Insurance Agent Forum

[mariemerganser]

Anyone heard of them? They provide customized software for lead tracking. Basically, this would be a software program for an agency. The software keeps track of leads and how they are distributed to agents, closing rations etc. It also will redistribute the leads if the agent hasn't contacted etc. I did a demo and the system is great but I cannot get a grasp on the cost. They charge $3500 upfront installation fee and then $1000/mth for up to 15 users. Doesn't this sound pricey?

[CHUMPS FROM OXFORD]

Pricey? Yes. Heck...my Association has more than 75,000 members and I have never charged anybody a dime!

[reLwaL]

When I worked at First Magnus we used Leads 360 and there was about 75 loan officers. I dont know what price difference there was with Mortgages and the Insurance software but their program and tech support were extremely good. I recommend them, I guess if you have good protection the price wouldn't be a big deal. Just my 2 cents.

[indmedins]

Even more pricey if you buy leads from crappy lead sources.

[Markingriffin]

I would never use them. Price is way too high.

[mariemerganser]

Originally Posted by indmedins

Even more pricey if you buy leads from crappy lead sources.

We generate our own leads from our website, so essentially they are free to us (minus the cost of our monthyl SEO). We just need a good system to manage them among our agents, something that will provide us with reports and redistribute leads among agents based on productivity (or lack of) with the lead. I guess the thing with Leads 360 is that the cost is more for larger businesses and I just wonder why they would charge my company (less than 15 employees) the same price that they would charge a mortgage company of 75+ employees.

[lifesettlementadvisor]

I use to work for a company that used leads360
It took us about 6 months to get all the bugs worked out of the software.

The main problem was that the older (less computer savy) guys could never figure it out