Insurance agency email list (2026)

By Louis-Marie Giudicenti. Published . Updated . Data read .

An insurance agency email list is a file of insurance agencies and brokers with their business email, phone number and address. Primavera counts 270,376 insurance agencies on Google Maps in the United States as of November 9, 2026: 127,571 of them (47.2%) come with an email address, 75.4% with a website and 97.2% with a phone number. More than a quarter carry a carrier’s or network’s name (28.4%), and their websites rank among the top five for Meta ads.

270,376
insurance agencies on Google Maps in the US
127,571
with an email address47.2% of them; 30.1% of all US businesses
75.4%
have a websiteall US businesses: 58.1%
97.2%
list a phone numberall US businesses: 78.5%

Source: Primavera’s database of Google Maps listings, snapshot 2026-11 (counts computed October 29, 2026, read November 9, 2026). Service points such as lockers are left out.

Rows are agencies, brokers and carriers’ local offices on Google Maps, all lines (auto, home, life, health). Files of “licensed agents” count people, often more than a million; the Census Bureau counts 133,728 agencies and brokerages with paid employees (2023). A carrier’s agent counts here when the agency has its own listing: 270,376 listings.

Other counts: U.S. Census Bureau, County Business Patterns 2023 (NAICS 524210, Insurance Agencies and Brokerages). Read November 4, 2026.

What a row contains, and how often each field is filled for insurance agencies

Every row has the business name, its Google Maps categories, its address or the area it serves, and the link to its listing. The other fields depend on what each business publishes. You pick the columns of your CSV or Excel file.

The fields of an exported row, where each comes from, and how often it is filled for insurance agencies
FieldWhere it comes fromFilled for insurance agencies
PhoneThe Google Maps listing.97.2%
WebsiteThe listing.75.4%
EmailThe business’s own website, or open data such as Overture Maps.47.2%
Rating, number of reviewsThe listing.66.6% have a review
ChainOur matching of names and websites.28.4% belong to one
Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn linksLinks found on the website.46.8%, 24.7%, 31.0% of the websites read
Website builderRead on the website (WordPress, Wix…).31.6% of the websites read
Ad tagsRead on the website (Meta, Google Ads…).21.0% of the websites read

Source: Primavera, snapshot 2026-11. Website fields: the 169,891 sites Primavera read, 83.3% of the 203,913 listings with a website link.

Texas has the most insurance agencies, Nebraska the most per resident

Insurance agencies per 10,000 residents, by state

270,376 insurance agencies on Google Maps, November 9, 2026.

