies
- 02Currently insured or not, per your rules
- 03Vehicle count in your range
- 04Driving history within your guidelines
- 05Wants a quote now
- 06Not a duplicate within your window
Calls that should not route.
Clear exclusions protect your intake capacity and give the campaign an objective target.
- ×Outside your states
- ×Commercial vehicles, if excluded
- ×Driving history outside guidelines
- ×Already a customer
- ×Duplicate within the lookback window
How Auto calls are bought.
Price is agreed per billable event and depends on screening, geography and delivery type.
| Model | What you pay for | Good fit when |
|---|---|---|
| Inbound call | A consumer-initiated call that passes the billable duration | Your intake team screens every call itself |
| Qualified call | A call that meets duration plus your screening rules | Only a specific caller is worth paying for |
| Live transfer | A caller screened by an agent, then handed over | Rules are strict and you want callers pre-qualified |
| Real-time bidding | Calls won at your bid, call by call | You have volume, data and an API endpoint |
Built for regulated intake.
General information, not legal advice.
Ads and scripts follow the buyer's state insurance advertising requirements.
Outbound follow-up calls or texts need documented consent; inbound calls are routed live.
Common questions.
01Can calls be filtered by currently insured status?+
Yes. Insured status is one of the most common auto screening questions.
02Do you support RTB for auto calls?+
Yes, when you provide approved bid specifications and endpoints.
Price Auto calls
for your intake.
Share your states, screening rules, hours and daily capacity. We’ll reply with availability and next steps.
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