Lead Types

Industry-specific guides for different aged lead verticals

16 articles

·Bill Rice

Aged Lead Conversion Rates by Industry: What the Data Actually Shows

Real-world benchmarks for aged lead performance across insurance, mortgage, solar, legal, and financial services — including contact rates, conversion rates, overall close rates, and cost per acquisition, plus the universal follow-up system that drives results.

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·Bill Rice

Aged Auto Insurance Leads: The Overlooked Goldmine for P&C Agents

Most P&C agents are overpaying for real-time auto insurance leads while ignoring aged leads that cost a fraction of the price and convert consistently—especially around renewal dates. Learn how to work aged auto leads at scale, build a renewal-focused script, and turn $1 leads into long-term, high-LTV clients.

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·Bill Rice

Aged MVA Leads: How Personal Injury Firms Build a Case Pipeline on a Budget

Discover how personal injury firms can use aged motor vehicle accident (MVA) leads to build a high-volume, low-cost case pipeline. Learn the 30-second qualification script, intake staffing, multi-channel follow-up, and ROI math that make aged leads a powerful alternative to expensive fresh leads and live transfers.

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·Bill Rice

Year-Round Medicare Prospecting: How to Use Aged Leads Beyond AEP

Most Medicare agents treat lead buying as a seasonal activity tied to AEP. The top producers don’t. They prospect year-round using aged leads to uncover SEPs, sell Medigap plans, and pre-build relationships that explode their AEP results.

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·Bill Rice

How Much Do Aged Leads Cost in 2026? Complete Pricing Guide by Industry

Aged leads in 2026 cost between $0.50 and $5.00 per record, compared to $20–$100+ for real-time leads. This guide breaks down exact price ranges, ROI examples, and buying tips across mortgage, insurance, final expense, Medicare, IUL, solar, MVA, and SSDI so you can budget confidently and build a high-volume, high-ROI pipeline.

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·Bill Rice

Aged Mortgage Leads vs Trigger Leads: What Loan Officers Need to Know

Loan officers have two major options for prospecting beyond realtor referrals: aged mortgage leads and trigger leads. Both put borrower data in your hands, but they differ in cost, compliance risk, consumer experience, and long-term scalability. Here’s how they compare and why more originators are shifting budget toward aged leads.

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