of consumers surveyed would let AI generate an insurance quote. Willingness, not actual adoption or agent selection.
Insurity, 2026 AI in Insurance Survey ↗AI search visibility for Insurance agents
Your next policyholder is asking AI.
Will they find you?
Coverage questions deserve clear answers. Help people understand the products you discuss, the states you serve, and how a consultation begins.
Built by small business owners. For small business owners.
of U.S. adults surveyed used AI for local business recommendations in the past year. All local businesses; not a vertical-specific estimate.
BrightLocal, Local Consumer Review Survey, March 2026 ↗of U.S. adults surveyed used ChatGPT for business recommendations in the past year. All local businesses; not a vertical-specific estimate.
BrightLocal, Local Consumer Review Survey, March 2026 ↗Your work is only part of the story
Give AI more reasons
to put you on the shortlist.
People ask specific questions. Your website needs specific answers.
Make the details that matter easier to find and understand.
01 / The coverage
“Do you handle what I need?”
Describe policy categories and customer types without implying that general examples are a coverage determination.
02 / The authority
“Are you licensed where I live?”
Keep licensing, carrier relationships, service states, and required disclosures accurate.
03 / The conversation
“How do I get a quote?”
Explain what information a quote requires, how an inquiry is handled, and that terms depend on underwriting and the policy.
Less guesswork. A clearer next step.
You focus on your next coverage conversation.
Get supported fixes made FOR you.
- Start with a free website scan.
Review up to five public pages for website signals that help explain your business.
- Understand the gaps.
See findings in plain English, with practical guidance on where to start.
- Let GEO help do the work.
With an eligible paid plan and supported connection, GEO prepares repairs and carries out eligible changes after you approve them. Complex work can go to your developer or the GEO team.
A report you can actually use
See the issue.
See the work to be done.
You do not need another dashboard to decipher. You need to know what your site could explain better—and what to do about it.
Your free scan explains the finding and a practical next step. Supported repair work is available with eligible paid plans; you review and approve eligible changes before they go live.
Explore the full demo ↗Illustrative insurance agents example · Not a scan result
Your next opportunity
Content clarity
Clarify who your coverage consultation is for.
Create a small-business inquiry page with service states, policy categories, preparation steps, and relevant disclosures.
- Information to check
- Licensing and quote-request steps
- Suggested starting point
- Small-business coverage consultation
A little clarity before you start
Good questions.
Straight answers.
No website passwords. No mystery score.
Start with what your public site tells us.
Is GEO the same as SEO?
GEO focuses on how clearly AI systems can understand your business. It complements the SEO work you already do.
Does the scan tell me whether AI recommends us?
The free scan reviews website signals. Paid monitoring separately records whether your business is named or linked in AI answers. Those are different measurements.
Will you need access to my website?
No. The free scan reads public pages. It does not require a login or make changes to your site.
Does this guarantee more inquiries?
No. AI answers vary, and recommendations and customer decisions are not guaranteed. GEO helps identify information gaps you can improve.
What website details matter for insurance agents?
Describe policy categories and customer types without implying that general examples are a coverage determination. Keep licensing, carrier relationships, service states, and required disclosures accurate. Explain what information a quote requires, how an inquiry is handled, and that terms depend on underwriting and the policy.
Your next policyholder starts with a question
Make your business
easier to understand. And choose.
Find out what your website could explain better.