Halo Protected.Request leads
For licensed home insurance agents

Every lead
sold once.
To you.

Homeowners who asked to speak to an agent, verified by a code they typed into their phone, delivered the moment they finish. No sharing, no resale, no call centre got there first.

Request leads in your areaNo contract · Small first order
Your lead inbox

Sample Lead

UnopenedNew

Austin, TX 78701 · 4 min ago

✓ Phone verified

Property type

Single Family

Built

~1998

Size

~2,000 sq ft

Current insurer

State Farm

Claims (3 yr)

No

Policy renews

Nov 2026

Call (555) 010-0142Email

Four things worth checking — on us, or anyone else

Every lead vendor says exclusive, verified and real-time. Ask each one what makes it true.

01Exclusive

One agent per lead. Not three, not “exclusive for 30 days”.

Each lead is stamped with exactly one agent when it's created, and there is no mechanism to attach a second. It isn't a promise we keep — it's a thing the system can't do.

When you call, nobody has called before you.

Lead record — one owner

agent Your agency

delivered 14:02:11 ET

resold to — never

02Verified

A code they typed. Not a number a database recognised.

Before a lead reaches you we text a one-time code and the consumer enters it. That's a person holding that handset, not a format check against a list.

And when verification fails, we say so. The lead still reaches you, labelled Unverified, so you decide how to work it. A vendor who claims every number is good is telling you something you can check.

Verification step

Enter the code we texted you

Sent to (555) 010-0142

492713

The consumer types this before the lead is created. If they can't, the lead still reaches you — labelled Unverified.

03Somewhere to work them

Not a spreadsheet in your inbox.

Every lead arrives in a dashboard with the property facts you need to pre-qualify, a call button, and somewhere to record what happened. See at a glance which leads you haven't opened yet and which you've never called.

Attempted and Contacted log as many times as it takes, because reaching someone usually does — and the record of that effort is yours.

Dispositions and history
NewAttemptedContactedQuotedSoldNot interestedNot qualifiedBad contactDo not contact

History

  1. Mar 4, 09:12Attempted — no answer
  2. Mar 4, 16:40Attempted — left voicemail
  3. Mar 5, 10:03Contacted

Attempted and Contacted log as many times as it takes. It's a call log, not a one-way switch.

04Renewals

A lead that said no in March isn’t dead. It’s early.

We ask every homeowner when their policy renews. When that month comes round the lead resurfaces in your dashboard — the one moment they're actually receptive, on a lead you paid for months ago.

Anyone who asked not to be contacted is suppressed permanently and never appears here.

Coming up for renewal

Sample Lead A

Not interested · Jan 2026

Renews next month

Sample Lead B

Not interested · Jan 2026

Renews Nov 2026

Anyone marked Do not contact never resurfaces here.

And the boring parts — which are the ones that go wrong

Credits, with the limits written down

Bad contact and not qualified are creditable, requested from the lead itself. No answer is not — contact often takes four or five tries across several days, and that's the ordinary cost of selling, not a defective lead. You'll know which is which before you buy.

A balance you can audit

Ordered, delivered, remaining, and anything we wrote off. If we over-deliver past your balance, those leads are free and the ledger says so.

The consent record travels with the lead

The exact disclosure the consumer agreed to, attached to every lead, alongside its TrustedForm certificate. You'll almost never need it. The day you do, it's already there.

Your balance

14

Remaining

25

Purchased

11

Delivered

  1. 12 MarPurchased 25$25.00 each
  2. 28 FebCredit approved 1Bad contact
  3. 14 FebPurchased 10$25.00 each

How it works

01

Tell us your area

You name the ZIP codes you're licensed and want to write in. We point a campaign at them.

02

Start small

A first order, not a contract. Work them, see what you think, and order again only if it's worth it.

03

Leads arrive as they finish

Delivered the moment the homeowner completes the form — email alert, and waiting in your dashboard.

“How many leads a week will I get?”

It depends entirely on your ZIP codes, and anyone who answers that before looking at your area is guessing. Tell us where you're licensed and we'll tell you what we can realistically deliver — then start with a small order, so you're risking very little to find out.

Tell us where you write.

We'll come back with what we can deliver in your area and what it costs. If it doesn't fit, we'll say so.

Licensed agents only · No contract · Start with a small first order