Broker, not agent
The difference is your entire business model — and hardly anyone knows it. Two sentences at the top explain it.
Website for insurance brokers
What sets you apart from a tied agent is that you are on the customer’s side. Your website has to say that in the first two sentences.
This is what it looks like
hochseilgaerten.com
A large, filterable directory with a map — built for visitors who need to find the right place nearby, fast.
Visit the siteFrom practice
What belongs on a Insurance broker website
Have policies reviewed
The best way in: the customer sends their contracts, you find the duplicate cover. A form is all it takes.
By life situation
Building a house, a family, self-employment, retirement. That is how customers think — not in product lines.
When a claim happens
What you take on when things go wrong. That is exactly why people use a broker, and it rarely appears on their sites.
How you earn
Commission or fee, stated openly. In a trust-based profession that openness works better than any seal of approval.
Businesses as clients
Commercial policies are worth a multiple of a private one. That deserves its own page.
Your site online in 14 days
20 minutes on the phone are enough for us to know what you need. After that you get a binding price.