As of November 11, 2026Data from provider websites
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AI receptionists for Insurance Agencies

As of November 11, 2026
At a glance
Insurance agencies take quote requests, policy service calls and claims. The receptionist can capture intake data and route calls. Coverage advice belongs to licensed staff, and customer financial data needs protection.

Why the phone matters here

Agents and account managers spend much of the day on quotes and renewals. Calls about claims and policy changes interrupt that work.

A receptionist that captures quote details, routes claims and books calls with an agent keeps the pipeline moving.

What 350 calls a month cost

Calculated with 4 minutes per call, about 1,400 minutes a month, all answered by the AI. This profile is our estimate for a small business. At the median, providers charge $399 a month for this.

Provider and planPer monthSimultaneous callsSetup feeConditions
Suzee AISuzee AI$79not stated$0flat fee; Unlimited minutes and calls, all features, one planTry free
BesideUnlimited$99not statednot statedflat fee; Unlimited AI Receptionist calls; 1 line, extra lines $4.99/monthTry free
GoodcallGrowth$129not stated$0billed per caller, counted as one caller per call; Billed per unique caller per month, minutes not meteredVisit site
Simple PhonesAdvanced$149not stated$05 agents, languages, numbersTry free
While You WorkBusiness$149not stated$0Calendar booking on the call only on this planVisit site
AIRAPro$197not statednot stated20 users; outbound SMS after carrier verificationVisit site
UpfirstPro$197not stated$0Billed per call; spam calls do not countTry free
NextPhonePro$199not stated$0flat fee; Unlimited inbound calls, no overage; self-setup; annual $1,990/yearTry free
CallSphereAnswer$229not stated$0Plus usage at cost, estimated ~$0.15/min inbound; no booking on this tierTry free
LobbyStackPro$262unlimited$0Transfers over 100 cost $0.02 eachTry free

Each provider's cheapest plan for this volume. Industry specialists appear only if they name this industry.

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23 providers that name insurance agencies

These providers have an industry page, case study or integration for this industry on their own website.

ProviderEvidenceStarting priceTrial
AgentZapSmall businessindustry page source$109/mo source$91/mo billed annuallyNo free trial; 30-day money-back guaranteeVisit site
AIRASmall businessindustry page source$24.95/mo source$19.96/mo billed annuallynot statedVisit site
AnswerHeroAnswering service with AI planindustry page source$19/mo sourceno free trial; smaller plans offered to try the serviceVisit site
Answering Service CareAnswering service with AI planindustry page source$25/mo sourcenot statedVisit site
ApoointlyIndustry specialistindustry page source$0 base fee sourceComplimentary testing credits for a test numberTry free
BesideSmall businessindustry page source$29/mo source7-day free trial on Unlimited (payment method required); no trial on BaselineTry free
Bigly SalesSmall businessindustry page source$99/mo source$69/mo billed annuallynot statedVisit site
BizRnRSmall businessindustry page source$99/mo sourceNo free trial stated; 30-day money-back guaranteeVisit site
CallSphereSmall businessindustry page source$19/mo source$15/mo billed annually7-day trial via paid-plan checkout, payment method requiredTry free
CaraIndustry specialistindustry page sourceon requestnot statedVisit site
DialzaraSmall businessindustry page source$29/mo source7-day free trial on every voice planTry free
GailIndustry specialistindustry page source$600/mo source$425/mo billed annually, 12-month contractFree plan with 60 minutes call time one-time; guided pilot via salesTry free
Harmony AI (OneAI)Small businessindustry page source$250/mo source'Try for free' signup offered; trial terms not statedTry free
MarlieSmall businessindustry page source$49/mo source14-day free trial (card required)Try free
My AI Front Desk (Frontdesk)Small businessindustry page source$99/mo source$79/mo billed annually7-day free trialTry free
NextPhoneSmall businessindustry page source$199/mo source$166/mo billed annually7-day free trialTry free
Novacall AISmall businessindustry page sourceon requestnot statedVisit site
PhoneFlowSmall businessindustry page sourcenot stated200 free minutes, no credit cardTry free
PhonelySmall businessindustry page source$50/mo source$33/mo billed annuallyFirst 100 minutes freeTry free
Smith.aiAnswering service with AI planindustry page source$150/mo sourceFree plan with 25 calls per month (no time limit stated)Try free
SonantIndustry specialistindustry page sourceon requestnot statedVisit site
TwigSmall businessindustry page source$49/mo source15-day free trial, voice included, no credit cardTry free
UpfirstSmall businessindustry page source$24.95/mo source$20/mo billed annually14-day free trial, no credit cardTry free

As of November 11, 2026, from provider websites. Other providers may fit as well, see all providers.

Typical calls and what the AI can take on

CallWhat the AI receptionist can do
Quote requestCaptures line of business and basic details and books a call with an agent
Report a claimGives the carrier's claim number you approve and alerts the agent
Policy change or certificate requestCaptures the request and routes it
Billing questionTakes a message or gives approved instructions
Hours and locationAnswers directly

What should stay with a person

  • Coverage advice and recommendations
  • Binding coverage
  • Claim decisions
  • Complaints

How to start

Start with after-hours intake and overflow. Review the quote summaries with your agents during the first weeks.

Questions to ask every provider

  1. Which agency management system do you write to?
  2. How does the agent avoid giving coverage advice?
  3. Which subcontractors process customer data, and is call content used for training?

Compliance notes

  • Insurance agencies are regulated by their state insurance department. Many states have adopted the NAIC Insurance Data Security Model Law, which requires licensees to oversee third-party service providers that handle their information. Which rules apply depends on your state and license. NAIC Insurance Data Security Model Law (#668)
  • The NAIC adopted a model bulletin on insurers' use of AI systems in December 2023. Check whether your state has adopted it and whether it applies to your agency. NAIC Model Bulletin: Use of AI Systems by Insurers
  • If calls are recorded, recording consent rules apply. Some states require all parties to consent. RCFP Reporters Recording Guide

General information, not legal advice for your situation. See also two-party consent and E911 and emergencies.

Frequently asked questions

Can an AI receptionist give insurance quotes?

It can capture quote details and book a call with a licensed agent. Coverage advice and binding should stay with licensed staff.

How should claims calls be handled?

Configure the agent to give the carrier's claim line and to alert the responsible agent. Test the path before launch.

What data protection questions should I ask?

Ask about subcontractors, storage, retention and training on call data, and compare the answers with your obligations under the rules that apply to your agency.

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