Everything inside the website we build
Ten things, each explained in full. Eight are on every plan; the AI Engine arrives with Proof and the Content Engine with Edition.
- 90+PageSpeed guaranteed
- 7 daysto launch on Draft
- 5 a monthrevisions included
Contents Ten features
Ten features, at a glance
Jump to any one, or read the full page in order below.
Feature 01
A brand system, not a template
Type, color, spacing and imagery set once for your agency and held on every page.
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Why the system comes before the pages
An agency website reads as trustworthy when every page looks like it came from the same hand. So the first thing we do is set the system: a type scale that holds a headline about umbrella coverage and a footnote about a claims number in the same voice, a color palette with one accent, a spacing rhythm, a rule for how carrier logos sit next to your own, and a direction for imagery. Only then do we compose pages. It is the difference between a site that is designed and a site that is assembled, and a prospect can tell within a second which one they are looking at.
Consistent across carriers and lines
Multi-line agencies collect visual noise: a carrier badge in one palette, a program brochure in another, a Medicare disclaimer in a third. The system absorbs all of it. Carrier marks sit in a quiet monochrome row that defers to your brand. Every line-of-business page shares the same header structure, the same place for the quote request and the same tone of explanation, whether it is a workers comp page or a renters page. Your agency, not the carrier, is the thing the visitor remembers.
Light and dark, both considered
The site ships in a dark and a light theme, driven by the same tokens, and follows the visitor's device preference with a toggle in the header. That is not a novelty. Prospects read policy explanations at night on a phone, and a glaring white page at eleven in the evening is the kind of small friction that ends a session. Both themes are composed rather than inverted, so contrast, imagery and the accent color hold up in each.
Feature 02
Pages that open instantly
Hand-coded static pages served from the edge, 90+ Google PageSpeed guaranteed on every plan.
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Speed is part of the design
A beautifully composed coverage page that takes four seconds to appear on a phone is not beautiful to the person waiting. We hand-code every page and ship it as plain HTML with almost no JavaScript, so the first thing a prospect sees is the page, not a spinner. Images are sized and compressed at build time. Fonts load with a fallback so text is readable before the display face arrives. The result is a site that feels considered because it is quick, and quick because it is considered.
What the guarantee covers
Every page we build and host is guaranteed 90+ on Google PageSpeed for mobile and desktop, on every plan. That is not an aspiration for later; it is measured before launch and again after every revision. If a page we built ever drops below that score because of our work, we fix it at no charge. The one thing the guarantee cannot cover is a third-party embed you ask us to add, and we will say so before we add it.
Feature 03
One page per line of business
Every coverage you write gets its own page, structured to explain and to rank.
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A page for each line, not a list of lines
A single services page that names twelve coverages in a bulleted list gives a search engine nothing to rank and a prospect nothing to read. Instead, every line you write gets its own page: business owners policy, general liability, commercial auto, workers compensation, homeowners, auto, umbrella, term life, group health, whatever your book carries. Each page answers what the coverage is, who it is for, what usually gets asked, and how to request a quote for it, in the studio voice we set for your brand.
Written for the way people actually search
People do not search for "commercial lines". They search for "contractor insurance near me" or "do I need workers comp with two employees". Each line page is written around those questions, with a headline that answers first and sections that go deeper. Carrier appetite is described in plain terms where you want it described. Every page links to the coverage finder configured for that line, so the reading and the quote request are one continuous path.
Kept current as the book changes
Lines come and go. You add a cyber program, drop a carrier, start writing habitational. Each of those is a weekly update or a revision, and the page structure absorbs it without a redesign. New pages inherit the brand system automatically, so the cyber page you add in month nine looks like it was there on launch day.
Feature 04
Office and territory pages
A page for each office you run and each place you write, with directions, hours and the right producer.
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One page per office
Each office gets a page with its address, map link, hours, phone, the producers who sit there and the lines they write most. Structured data marks it up so search engines understand it as a place with opening hours rather than a paragraph of text. For a single-office agency this is one strong page; for a three-office agency it is three, each able to rank in its own town without competing with the others.
Territory pages for the places you write
Many agencies write across a region without an office in every town. Territory pages cover that: a page for each county or city you serve, crossed with the lines that matter there, written specifically rather than duplicated with the town name swapped. A page about insuring restaurants in one city reads differently from a page about insuring farms in the next county, because it should.
Feature 05
The coverage finder
A guided path from what a prospect needs to protect to the right line and a quote request in your AMS.
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From "what do I need" to the right line
Most prospects do not arrive knowing the name of the coverage they need. They know they just bought a duplex, hired a second employee, or started driving for deliveries. The coverage finder starts there. It asks what they need to protect, then two or three plain questions, and lands them on the right line of business with a short explanation and a quote request tailored to it. No jargon in the questions, no wall of fields at the end. It is the first conversation a good producer would have, done on a phone in under a minute.
Every submission lands in your AMS or CRM
The quote request is not an email into an inbox. It is pushed straight into your agency management system or CRM, by API where the system supports it and by Zapier or Make where it does not, tagged with the line, the office and the answers the prospect gave. Your producer opens the record with the context already there. We have connected the finder to the common AMS and CRM platforms agencies use, and we configure it on the onboarding call.
