Insurance Agent CRM Built Around Renewals and Cross-Sell
Track every quote, bind, renewal, and lapse across auto, home, life, commercial, and health policies. Built for independent and captive agents who lose more revenue to missed renewals than to anything else.
What we hear, every week.
A policy renewed yesterday with a competitor because you didn't call 60 days out -- that's a year of commission gone
You wrote auto for a family last year and never circled back about home, life, or umbrella -- the cross-sell window closed
Three insureds went into shopping season this month and you only found out after the lapse notice hit your inbox
Built for how insurance agents actually work.
RadiusOS gives independent and captive agents a book-of-business pipeline that treats renewals like the revenue events they actually are. Every insured moves from lead through quote, underwriting, bind, and active policy -- and 60 to 90 days before the renewal date, AI scoring surfaces them in the Renewal Due stage so you call before the carrier sends the rate notice and the customer goes shopping. Email templates handle quote turnarounds, life-event check-ins, cross-sell offers, and pre-renewal review requests so you keep the book intact without living in your CRM.
Vertical-aware AI
The AI writes drafts in your industry's voice. When you click “Draft a follow-up,” RadiusOS reads your pipeline template and matches the trade language, the trust signals, and the typical outreach scenarios insurance agents actually use - not generic B2B SaaS phrasing.
Every step. Already mapped.
Your workspace is pre-loaded with these stages on day one. Drag-and-drop to customize, or use them as-is.
Lead
A prospect reached out or was referred in. Get a quote turnaround inside 24 hours -- in personal lines, the agent who quotes first usually binds. Capture the policy type and coverage interest so you don't ask twice.
Quote Generated
You've run the rate through the carrier's system. Document the premium and any underwriting concerns before you send it -- that record is what you'll come back to in 11 months when it's time to re-rate.
Quote Sent
The quote is in their hands. Follow up within 48 hours. Frame the call around the coverage they're getting, not just the price -- the cheapest carrier rarely wins when the agent does the homework.
Underwriting
Application is with the carrier. Even when nothing is moving, send a short status update every few days. Silence here is what makes the customer call a competitor and start over.
Bound
The policy is bound. Send a welcome message, deliver the policy and ID cards, and set the expectation for a 30-day check-in. This is the moment trust is highest -- use it to ask for the next-line conversation.
Active Policy
The customer is on the books. Use this stage for the quarterly touchpoints that drive retention: life-event check-ins, cross-sell to home or life or umbrella, and reviews after big changes (new home, new car, new baby, new business).
Renewal Due
Renewal is 60 to 90 days out. Reach out before the carrier sends the rate change notice. A pre-renewal review call -- even when the rate is going up -- keeps the policy with you. Customers don't shop agents; they shop surprises.
Renewed / Lapsed
Either it stayed on the books or it walked. Renewed customers move back to Active Policy with a fresh 12-month clock. Lapsed customers stay in your pipeline for win-back outreach -- many come back within a year if you stay in touch without being annoying.
What you're probably wondering.
What is the best CRM for insurance agents?
The best insurance agent CRM treats renewals as a stage in the pipeline, not just a calendar reminder. RadiusOS has a Renewal Due stage and AI scoring that flags policies coming up so you can call 60 to 90 days out -- before the customer compares quotes elsewhere. Built for independent and captive agents managing their own book, not for a 200-seat agency.
How do insurance agents track renewals?
RadiusOS surfaces every policy with a renewal date in the next 90 days in a dedicated Renewal Due stage. AI scoring weighs days-to-renewal and last contact date to flag the ones at highest risk. Pro users can automate pre-renewal email sequences that go out 60, 30, and 14 days before the renewal date.
Is there a CRM built for independent insurance agents?
Yes. RadiusOS has a book-of-business pipeline with stages for lead, quote, underwriting, bind, active policy, renewal, and lapse. Each insured card stores carrier, policy number, premium, commission percentage, and renewal date. Designed for solo and small-agency independent agents -- not the same workflow as a captive at a large carrier, but works for them too.
How much does an insurance agent CRM cost?
Agency management systems like AgencyBloc, Applied Epic, and HawkSoft run $100 to $500+ per user per month and are built for full agencies with carrier downloads and accounting. RadiusOS starts free for solo agents tracking their own book. Pro is $19/month for renewal sequences and AI-drafted follow-ups. Pairs with your AMS rather than replacing it.
Built for insurance agents. Free to start.
No credit card. Cancel anytime. The pipeline is set up the moment you sign up — no blank-page problem.