We find the prospects. You write the business.
Dated events from federal filings, exclusive to your agency. Work the board with your own producers, or have us run the outreach under your name with every message approved by you first.
Flat fees only, never a percentage of premium · We never solicit, quote, or negotiate insurance · You approve every message before it sends
Pick the board that matches your book.
Trucking events
Carriers in pending cancellation on the federal thirty day clock, fresh lapses, and new operating authority applicants that need a filing before they can operate. Every row is an x-date with a federal clock on it, checkable in the Motus filing data FMCSA publishes. The sample issue →
Benefits renewals
For shops that pull 5500s, or want them pulled. Insured groups of 100+ lives: incumbent carrier, the incumbent broker’s commission from the Schedule A, and the renewal date. Your 1/1 list, built by fall.
Your underwriters pull a CAB report on every submission; that is for the account you already found. Nobody is reading the federal filings every morning for your state. We do, and we sell each state once.
Growth used to arrive on renewal.
For nine years it did: rates rose every quarter from 2017, and a book that simply held its accounts grew anyway. That stopped in the first quarter of 2026, when premiums fell across all account sizes for the first time since 2017. They fell again in the second.
Q2 2026 premiums came down an average of 2 percent across all accounts: large down 3.7, medium 1.9, small 0.5. Not a collapse. What matters is that the tailwind is gone: a book that renews flat grows only if new accounts arrive, and referral and relationship do not scale on command.
Source: The Council of Insurance Agents & Brokers, Commercial P&C Market Index, Q2 2026.
Worth doing with your own numbers, not ours.
Take your average commission on a new commercial account and the years one stays. Most agencies land well into five figures per account, over its life. Set that against $249 a month, or $2,500 managed. For most agencies, one or two new accounts a year makes the answer obvious.
If your answer comes out the other way, we would rather you worked that out here than after paying anything.
Your advertising rules are the constraint we build around.
- You approve every message before it sends. A required step; your agency signs off on everything a prospect receives.
- Changes go through the same gate. A rewritten subject line is a new piece of advertising and gets approved like one.
- We are a vendor, not a producer. Talega Growth sells data and marketing services. It does not solicit, negotiate or sell insurance, and holds no license to do so.
- Records of what was sent. You get what went out and to whom, which is the thing you need if anyone ever asks.
How the arrangement is structured, not legal advice. Your own counsel or compliance officer should review the contract language, and we expect them to.
Two things you have almost certainly been sold before.
- Not shared internet leads. Nothing here is sold twice or auctioned. One agency per state, and every row cites a public filing you can check before anyone is contacted.
- Not appointment setting. No call center dials your prospects. Conversations start with your people, or by email under your name with your approval, and they start with you.
Your state is either open or it is not.
Ask, and we answer plainly within one business day. A past issue free either way.
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