Never a quote, never advice
The finder narrows and collects. It does not quote a premium, promise eligibility or recommend a limit, because we are not an insurance agency and neither is the website. Every step carries the wording your compliance needs, and the closing screen makes clear that a licensed producer will follow up. That restraint is what makes it usable in life, health and Medicare as well as property and casualty.
Feature 06
Weekly detail updates
Producers, carriers, hours, lines and claims numbers kept accurate every week without anyone at the agency logging in.
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The small things are the trust
A producer who left last quarter still smiling on the team page, a carrier you no longer represent in the logo row, holiday hours that were never changed back. None of these are dramatic and all of them tell a prospect the agency is not paying attention. Weekly detail updates exist for exactly this. Send the change in an email whenever it happens and it is live within the week, on top of your monthly revisions, without a ticket system or a login.
How it works in practice
Most agencies end up with one person who forwards changes as they come: a new hire, an appointment letter, an office move, a new claims line for a carrier. We keep a running log so you can see what changed and when. Bigger changes, a new line page or a redesigned section, count as revisions; everything that is simply keeping the facts right is a weekly update and does not touch your revision count.
Feature 07
Researched articles every week
Long-form, cited articles on your lines and your state, written to be read and to rank. Two a week on Draft and Proof, three on Edition.
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What an article from the studio looks like
Each article runs 2,500 to 3,200 words, opens by answering the question in its title, and is organized so a reader can skim the headings and still leave informed. Every figure cites a real source, usually a regulator, an industry body or a carrier's published material. Topics come from your lines and the questions your producers hear most: what a certificate of insurance actually proves, how replacement cost differs from actual cash value, what changes at a Medicare annual review. Nothing is written as advice for a specific person.
Why the cadence matters
Two articles a week is a rhythm search engines and readers both notice. Over a year it is more than a hundred pieces that each answer a question a prospect in your territory is typing, which is how an agency site earns visibility for the lines it writes rather than only its own name. On Edition the cadence rises to three a week and the Content Engine turns each piece into social posts and reels, so the article works in more than one place.
Review and compliance
You choose on the onboarding call whether to approve every article before it goes live or let us publish on schedule. Life, health and Medicare agencies usually want review; most property and casualty agencies do not. Either way, corrections and removals are handled within the week and never count against your revisions. Articles carry a byline from our editorial team, never a license claim.
Feature 08
Managed hosting, nothing itemized
Cloudflare hosting, SSL, backups, monitoring and framework upkeep, included in every plan.
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What managed includes
Hosting on Cloudflare close to your visitors, SSL that renews itself, daily backups, security headers, uptime monitoring and the ongoing upkeep of the framework and dependencies the site runs on. There is no hosting line on your invoice and no renewal to remember. If the site is ever down because of something in our control, the refund policy covers that month; in practice, static pages on the edge are about as resilient as a website gets.
Nobody at the agency logs in
There is no page builder to learn, no plugin that needs updating, no dashboard with a red badge. That is deliberate. An agency's time belongs on the phone with clients and carriers, not inside a CMS. Everything that needs to change on the site goes through weekly updates and revisions, and everything that keeps it running is ours to worry about.
Feature 09
The AI Engine
An AI receptionist, site chat and SMS, Messenger and Instagram agents that take quote details and hand off to a producer. Proof and Edition.
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The phone answered, the chat answered, in your voice
On Proof and Edition, an AI agent answers calls, the site chat, SMS, Messenger and Instagram messages around the clock. It knows your offices, hours, lines, carriers and how you like a quote request taken. It collects the details, books a call with the right producer and sends you a call-analysis PDF for every conversation so you can hear what prospects are asking. The script is written in the same studio voice as the site, and you review it before it goes live.
Where it stops
The agent never quotes, never advises and never confirms eligibility. Anything that would amount to advice is handed to a licensed person at your agency with the transcript attached. This is a hard configuration, not a preference, and it is what lets the AI Engine run in life, health and Medicare as well as property and casualty. We file the A2P 10DLC registration so texting works from launch; carrier fees pass through at cost.
Billing that follows usage
Proof is the monthly fee plus AI usage. Usage is the minutes, messages and carrier fees the providers charge us, passed through at cost and billed monthly in arrears, with no markup and no minimum. The call-analysis PDFs double as the usage record, so you can see what the agent handled and what it cost in the same document.
Feature 10
The Content Engine
Three articles a week, three social image posts, two reels and a managed Google Business Profile. Edition only.
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One article, many places
On Edition the article cadence rises to three a week, and each piece is turned into three social image posts and two short reels a week, composed in the same brand system as the site so your feed looks like your website looks like your office. Posts are scheduled to the channels you use. The work of keeping an agency visible outside its own site, which usually falls to whoever has a spare hour, becomes something that simply happens.
Your Google Business Profile, kept alive
The Google Business Profile is the first thing many prospects see and the last thing most agencies update. On Edition we manage it: hours, services, photos, posts drawn from the week's articles, and question answers, kept consistent with the site. For a multi-office agency, each office profile is managed and linked to its office page.
Matrix Three plans
Which plan carries what
Eight features on every plan, two that arrive with the higher tiers.
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