Where can I buy inbound final expense calls for my agency?
You can buy inbound final expense calls directly from Inbound Final Expense Leads, whether you work alone or run an agency. Every call comes from a senior who chose to call in about final expense coverage. When they call, the call is routed live to the phone number you give us, inside the states and hours you pick. You do not dial anyone, work a list, or wait on a callback.
The terms are short and written down. A call becomes billable only when it passes 90 seconds. There is no long-term contract. Calls usually start within 3 to 7 business days after you order. To see the per call price and first order, see pricing.
What should I look for when buying final expense calls?
Look at six things before you buy calls from any source: who made the call, the billable duration, control over states and hours, how soon calls start, the minimum order, and the contract. Each one changes what you are really paying for and how well the calls fit your week. Ask every source to answer all six in writing, and treat a vague answer as a warning sign.
For a fuller checklist you can use with any company, see how to choose a final expense lead vendor.
Why does it matter who made the call?
It matters because the first minute of the conversation depends on it. When the senior picked up the phone and called about final expense coverage, you start with someone who asked to talk. When someone else started the contact, you often spend that first minute explaining why the phone rang. With us, every call is a senior who called in themselves. Ask any source plainly how the person ended up on the line.
What billable duration should I expect?
Expect a clear rule for when a call starts to count, so you never pay for a hang up or a wrong number. Our rule is simple: a call is billable only when it passes 90 seconds. Calls shorter than that are not billed. This is the pay per call model, where you pay for conversations instead of records; see final expense pay per call for how it works and what to ask about any buffer.
Can I control the states and hours my calls come in?
Yes. You choose the states where you are licensed and the hours you are free to answer. That keeps every call inside your licenses and your schedule, so you are not paying for calls you cannot take. Agencies can set states and hours that match the agents on the phones. If your plans change, tell us before your next order.
How soon do calls start, and what are the minimum order and contract?
Calls usually start within 3 to 7 business days after your order. There is a set first order, and there is no long-term contract, so each reorder is your choice. The first order size and the per call price are listed on one page; see pricing for the per call price and first order on the pricing page.
How does ordering work here?
Ordering takes three steps and no forms. First, tap the Get My Inbound Leads button on any page. Second, read the order summary, which shows the first order, the per call price, the 90 second rule and the start time in one place. Third, call (470) 597-3831 to place the order and tell us your states, hours and the phone number your calls should ring.
That is the whole process. There is nothing to sign and no sales pitch to sit through. For each step in more detail, see how it works.
What happens in the first week after I order?
In the first week you confirm your setup and get ready to answer. On the order call we confirm your states, your hours and the number your calls should ring. Then your calls are set up, which usually takes 3 to 7 business days. Use that time to test your phone, line up your carrier quoting tools, and block your call hours so you can answer live. When calls begin, your phone rings during the hours you chose, and each call that passes 90 seconds counts toward your order.
Who should buy inbound final expense calls?
Inbound calls fit licensed agents and agencies who sell final expense by phone and can answer live during set hours. They suit agents who would rather talk with seniors who called in than dial lists or knock on doors. They also suit agencies that want calls routed to agents who are ready on the phones. New agents can take them too, as long as they are licensed in the states they choose and can quote and apply over the phone.
Who should not buy inbound final expense calls?
Inbound calls are not a fit if you cannot answer live during the hours you choose, if you are not licensed in the states you want calls from, or if you only sell in person. They are also not a fit if you sell other lines such as term or annuities, because every call is about final expense coverage. If you prefer to work records at your own pace, a lead list may suit you better; compare lead types before you order.