For insurance agents

Quote, claim, pay, call

Your clients need four things and they always forget where to find them. Put them all on one page they can save.

The four buttons

Get a quote, File a claim, Pay my bill and Book a policy review, in that order. The review goes in Book a time with Calendly so clients pick a time on your page; the rest link to your carrier and agency pages.

The opening hours block adds the office address, hours and a tap-to-call button.

What your page would show

Example: an independent agency. The logo, "Home, auto and business insurance in Tulsa since 1998" as the bio. Then:

  • Get a quote
  • File a claim, by carrier
  • Pay my bill
  • Book a policy review, Calendly on the page
  • Reviews, Google

Then the office hours, address and tap to call.

On ID cards and renewal letters

Print the QR code on renewal letters and the card that holds the auto ID: clients scan it when they need to file a claim. Scans show as "QR code" in your stats.

See what works, on an address you own

Built-in analytics count visits, where they came from (Google, Facebook and LinkedIn) and which buttons get tapped, with no cookies and no consent banner. Scans of your QR code show up as their own source, so you can tell the printed code apart from your bio link.

On Pro, $20 a year, the page can live on your own domain, like tulsainsure.com, and tulsainsure.com/book goes straight to your booking page. Print it once and it keeps working when you change apps. Coming from Linktree? Paste it on the import page and your links come over in order.

Questions

Can clients pay their bill from the page?

Link to your carrier or agency payment page. makerhandle does not take payments.

Can we list claims numbers by carrier?

Yes, as links or a short project page.

Can clients book a review?

Yes, with Calendly, Cal.com, Acuity or another booking link.

Is it free?

Yes. Free pages hold 50 links, your socials, booking, opening hours, a QR code and 7 days of stats. Pro is $20 a year for your own domain, every template, a year of stats and no badge.