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A power dialer for insurance agents and agencies

Insurance leads go cold fast and most of them are bought or shared. Zeneth Dialer helps agents reach them first: dial up to 4 leads at once from inside your CRM, talk to whoever answers, leave a voicemail on the rest, and have every result saved to the lead without typing.

No card needed. Everything included except paid add-ons.

Updated October 12, 2026.

What is the best dialer for insurance agents?

The best dialer for insurance agents reaches new leads quickly, dials aged leads several at a time, drops voicemails for the rep, books callbacks that actually happen, and saves every outcome in the CRM. Zeneth Dialer does this for $49 per agent per month, in the browser, with calls on your own Twilio account.

Whether you sell final expense, Medicare, health, life, or auto and home, the daily problem is the same. Agents spend hours on rings and voicemail, and the notes from the calls they do have end up scattered. A multi-line power dialer fixes the first problem and CRM write back fixes the second.

How does a dialer help agents reach leads first?

Speed matters because the same shopper often fills in more than one quote form. With Zeneth Dialer, an agent can dial a new lead straight from its contact record in the CRM, then work older leads from a tag or smart list on up to 4 lines, so new leads get a fast call and aged leads still get worked.

When the first person answers, the call is connected and the other lines stop. If someone answers when no agent is free, they hear a short message and get a callback, so a hot lead is not left hanging.

Aged leads deserve a plan too. Build a smart list in your CRM, for example quoted but not sold in the last 90 days, and let agents work it on 3 or 4 lines at the end of the day. Because every outcome is tagged on the contact, the next agent who opens that lead sees what happened on the last call, and your CRM follow-up can pick up from there.

Features insurance agencies use most

  • Multi-line dialing: 1 to 4 lines per agent, chosen per session.
  • Answering machine detection and voicemail drop: the agent's pre-recorded message is left for the agent, with a manual Drop VM button too.
  • Scheduled callbacks: book a callback from the call and it is dialed first when due, which keeps renewal and follow-up promises.
  • CRM write back: each result is saved to the contact as a tag and a call note, ready for your follow-up workflows.
  • Local caller ID from your own Twilio numbers, plus caller ID verification and SHAKEN/STIR and business profile guidance.
  • Inbound callbacks from leads returning a voicemail ring the agent's browser.
  • Agency management: live view with listen, whisper and barge for coaching new agents, a leaderboard, and per-agent dials, connects, connect rate and talk time.

What compliance basics should insurance agents follow when dialing?

Insurance calls to consumers are usually telemarketing, so honor do not call rules and consent, keep abandoned calls rare, use honest caller ID, and tell people before recording. Zeneth Dialer skips contacts marked do not disturb in your CRM, plays a consent notice before recording, and calls back people who answer when no agent is free.

Lead vendors, carriers and states can add their own requirements, especially for Medicare and health products. Check your scripts and consent language with your compliance team. Our multi-line dialer guide covers abandoned call limits, recording consent and caller ID rules in plain language.

Call recording is available on the paid plan, with a consent notice that plays before anything is recorded. Recordings are a useful coaching tool for new agents when paired with live listen and whisper.

How do agents get past call screening?

More consumers let their phone screen unknown callers. On the paid plan, Zeneth Dialer's call screen reply answers iPhone and Android call screeners with a short honest intro, then connects the person if they pick up or leaves your voicemail after the tone. Local numbers you own and spam flag monitoring also help.

Number health and spam flag monitoring, and buying new local numbers inside the dialer, are part of the paid plan. During the free trial you can use numbers you already own on Twilio and verify them as caller ID.

What does Zeneth Dialer cost for an agency?

Zeneth Dialer is $49 per agent per month after a 14-day free trial with no card needed. Calls are billed by your own Twilio account, so your agency keeps its numbers. There is no software to install: agents sign in from a browser on a desktop or a phone, and it opens from your CRM menu.

Comparing dialers? Read the best power dialers in 2026, or our comparisons with Kixie and PhoneBurner.

Frequently asked questions

Can captive and independent agents both use it?

Zeneth Dialer works for any team that keeps its leads in a CRM, HubSpot lists or CSV files and places calls through its own Twilio account.

Does it work on a phone?

Yes. It is browser based and works on desktop and mobile web, with no download.

Can a manager coach a new agent during a live call?

Yes. The team live view lets a manager listen, whisper to the agent only, or barge into the call.

What does the free trial include?

Everything except the paid add-ons: spam monitoring, buying numbers in the dialer, call recording and call screen reply. It lasts 14 days and needs no card.

14-day free trial

Put four lines behind every rep.

Try Zeneth Dialer free for 14 days. No card needed. Everything is included except paid add-ons. After your trial it is $49 per rep per month, and calls are billed by your own Twilio account.

Paid add-ons that start with your subscription: spam monitoring, buying numbers in the dialer, call recording and call screen reply.