What kinds of insurance offers do you run?
- Auto insurance: quote requests from drivers comparing rates.
- Home insurance: homeowners looking for a new policy or a better rate.
- Health insurance: individual and family coverage.
- Medicare: Medicare Advantage and supplement offers, seasonal around enrollment periods.
Offers pay per lead (a completed form) or per call (a qualified inbound call), depending on the advertiser.
Which traffic works for insurance?
Insurance offers commonly accept email, native, search and social traffic; some accept SMS with documented written consent. Each offer lists exactly which sources are allowed, and anything else is not paid.
What compliance rules apply?
- Use only creatives approved for the offer. No promises of specific savings or rates that the advertiser has not approved.
- Medicare offers follow CMS marketing rules, including the required disclaimer where it applies.
- Calls and texts need consent that meets TCPA rules for the offer's buyer.
How are insurance payouts set?
Payouts depend on the offer, the type of coverage, the geo and whether it pays per lead or per call. Publishers are paid by wire, on a weekly schedule. Frequency, minimum and net terms are agreed per publisher and per offer, and they are written into your account before you send traffic.
Frequently asked questions
Do you have insurance pay per call offers?
Yes, some insurance offers pay per qualified call instead of per lead. The offer states the minimum call duration and allowed hours.
Which geos do insurance offers cover?
Mostly the United States, sometimes limited to specific states. Each offer lists the states or geos it accepts.
Can I run Medicare offers all year?
Medicare demand peaks around the annual enrollment periods, and some offers run only then. Ask your account manager which Medicare offers are live.