Needs calculators for US insurance agencies
Put a coverage calculator on your website. Visitors work out what they need for life, health, disability, long-term care or retirement income, and you receive a warm, pre-qualified lead with every input and result attached — in your inbox, your contacts and HighLevel.
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A · Sample inputs
B · Estimated coverage need
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Estimates of coverage need, never quotes or offers of insurance.
Illustrative sample, not a real person
30 insurance calculators live today, across 9 lines of business. Every result is an estimate of need — never a quote, a rate or an offer of coverage.
Coverage lines
InsuranceQuoteWidget organizes its calculators by line of business — life, health, Medicare-age planning, disability and long-term care, annuities, property & casualty, auto, business and specialty lines — so an agency can put the right needs analysis on each product page.
Why a calculator, not just a form
A quote form gives you a name and a phone number. A needs calculator gives you the prospect's own numbers — income to replace, debts, existing coverage, expected care costs — plus the result they saw. Your first call can start at the recommendation instead of the intake questions.
| — | Typical "get a quote" form | Needs calculator lead |
|---|---|---|
| Who they are | Name, email, phone | Name, email and/or phone |
| What they need | A dropdown: "Life insurance" | Their coverage gap in dollars, from their own inputs |
| Their situation | Unknown until you call | Income, debts, dependants' needs, existing coverage |
| How serious they are | Unknown | They spent minutes working through the numbers |
| Where they came from | Often lost | Page, campaign tags and click IDs attached |
| Your first question | "So, what are you looking for?" | "You came out at a gap of about $X — shall we check that?" |
How the lead travels
You embed the calculator once. Each visitor who works through it and asks to be contacted becomes a contact with their inputs, results, consent and campaign source attached; you get an email, the lead lands in your contacts, and a webhook can push it into HighLevel or any CRM.
One line of code on your life, health or retirement page — or a floating launcher across the whole site.
Results update as they type, with plain-language definitions and a disclaimer you control.
Name, email and/or phone, an optional message and their consent — captured with the calculation.
An email for every new lead, and a contact record with inputs, results and source.
A webhook posts the whole lead as JSON — straight into a HighLevel workflow, Zapier or Make.
Open with their number, confirm the inputs, and recommend — instead of starting with intake.
Start where the demand is
Most agency web traffic arrives around a life event or an enrollment season. Health, life and Medicare-age tools meet those moments: an HSA or plan-cost comparison during open enrollment, a life needs analysis after a home purchase or a new child, and retirement-income and care-cost tools for clients approaching 65.
During open enrollment, people compare plans and HSA strategies. Give them the math and capture who is shopping.
New homeowners and parents search for "how much life insurance do I need". Answer with their own numbers.
Clients nearing 65 juggle HSA rules, care costs and income. The Medicare IRMAA calculator shows Part B and D surcharges.
Browse Medicare calculatorsIllustrative sample, not a real person
{
"event": "calculator.lead",
"calculator": "life-insurance",
"is_new_contact": true,
"contact": { "name": "…", "email": "…", "phone": "…" },
"submission": { "inputs": { … }, "results": { … } },
"submitted_at": "…",
"attribution": { "first": { … }, "last": { … } },
"utm_source": "…", "utm_campaign": "…", "gclid": "…",
"landing_page": "…", "referrer": "…"
}What lands in your CRM
Each lead carries the contact details the visitor chose to share, their consent, every input and result from the calculator, the page it came from, and campaign attribution such as UTM tags and ad click IDs. The same data arrives in your email alert, your contacts list and the webhook payload.
Plans
Every plan includes the insurance calculators. Producer is free with 5 calculators and 100 contacts. Agency raises that to 50 calculators and adds webhooks, white-label and 10,000 contacts for $150 a month, with a 14-day free trial.
$0/mo
Insurance, mortgage and loan calculators
Insurance calculators ✓
Contacts (leads): 100
B.$150/mo
Adds auto, credit, savings and personal finance calculators
Insurance calculators ✓
Contacts (leads): 10,000
C.$210/mo
Every calculator category, including retirement, tax and investing
Insurance calculators ✓
Contacts (leads): Unlimited
Reviews from agencies
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Try a live calculator insteadFAQ
Answers first, details after.
An insurance quote widget usually means a form or rater that returns premiums. InsuranceQuoteWidget is deliberately different: it embeds needs calculators that estimate how much coverage someone needs or what a plan may cost them, and hands you the lead with those numbers. It never shows premiums, rates or binding offers, so you stay in control of quoting.
30 are live today across life, health and HSAs, Medicare-age planning, disability and long-term care, annuities, property & casualty, auto, business and specialty lines. The calculator index always shows exactly which are live; a new calculator gets its page here the day it is released.
Yes, through a webhook. You create a workflow with an inbound webhook trigger in HighLevel, paste its URL into your account, and every new calculator lead is posted to it as JSON with the inputs, results and attribution. The same webhook works with Zapier, Make or any HTTPS endpoint. See the HighLevel integration.
That depends on your consent language and how you contact them. The lead form records the visitor's consent with the submission, but you write the consent wording and you're responsible for TCPA, state rules and do-not-call obligations. Our lead consent guide explains the current federal rules in plain language; it isn't legal advice.
Neither. InsuranceQuoteWidget is software. We don't hold an insurance license, we don't sell leads, and the leads your calculators capture belong to you. We never contact your prospects.
All of them. Today the insurance calculators are on every plan, including the free Producer plan, which embeds up to 5 calculators. Access is set per calculator category in the product, and this site reads it from the same source, so the pricing page always shows the current answer. Paid plans add higher limits and webhooks, and start with a 14-day free trial.
Yes. Choose from 12 themes and 20 palettes or set your own colours and font, switch light or dark mode, and on Agency and Enterprise remove the badge entirely. The calculator renders in an isolated container, so your site's styles can't break it.
Yes. Every calculator runs in 2 languages, Spanish included, and visitors can switch language inside the widget. Labels, help text, results and definitions are translated, which matters for agencies serving Hispanic households in states like Texas, Florida, California and Arizona.
If you can paste a line of HTML into your site builder, you can embed a calculator: pick the calculator, adjust colours, copy the snippet and paste it into WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow, a HighLevel funnel or any page. Connecting the webhook to your CRM is a separate, one-time step.
It's stored in your workspace and sent only where you send it: your email alert and any webhook you configure. We process it on your behalf, never sell it, and don't use it for advertising. Your own privacy notice should cover the calculator; our privacy policy explains our side.
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