Insurance sites built around the quote.
Most insurance websites are a brochure with a phone number. The ones that work make it easy to ask for a quote, and make sure that request reaches somebody the same day.
Atlanta-based. Web, search and video in-house.
- A quotethe reason most people arrive
- A claimusually on the worst day of their year
- A documentproof of coverage, a policy copy
- A personwhen the form will not do
Four jobs an insurance site has to cover.
Two of them happen when somebody is already having a bad day.
Quote requests that arrive
A form that works on a phone, validates without being hostile, and lands in whatever your agency actually uses. Nothing sitting in an inbox over a weekend.
Claims without a maze
Someone filing a claim is not browsing. The path has to be short, obvious from any page, and it has to work on the first try.
Coverage explained plainly
Pages per line of business, written so a person can tell whether it applies to them, and structured so search engines can tell too.
Agents and locations
If people are choosing a person or an office, that has to be findable, current, and connected to the local search profile for each location.
The site, the search and the video are the same team.
Most of this work fails in the handoffs. The agency recommends, somebody else implements, and the recommendation sits in a queue. We build the site, run the search work and shoot the video, so a fix is a conversation rather than a ticket.
Twenty years of it, from Atlanta, for companies where the website has a job to do rather than a look to achieve.
Web design & development · SEO · PPC · Video
- Design and build
- Integrations with your systems
- Search and local profiles
- Paid media
- Video, on location or remote
What people ask before starting
The practical ones: systems, ownership, and what happens after launch.
- Can you connect to our agency management system?
- Usually, yes. Tell us what you run and we will say plainly whether it connects cleanly or needs a workaround. That answer comes before you commit.
- What about compliance review?
- We build so that your compliance people approve what goes live as a workflow, not an email chain. We build what you approve; we do not advise on your regulatory obligations.
- Can we handle multiple locations or agents?
- Yes. Per-location pages, per-agent profiles, and the local search profiles that go with them.
- Can our team update it?
- That is the point of the handover. Rates change, agents change, coverage changes. Your team should be able to make those edits without calling anyone.
- Do we own the site?
- Yes. Once the work is paid for, ownership transfers to you in full: the site, the code and the hosting, with nothing locked to an account we control.
- How do we start?
- A conversation about what the site has to do and what it has to connect to. Scope and schedule before you commit.
Tell us about your agency
What lines you write, what systems you run, and what the site has to do. The more you tell us up front, the more useful the first conversation is.