Questions brokers ask

Insurance agencies and independent agents who want a professional website without hiring a designer or learning how websites work. We're starting with life insurance agencies, from solo agents to teams.

No. If you can fill in a form, you can build your site. There's no code, no DNS and no settings maze.

Most of it is typing in your agents and licenses. The rest, like the domain and HTTPS, happens in the background while you work. New sites get a quick review from us before their first publish.

Yes. Building and previewing is free. You pay when you publish.

No. When you claim a domain through BrokerHaus, we connect it to your site and turn on HTTPS for you.

You do. It's registered in your name. A newly registered domain can't move to another registrar for its first 60 days; after that, you can transfer it whenever you like.

Renewals are included in your plan. Premium-priced domains aren't included.

Not at launch. It's planned. For now, BrokerHaus works with domains claimed through it.

Your agency does, and we make it easy. You confirm each record before it's published, each license links to the state's official record, and the page shows when it was last reviewed.

No. You enter your licenses, and in many states we build the link to the official record for you from the NPN or license number. We never pull data from state sites.

The verify page shows the license number with a copy button and opens the state's official search, so a client can look it up themselves.

On Pro and Ultra, yes: paste a list or upload a spreadsheet.

Basic is $19 a month, Pro is $49 and Ultra is $149, or about two months less when paid yearly. See pricing for details.

A one-time charge when your site first goes live, covering your domain's first year and our review. It's waived on yearly plans.

Yes. Your domain is yours, and once it's past its first 60 days you can take it with you.