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AI visibility checker for insurance agents
People shopping for coverage now ask ChatGPT which agent to call. Enter your agency, your city and a line of coverage. We ask ChatGPT three questions buyers ask and show which agencies it puts forward.
Questions people ask AI before they call an insurance agent
An insurance question often starts with an event: a new car, a new baby, a policy that was dropped. ChatGPT answers each event with its own set of agencies.
- My home insurance was dropped in Houston. Which agent can help me find a new policy?
- Who sells flood insurance in Baton Rouge?
- Is there an agent in Denver who handles workers’ comp for small businesses?
- Which agents in Columbus are good for adding a teen driver?
- Who can help me compare Medicare supplement plans in Tucson?
- What does an independent insurance agent do that buying online does not?
- Which agency in Oklahoma City will insure a home with an older roof?
- Who is a good life insurance agent in Sacramento for a family with young kids?
The check asks 3. On Growth, Rankli asks 50 of yours every week on ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini.
What ChatGPT reads before it names an insurance agent
Asked for an agent in a city, ChatGPT searches and reads agency sites, carrier agent listings and reviews. It names the agencies those pages tie to the coverage and the place in the question.
Each line of coverage on its own page
Clients ask about one thing: flood, commercial auto, life insurance for a young family. A page for each line, saying who it suits and what you need to quote it, matches that question. A row of carrier logos matches nothing.
Independent or captive, in words
Clients ask whether an agent can compare several companies. Say whether you are independent and name the carriers you write with, in text. A captive agent can name the company it represents and the lines it offers.
Carrier listings and license records that agree
A search for an agent can return carrier "find an agent" pages, independent agent directories and your state’s license lookup. When those show your name, office and lines the way your site does, ChatGPT has one agency to name.
Licensed states and the towns you serve
An agent licensed in two states can serve clients in both. List the states you are licensed in and the towns you serve, in text, so an answer can match you to where the client lives.
What three questions tell an agency, and what they leave out
- One run is one moment. Answers shift as the pages search finds change, so Growth asks 50 coverage questions every week and counts how often your agency is named.
- It checks one line of coverage per run. An agency that writes home, auto, life and business policies has four sets of questions to win.
- Questions tied to an event, like a dropped policy or a new teen driver, are asked in their own words. The presets ask the plain version.
- It reads for your agency name and website. An agent listed on a carrier’s site under a personal name can be named that way and missed here.
Frequently asked questions
Why does ChatGPT name other insurance agencies in my town?
The pages it read connect those agencies to the question: the line of coverage, the town, and listings and reviews that say the same thing. Rankli shows each coverage question your agency is losing and who is named. Then it writes the page that answers it.
Should an agency list the carriers it writes with?
Yes. Clients ask whether an agent can compare companies, and ChatGPT can only say so if your pages name them. Keep the list current. Rankli asks your questions every week, so you see whether the change moves the answer.
How does an agency get named for flood or life insurance?
Publish one page for that line. Answer what a client in your town asks: who it suits, what a quote needs, which carriers you place it with. Rankli writes a page like that for each question you are losing, and asks the question again 7 and 14 days after it goes live.
Is the insurance agent check free?
Yes, with no account and no email needed. The 7-day free trial asks ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini up to 50 questions your clients ask and starts pages for the ones another agency wins.
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Find every question you’re losing
Rankli asks ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini the questions your customers ask, every week. It writes a page for each one you lose, publishes it to your site and asks again to show what moved.
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