Delaware: 563 insurance agencies, 5.4 per 10,000 residentsDE5.4District of Columbia: 256 insurance agencies, 3.6 per 10,000 residentsDC3.6Florida: 22,723 insurance agencies, 9.7 per 10,000 residentsFL9.7Georgia: 9,785 insurance agencies, 8.8 per 10,000 residentsGA8.8Hawaii: 630 insurance agencies, 4.4 per 10,000 residentsHI4.4Idaho: 1,710 insurance agencies, 8.5 per 10,000 residentsID8.5Illinois: 10,919 insurance agencies, 8.6 per 10,000 residentsIL8.6Indiana: 5,671 insurance agencies, 8.2 per 10,000 residentsIN8.2Iowa: 3,461 insurance agencies, 10.7 per 10,000 residentsIA10.7Kansas: 3,257 insurance agencies, 11.0 per 10,000 residentsKS11.0Kentucky: 3,275 insurance agencies, 7.1 per 10,000 residentsKY7.1Louisiana: 3,892 insurance agencies, 8.5 per 10,000 residentsLA8.5Maine: 953 insurance agencies, 6.8 per 10,000 residentsME6.8Maryland: 3,624 insurance agencies, 5.8 per 10,000 residentsMD5.8Massachusetts: 3,747 insurance agencies, 5.3 per 10,000 residentsMA5.3Michigan: 7,482 insurance agencies, 7.4 per 10,000 residentsMI7.4Minnesota: 4,927 insurance agencies, 8.5 per 10,000 residentsMN8.5Mississippi: 2,615 insurance agencies, 8.9 per 10,000 residentsMS8.9Missouri: 6,311 insurance agencies, 10.1 per 10,000 residentsMO10.1Montana: 1,113 insurance agencies, 9.8 per 10,000 residentsMT9.8Nebraska: 2,467 insurance agencies, 12.3 per 10,000 residentsNE12.3Nevada: 2,467 insurance agencies, 7.6 per 10,000 residentsNV7.6New Hampshire: 908 insurance agencies, 6.4 per 10,000 residentsNH6.4New Jersey: 5,461 insurance agencies, 5.7 per 10,000 residentsNJ5.7New Mexico: 1,480 insurance agencies, 6.9 per 10,000 residentsNM6.9New York: 11,325 insurance agencies, 5.7 per 10,000 residentsNY5.7North Carolina: 7,698 insurance agencies, 7.0 per 10,000 residentsNC7.0North Dakota: 941 insurance agencies, 11.8 per 10,000 residentsND11.8Ohio: 8,499 insurance agencies, 7.2 per 10,000 residentsOH7.2Oklahoma: 4,026 insurance agencies, 9.8 per 10,000 residentsOK9.8Oregon: 2,972 insurance agencies, 7.0 per 10,000 residentsOR7.0Pennsylvania: 9,103 insurance agencies, 7.0 per 10,000 residentsPA7.0Rhode Island: 687 insurance agencies, 6.2 per 10,000 residentsRI6.2South Carolina: 4,262 insurance agencies, 7.8 per 10,000 residentsSC7.8South Dakota: 1,061 insurance agencies, 11.5 per 10,000 residentsSD11.5Tennessee: 5,742 insurance agencies, 7.9 per 10,000 residentsTN7.9Texas: 28,796 insurance agencies, 9.2 per 10,000 residentsTX9.2Utah: 2,543 insurance agencies, 7.3 per 10,000 residentsUT7.3Vermont: 418 insurance agencies, 6.4 per 10,000 residentsVT6.4Virginia: 5,419 insurance agencies, 6.2 per 10,000 residentsVA6.2Washington: 4,540 insurance agencies, 5.7 per 10,000 residentsWA5.7West Virginia: 1,498 insurance agencies, 8.5 per 10,000 residentsWV8.5Wisconsin: 4,388 insurance agencies, 7.4 per 10,000 residentsWI7.4Wyoming: 507 insurance agencies, 8.6 per 10,000 residentsWY8.6Alaska: 294 insurance agencies, 4.0 per 10,000 residentsAK4.0Connecticut: 2,703 insurance agencies, 7.4 per 10,000 residentsCT7.4California: 28,701 insurance agencies, 7.3 per 10,000 residentsCA7.3Colorado: 5,414 insurance agencies, 9.1 per 10,000 residentsCO9.1Arizona: 5,736 insurance agencies, 7.6 per 10,000 residentsAZ7.6Arkansas: 2,757 insurance agencies, 8.9 per 10,000 residentsAR8.9Alabama: 4,172 insurance agencies, 8.1 per 10,000 residentsAL8.1
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The 50 states and the District of Columbia by number of insurance agencies, with listings per 10,000 residents and the share with an email
#StateListingsPer 10,000 residentsWith an emailvs national (pts)
1Texas28,7969.248.3%+1.1 pts
2California28,7017.345.2%−2.0 pts
3Florida22,7239.750.7%+3.5 pts
4New York11,3255.744.3%−2.9 pts
5Illinois10,9198.646.7%−0.5 pts
6Georgia9,7858.844.0%−3.2 pts
7Pennsylvania9,1037.051.4%+4.2 pts
8Ohio8,4997.250.3%+3.1 pts
9North Carolina7,6987.049.0%+1.8 pts
10Michigan7,4827.451.4%+4.2 pts
11Missouri6,31110.151.5%+4.3 pts
12Tennessee5,7427.946.9%−0.3 pts
13Arizona5,7367.646.9%−0.3 pts
14Indiana5,6718.247.4%+0.2 pts
15New Jersey5,4615.745.5%−1.7 pts
16Virginia5,4196.249.2%+2.0 pts
17Colorado5,4149.147.0%−0.2 pts
18Minnesota4,9278.550.0%+2.8 pts
19Washington4,5405.748.7%+1.5 pts
20Wisconsin4,3887.449.2%+2.0 pts
21South Carolina4,2627.848.0%+0.8 pts
22Alabama4,1728.143.1%−4.1 pts
23Oklahoma4,0269.847.3%+0.1 pts
24Louisiana3,8928.539.5%−7.7 pts
25Massachusetts3,7475.345.2%−2.0 pts
26Maryland3,6245.845.2%−2.0 pts
27Iowa3,46110.748.7%+1.5 pts
28Kentucky3,2757.151.1%+3.9 pts
29Kansas3,25711.049.4%+2.2 pts
30Oregon2,9727.048.5%+1.3 pts
31Arkansas2,7578.940.7%−6.5 pts
32Connecticut2,7037.445.8%−1.4 pts
33Mississippi2,6158.945.0%−2.2 pts
34Utah2,5437.346.5%−0.7 pts
35Nebraska2,46712.344.7%−2.5 pts
36Nevada2,4677.644.1%−3.1 pts
37Idaho1,7108.546.5%−0.7 pts
38West Virginia1,4988.552.2%+5.0 pts
39New Mexico1,4806.941.4%−5.8 pts
40Montana1,1139.845.5%−1.7 pts
41South Dakota1,06111.540.8%−6.4 pts
42Maine9536.837.9%−9.3 pts
43North Dakota94111.841.2%−6.0 pts
44New Hampshire9086.448.2%+1.0 pts
45Rhode Island6876.244.1%−3.1 pts
46Hawaii6304.441.4%−5.8 pts
47Delaware5635.448.1%+0.9 pts
48Wyoming5078.644.2%−3.0 pts
49Vermont4186.437.6%−9.6 pts
50Alaska2944.0——
51District of Columbia2563.6——

