We weren't marketers who found insurance. We were agents buying shared leads watching our commission checks disappear into lead vendors.
Every one of us has been there. You pay $45, $50, sometimes more per lead. Half don't pick up. Some were sold to three other agents before you dialed. The vendor gets paid whether you write a policy or not, and at the end of the month you can't tell if you made money or just stayed busy.
We couldn't stay profitable that way, so we stopped buying leads and started building our own engine: our own ads, our own AI follow-up, our own CRM, and a tracking system that follows every dollar all the way to the policy.
Agent Made is that engine, run for you. It's the agency we wished we could hire back when we were the ones paying for bad leads. We only care about one thing: whether you're profitable.

Matt · Co-founder
Paid per lead, not per policy.
A lead company makes the same money whether you close or not. Their incentive ends when the lead hits your inbox.
Pretty dashboards, wrong number.
Most agencies brag about cheap cost per lead. Cheap leads that never book are the most expensive leads you'll ever buy.
You become the follow-up system.
Texting, dialing, rebooking no-shows. The hours you spend chasing are hours you're not in front of buyers.