Call truckers the week they need a policy
A newly granted carrier already bought insurance. So every morning we also send you the ones who haven't: carriers that just lost coverage, and new applicants with no policy on file. Each comes with the owner's name, phone and email.
What arrives by 7am Central
| List | What happened | Last 30 days, US |
|---|---|---|
| Lost coverage | FMCSA suspended the authority because the insurance was cancelled and nothing meeting the minimum is on file | 2,522 |
| New applications | Filed for authority, can't go active until a policy is filed | 7,484 |
| Newly granted | Authority went active, with the insurer and effective date on the row for your renewal calendar | 5,360 |
Coverage problems can clear fast: in a sample from October, about 1 in 5 lapsed carriers were reinstated within two weeks. When we see a reinstatement, the carrier comes off the list.
For the first 10 insurance agents
- Your state stays yours. We won't sell it to another insurance agent while you're subscribed.
- $149 a month, locked for 12 months. Cancel any time from billing.
- Plus the Monday renewal radar. Carriers in your state whose liability policy renews in 60 to 90 days, with their current insurer.
- You shape it. Tell us what works and what doesn't. If it earns it, give us a quote we can use.
This covers Rookiefeed and insurance agents only. Factoring companies, dispatchers and other buyers can still get your state.
Questions agents ask
- Aren't carriers that lost coverage bad risks?
- Some are. A lapse can be a missed payment, a policy that wasn't renewed in time, or a carrier that got dropped. You decide who to quote. If you'd rather not touch them, switch that list off and keep new applicants, who have no policy history at all.
- Won't every other agent call them too?
- Other lead sellers exist, so yes, a new carrier hears from more than one agent. Getting the list by 7am the morning after the filing means you're early, and the founding offer means no other agent gets your state from us.
- Can I call and text these numbers?
- Call them yourself, yes. Most numbers are cell phones, including many not marked as cells, so no autodialers, prerecorded calls or marketing texts without written consent. Email is the easy first touch: nearly every row has one.
- How many will I get?
- The counts next to each state above are the last 30 days. Big states give you a few lapses and a couple of dozen applicants every business day. Small states can be a handful a week, so check yours first.
- Can I try it before paying?
- Yes: build a free list for your state and pick "Insurance". You'll get a sample of the same carriers by email.
You're responsible for how you contact these businesses. The email with each list covers CAN-SPAM and TCPA rules, including what not to do with cell numbers.