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The link in bio for insurance agents

Everything they need, after they hear your name.

Your brand. Your license. Your quote requests.

A card in use: a visitor opens an insurance agent’s card, taps Licensed to see the agent’s NPN and state licenses, requests a Medicare quote, and the agent gets the lead. Then the card turns over to its QR code.

Your card

Your title, the lines you write, and quote and contact buttons at card.insure/yourname. One link for your Facebook bio, your email signature and your business card.

Try a real card

Don’t take our word for it. Scan it. Try it.

  • Tap Licensed, then ask for a quote.
  • That request would land in your inbox and your email, with the coverage named.
  • Your own code goes on business cards, email signatures and the sign on your desk.
Open the sample card
Point your phone’s camera here.

Pricing

One plan. Everything in it.

Pro

$6a month

card.insure/yourname

Everything InsureCard does, for one agent.

  • Your card at card.insure/yourname
  • Your title, lines of business and license details
  • Quote, policy review and callback forms, with call and text consent
  • Every lead in your inbox and your email, with your QR code, visits and clicks
Claim your card

Pro: everything InsureCard does, for one agent.

  • Your card at card.insure/yourname
  • Your title, lines of business and license details
  • Quote, policy review and callback forms, with call and text consent
  • Every lead in your inbox and your email, with your QR code, visits and clicks
Claim your card

Prices are not final yet.

Questions

Before you claim your InsureCard.

Do I need a website?

No. Your card is a complete page at card.insure/yourname. If you already have a website or an agency page, add it as a button on your card.

What can I put on it?

Your title, the lines you write (life, health, Medicare, auto, home and more), your NPN and state licenses, quote and policy review forms, call and text buttons, answers to common questions, and your social profiles.

Where do quote requests go?

To the lead inbox in your dashboard, and to your email as soon as they arrive. Each one shows who asked, the coverage they want and the form they used, with buttons to call, text or email them back.

Does InsureCard make my marketing compliant?

No. InsureCard is software, not an insurance agency or producer, and it does not review what you publish. It gives you places for your licenses and disclaimers, and its ready-made forms ask for call and text consent and keep the wording. Following your state’s, your carriers’ and Medicare’s marketing rules stays with you.

Can I choose any name?

Names use 3 to 30 lowercase letters, numbers, hyphens or underscores, and words InsureCard uses itself, like “dashboard” or anything spelling “InsureCard”, are reserved. You pick yours in the first step of setup, and if it is taken, setup tells you so you can try another.

I’m licensed outside the US. Does it work for me?

Yes. InsureCard is built for US agents first, with the NPN and state licenses. Elsewhere, show your licence under its own name and number; addresses follow your country’s format and phone numbers keep their country code.

Can I change my card later?

Any time. Edit your profile, licenses, forms, buttons and design in the dashboard. Your link stays the same.

The office closes. Your card stays open.

Your license, your quote form and your number, there whenever a client looks. Claim your InsureCard tonight and share one link everywhere.