For licensed agents
Get found by people who are looking for exactly what you do
MeetBrokers is where consumers go to find a licensed, independent agent. Your profile is included with LeadGPT, and every inquiry goes only to you.
Get listed in three steps
- Start a LeadGPT subscription (or sign in if you have one).
- Open Settings → Directory Listing and fill in your profile.
- Publish. Your page is live within seconds.
Already listed from public Texas license records? Claim or remove your listing.
What you get
- A public profile with your licensed states, coverage specialties, languages, NPN, photo, and scheduling link.
- Pages built to rank for the searches your future clients type: Medicare agent near me, health insurance broker in your city, and dozens more.
- Inquiries land in your LeadGPT CRM with the consumer's details and consent record. No shared leads, no auctions.
- A verified-license badge after we confirm your NPN, plus featured placement on higher LeadGPT plans.
- Coming soon: an embeddable badge for your website and email signature, and a response-time badge earned from your real follow-up speed.
Agent questions
What does a listing cost?
A MeetBrokers profile is included with an active LeadGPT subscription. There is no per-lead fee and no bidding for placement.
Where do inquiries go?
Straight into your LeadGPT leads inbox, tagged as MeetBrokers, with the consumer's coverage interest, ZIP, and consent record attached. Sofia, your LeadGPT assistant, texts you the moment one arrives.
Can consumers reach me without going through the site?
Yes. You choose whether to show a public phone number, a website, and a scheduling link on your profile.
How does verification work?
Add your National Producer Number to your profile. Our team confirms the license on NIPR and adds the verified badge, which ranks higher in every list.
Is this compliant for Medicare marketing?
Profiles carry the required third-party marketing disclosure, and consumers give express written consent naming you before a request is sent. Keep your own carrier and CMS obligations in mind for how you respond.