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About the data

Where every listing comes from

Each agency starts from its state license record (NAIC SBS or the Ohio Department of Insurance). Facts are added only when the exact wording appears on the agency's own published pages, and each one passes a quote check and QA before it is marked verified.

Evidence legend

Public record Agency-published Incomplete evidence Owner-confirmed Unknown

In the data today

  • 985 licensed agencies: Ohio 634, West Virginia 345, Kentucky 3, Pennsylvania 2, Virginia 1
  • 15,772 verified facts, each with the exact quote and a link to the page it came from
  • 748 unverified facts, shown separately with the QA note
  • Channel: 439 independent, 164 exclusive / captive (carrier named when the page says which), 382 not confirmed
  • Documented office cities, acquisitions and ownership events from agencies' own websites
  • Ownership is shown as not confirmed for every agency
  • Owner claim through the pilot's verification flow (agency-domain email code or callback to the licensed phone)

Not available yet

  • Agencies without a findable website are not listed yet (they have only a license record)
  • Owner-confirmed facts and visibility controls go live as claims are verified
  • Research questions per agency and inferred relationships are not generated yet
  • Private interest signals and mutual-interest introductions
  • Saved searches, watchlists and change alerts

How the site is designed

  1. 01

    Evidence is a visual language, not a disclaimer

    Each evidence type has have one color and shape. Solid = documented, hollow = inferred or unknown, hatched = not researched. Users learn it once and read every screen with it.

  2. 02

    Depth ≠ quality

    Research depth is a neutral three-bar meter. Sparse profiles get a calm, lighter header and a 'research status' block instead of empty sections — never a low score.

  3. 03

    Four Agency Match assessments

    Every profile carries four independent assessments: Looking to Buy, Open to Selling, Mentorship & Peer Connections and Business Partnerships. The score ids behind them are unchanged. Each shows what it measures, an Agency Match score (0-100) with a High, Medium or Low rating, a separate confidence level, the key publicly sourced facts with links, and what is still unknown. Where public information is too thin the rating is Insufficient Evidence, never Low. Unclaimed profiles read 'Based on public information · Profile not yet claimed'; after a verified claim they show 'Owner-confirmed'. Owner intent is never asserted.

  4. 04

    Progressive disclosure

    Profiles lead with summary, key facts and highlights. Every claim opens a source drawer (side sheet on desktop, bottom sheet on mobile).

  5. 05

    Locations, not invented pins

    State, documented office city and region selections update agency results directly. The available evidence does not support an accurate map, so none is used. Office locations are distinct from license records and service areas.

  6. 06

    Mobile as its own product

    Bottom tab bar, full-height filter sheet with a result count, single-column profiles with evidence as bottom sheets.

  7. 07

    Owners are part of the product

    Claim entry sits on every profile. The flow shows the owner what's on record before asking them to add anything.