AI-screened insurance calls: how pre-screened lines work
What happens before a pre-screened caller reaches you, how those lines are priced, and when they are worth more than an unscreened call.
By the WeGenerate team · Reviewed
Open lines and today’s prices
3 pre-screened lines are open right now at $75 to $150 per billable call, with qualifying times from 10 to 60 seconds. 1 of them is a Spanish line.
| Line | Callers from | Language | Price per call | Counts after |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| QualifiedAll licensed states | Pre-screened | English | $75 | 10 sec |
| Spanish QualifiedAll licensed states | Pre-screened | Spanish | $75 | 10 sec |
| Line | Callers from | Language | Price per call | Counts after |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| QualifiedAll licensed states | Pre-screened | English | $150 | 60 sec |
Read live from the WeGenerate app. A call costs nothing if it ends before the qualifying time.
What pre-screened means
On a pre-screened line the caller passes a step before your phone rings: an AI voice qualifier, a keypad IVR, or a live transfer from a screener. Callers who don't pass never reach you, so you don't pay for them.
Why they cost more
Screening filters out people who are out of range or not interested, so each call that reaches you is more likely to be a real prospect. That's why pre-screened lines carry a higher price than social lines in the same vertical. The table shows today's numbers.
When an unscreened line is the better buy
If you close well on a broad audience, a lower-priced social line can give you a lower cost per sale even with more short calls. Run both through the cost-per-sale calculator with your own close rate.
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