All US insurance agencies: 47.2% with an email

Texas has 28,796 insurance agencies; Nebraska has 12.3 per 10,000 residents. The share with an email runs from 37.6% in Vermont to 52.2% in West Virginia, among the 49 states with 300 listings or more. 6,477 listings (2.4%) serve an area with no public address: they count in the national total, in no state.

Source: Primavera, November 9, 2026. Residents: U.S. Census Bureau, 2024 estimates. A share with an email is shown for states with 300 listings or more.

Insurance agencies: the Meta pixel or Facebook plugin on 17.7% of websites, against 8.8% for all businesses

Ad tags and website builders on the websites of insurance agencies, against all US businesses
On the websiteInsurance agenciesAll US businessesRank of trades
Meta pixel or Facebook plugin17.7%8.8%5 of 36
Google Ads tag4.4%6.1%20 of 36
Google Analytics or Tag Manager34.3%38.5%26 of 36
Any ad tag21.0%13.1%5 of 36
WordPress25.5%29.2%23 of 36
Wix4.1%7.1%29 of 36
Squarespace1.8%5.6%29 of 36
Any recognized builder31.6%43.7%30 of 36

Against the average US business, the Google Ads tag is about three quarters as common on the websites of insurance agencies (20th of 36), and the Meta tag about twice as common (fifth of the 36 trades we measure).

The Meta tag sits on 17.7% of agency websites, while the Google Ads tag is rarer than average (4.4%): agencies lean on Facebook more than on Google search.

Note: Shares of the 169,891 websites Primavera read. The Meta tag also loads Facebook’s buttons and chat, so its share is an upper bound. GoDaddy, Weebly and Duda sites count as no recognized builder.

