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Choose where you want to grow.
Tell us the state and P&C line that matter most to the book you want to build.
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Slate reserves each available state-and-line territory for one agency. Every qualifying lead we generate there goes exclusively to your team. Once it is reserved, competing agencies cannot access Slate leads in that territory.
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How exclusive territories work
Most agencies buy leads in markets their competitors can access. Slate does the opposite. We reserve each available territory for one agency, so your producers can focus on quoting, following up, and building the book you actually want.
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Tell us the state and P&C line that matter most to the book you want to build.
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If it is available and your agency qualifies, Slate assigns that territory to your agency alone.
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Every qualifying lead we generate there routes exclusively to your agency. Competing agencies cannot access our leads in that territory.
What shared leads really cost
Straight answers
Slate defines the state, line of business, and lead type in writing. Every qualifying lead Slate generates inside that territory routes to your agency only. Competing agencies cannot access our leads there. This is exclusivity over Slate's lead flow, not ownership of the geography.
No. We measure the market during the 90-day launch and report the volume it actually produces. Slate does not promise a made-up monthly number to close the sale.
We set a monthly lead-spend minimum from the observed market. Maintain it and the market remains yours. Miss it twice and the market can reopen.
One agency gets the territory
Choose the state and line you want to grow. If the territory is open, we’ll show you realistic volume and what it takes to keep it reserved for your agency.
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