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Benjee

Know who's coming up for renewal.

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Every trucking company has to keep its insurance filing up to date with the FMCSA.

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We track those filings and work out which fleets are coming up for renewal.

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Every Monday, we send you the ones in your territory worth calling.

We track FMCSA insurance filings and send commercial insurance producers the trucking accounts coming up for renewal in their territory. The first sample is free.

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What you get

Stop guessing who is up for renewal.

Your producers already know how to sell commercial insurance. The problem is knowing which accounts to call this week.

The fleetCompany, location and truck count.
The renewal dateWhen their current policy is likely to come up.
Their current carrierWho has the account today.
Their current limitWhat they have filed with the FMCSA.
The ownerName and contact information where available.

So instead of working through a list of trucking companies, your producers can start with the ones whose insurance is coming due.

Here's what one looks like
▧Midway Cartage Inc.Elk Grove Village, IL · 31 power unitsOct 14
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Why we're sending it

Their current filing is at the federal minimum. If your market is seeing more $1M requirements from shippers, that is an obvious question to ask.

Carolina Casualty has the account today
The underlying record
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Everything comes with the FMCSA filing

You can open the filing yourself and see where every number came from.

Form BMC-91X
Where it comes from

The renewal date is in the filing.

Every interstate trucking company has to file proof of insurance with the FMCSA. The filing gives us the insurer, the policy number, the coverage limit and the date the policy started. From that, we can estimate when the policy is coming up for renewal.

We check the filings every week. 107,625 filings, every week. And we only send you the accounts that fit your appetite and territory.

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Benjee brief · IL-2291Today
Midway Cartage Inc.
Elk Grove Village, IL · 31 power units
Likely renewalOctober 14
Currently withCarolina Casualty
Filed limit$750,000
OwnerNamed on the filing
✓Every account links to its FMCSA filing
How it works

We do the research. You make the call.

That's it.

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Tell us where you write

Which states, minimum fleet size and anything you do not want.

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We find the accounts

We review the filings and identify the fleets coming up for renewal.

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You get your list every Monday

Accounts are sorted by renewal date, with the information your producer needs to make the call.

Pricing

$1,500/month

Ten trucking companies a week, in the states you write.

One agency gets each account in a territory. No setup fee. No per-lead fee. No long contract. Your first brief is free.

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Each one includes
$1,500 / month
Likely renewal date · Current insurance carrier · Policy number · Filed limit · Fleet size · Owner information · Link to the underlying FMCSA record
Setup feeNone
Per-lead feeNone
ContractNone
TerritoryYours alone
Your first briefFree
Where every number comes from

These aren't leads from a database.

Every account starts with an insurance filing. You can open the filing yourself and see where the information came from. We separate what's on the record from what we've inferred.

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The filing says

Carrier, policy number, limit and start date.

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We estimate

When the policy is likely to renew. We label that as an estimate, because it is one.

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You decide

Whether the account is worth pursuing.

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Tell us where you want to write.

We'll pull a sample of the trucking accounts coming up for renewal in your territory. No charge for the first look.