Rated 4.51 stars on average, 14.4% under 4

Google ratings and reviews of insurance agencies, against all US businesses
On Google MapsInsurance agenciesAll US businesses
Average Google rating4.514.44
Median number of reviews1011
Rated under 4 stars14.4%17.4%
No review at all33.4%42.2%

Insurance agencies rank 21st of the 36 trades we measure by average rating; 14.4% of those rated sit under 4 stars, against 17.4% of all rated US businesses.

33.4% of agencies have no review, a quick way to tell busy offices from dormant ones.

28.4% belong to a chain or network

We publish no brand ranking here: captive agents often name their listing after themselves, so the largest carriers are undercounted. The share above is a lower bound.

Across all US businesses, the share is 7.9%. The search’s “Hide chains” setting leaves them out.

The whole list: $119 on Agency, about $1,595 in Pro credits

What a national list of insurance agencies costs, from Primavera and from list vendors that publish a price
SourcePriceWhat you get
Primavera Agency$119 a month (€99 excl. VAT)All 270,376 insurance agencies, or the 127,571 with an email, in one month: exports are unlimited under fair use, up to 2,000,000 US businesses in any 30 days.
Primavera Proabout $1,595 for all 270,376; about $753 for the 127,571 with an email1 credit per business exported; $59 a month (€49 excl. VAT) for 10,000 credits, top-ups at the same rate.
Exact Data$9,304“Insurance Agents”: 31,013 contacts, $0.30 per contact; email address “if available”.

Checking the addresses costs 1 credit per address, on either plan. Both plans export from the web app, the API, or Claude through our MCP server. How fair use works.

Prices: Primavera’s price grid; list vendors’ pages read November 4, 2026, linked in the table. Vendors count records their own way, often people.

Insurance agencies compared with three related trades
TradeListingsWith an emailGoogle Ads tagAverage rating
Insurance agencies270,37647.2%4.4%4.51
Lawyers290,08944.9%8.3%4.40
Real estate agents689,48844.3%7.2%4.73
Auto dealers146,01440.3%7.1%4.23

Source: Primavera, November 9, 2026. Google Ads tag: share of the websites read.

What these figures don’t say

  • Captive or independent. A carrier’s agent who names the listing after themselves looks independent here.
  • Lines of business. Auto, health and life agencies are counted together; the search can keep one category.
  • Licensed agents. An agency of ten counts once.
  • People’s contacts. The email is the one the business publishes.
  • Whether an address delivers. Checks run on request, once the list exists.

Questions

Are captive agents of the big carriers included?

Yes, when their agency has a Google Maps listing. Only 28.4% of listings carry a carrier’s or network’s name, so many captive agents appear under their own name.

How many insurance agencies are there in the US?

Primavera counts 270,376 insurance agency listings on Google Maps (November 9, 2026); the Census Bureau, 133,728 agencies and brokerages with employees (2023).

How much does an insurance agency email list cost?

The 127,571 agencies with an email cost 127,571 credits, about $753 on Pro, or one month of Agency. Exact Data publishes $9,304 for 31,013 insurance agent contacts.

Method and data

Snapshot 2026-11, read November 9, 2026
What is counted
Insurance agencies and brokers listed on Google Maps, all lines (auto, health, life, home), and carriers’ local offices. An agency of a network counts once per address. 270,376 listings, counted on October 29, 2026 and read on November 9, 2026.
Google Maps categories
14 categories; the largest are Insurance agency, Auto insurance agency, Insurance broker and Health insurance agency.
Website signals
Read on the 169,891 own websites Primavera could open; links to social networks or booking platforms are not read.
Updates
Websites are read again every day; the figures on this page are refreshed every month. Sources and definitions: how Primavera’s data is built.
Cite this page
Louis-Marie Giudicenti (2026). “Insurance agency email list (2026).” Primavera. Data: snapshot 2026-11, November 9, 2026. https://primaverapp.com/en/email-lists/insurance-agencies

Written by Louis-Marie Giudicenti

Founder of Primavera. Primavera sells lists of local businesses built from the same database.

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