Get Auto Insurance Quotes From Local Agents With AI Calls

Give your agent your current coverage and the details you're willing to share. CallForMe calls several local insurance agents in parallel, describes the coverage, and asks for a quote or what they need to quote. It never gives your SSN or license number unless you add them, and it reports back a comparison.

What you say to your agent

Call 3 independent insurance agents near 78704 and ask for a 6-month auto quote matching my current coverage: 100/300/100 liability, $500 deductibles, 2022 Mazda CX-5, clean record. Don't give my license number.

Shopping auto insurance means repeating the same coverage details to every agent. Your agent can do the repeating, and you keep control of what personal data goes out.

What your agent does

1. find_business searches "independent insurance agent" near 78704 and returns names, numbers, ratings, and hours.
2. plan_call flags the questions the insurance agents will ask that you haven't answered: date of birth, years licensed, annual mileage, garaging address. Your agent asks you which of those you're OK sharing.
3. place_call runs three times in parallel:

{
  "phone": "+15125550172",
  "business_name": "Barton Creek Insurance Group",
  "goal": "Get a 6-month auto insurance quote matching the coverage below, or learn exactly what is needed to quote.",
  "details": "2022 Mazda CX-5 Touring. Liability 100/300/100, comprehensive and collision with $500 deductibles, uninsured motorist matching liability. Driver age 34, licensed 16 years, clean record, no claims. About 9,000 miles a year. ZIP 78704.",
  "questions": ["What is the 6-month premium, and with which carrier?", "What else do you need for a firm quote?", "Any discounts for bundling with renters insurance?"],
  "on_behalf_of": "Casey Nguyen",
  "callback_number": "+15125550139",
  "constraints": "Do not share a driver's license number, date of birth, or address. Do not agree to bind any policy."
}

4. get_call polls until each is ended. If an agent asks for a date of birth, it arrives as a pending_question. Your agent either declines per your rules or asks you, then replies with answer_question.

Example result

Example transcript excerpt:

Voice agent: Hi, I'm an automated assistant calling on behalf of Casey Nguyen, who's shopping for auto insurance. Can I give you the current coverage? Insurance agent: Sure. I'll need a date of birth to run it. Voice agent: One moment, let me check with Casey. (pending_question: "They need a date of birth to run the quote. OK to share?" Your agent answers: "No, ask for an estimate range and say Casey will call back.") Voice agent: Casey would prefer to share that directly. Could you give a rough range for now? Insurance agent: For that profile, probably 650 to 750 for six months with a couple of the carriers we write.

Tips

• Decide what to share before the calls, and put the "no" list in constraints.
• Give a callback_number so the agency can send a firm quote to you directly.
• Treat phone estimates as ranges. Firm quotes need your identity, which you give yourself.

What it costs

Three calls around 5 to 8 minutes each come to roughly $4 to $6 total. No charge for agencies that don't answer.

Related

• Check an insurance claim status
• Negotiate your internet bill
• Get quotes from several businesses at once
• When the business asks something your agent doesn't know

Questions