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Commercial Insurance Appointment Setting Vendor Pricing (2026)

Quick answer

Among the commercial insurance appointment-setting vendors reviewed in this research, only Superhuman Prospecting publishes real pricing: Flex cold-calling from $1,197 a month and Premium SDR bundles from $2,950 a month, both against a documented 4.9-star G2 rating and 5.0-star Clutch rating across 46 reviews. Client Focus Corp, Quality Contact Solutions, and MarketReach all decline to publish pricing, and Hit Rate Solutions leads with a labor-cost framed headline, "From $7 an hour," rather than a per-appointment rate.

That gap, one vendor transparent, the rest gated behind a form, is close to universal across this category, and VA Horizon's own published $300 setup plus $300 to $550 per-meeting range is built to be the exception, not the norm.

One Vendor Publishes Real Numbers. The Rest Gate Pricing.

Commercial insurance appointment setting is, by the evidence gathered in this research, close to the most pricing-opaque corner of an already opaque category. Of the vendors actively selling calling or appointment-setting labor into this workflow, only one, Superhuman Prospecting, states a real number on its own site without requiring a form fill or a sales call first. Every other named vendor reviewed here treats pricing as something you earn access to after a conversation, not something you can compare before one.

The Numbers

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Superhuman Prospecting publishes Flex Subscription cold-calling from $1,197 a month and Premium SDR Bundles from $2,950 a month, plus list-building services from $2.50 a contact.

Superhuman Prospecting, commercial insurance leads pricing

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Superhuman Prospecting carries a 4.9-star rating on G2 and a 5.0-star rating on Clutch across 46 reviews, the strongest documented review presence of any vendor found in this category.

Superhuman Prospecting, commercial insurance leads pricing

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Client Focus Corp does not publish pricing, pitching its dedicated-caller model instead as "half the cost of in-house," a comparative claim rather than a stated number.

Client Focus Corp

4

Quality Contact Solutions does not publish pricing, positioning instead on PCI Level 1 compliance and Do Not Call list adherence as its stated differentiators.

Quality Contact Solutions, insurance industry page

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MarketReach does not publish pricing, but does publish unusually detailed funnel math: a typical pilot runs 800 service hours over 6 to 9 months, producing 40 to 75 appointments at roughly a 20% close ratio.

MarketReach, insurance industry page

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Hit Rate Solutions leads its pricing message with "From $7 an hour," a labor-cost framing rather than a per-appointment rate, alongside a claimed 98% QA score and month-to-month terms.

Hit Rate Solutions, appointment setting for insurance agencies

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VA Horizon publishes a $300 one-time setup and a $300 to $550 per held, double-confirmed meeting rate, disclosed before any call.

VA Horizon B2B Pricing

Sources

The external data in this article draws on the sources below. Figures described in the text as estimates or industry triangulations are directional and are not attributed to a single dataset.

FAQ

Which commercial insurance appointment-setting vendor publishes real pricing?
Only Superhuman Prospecting, among the vendors reviewed in this research: Flex cold-calling from $1,197 a month and Premium SDR bundles from $2,950 a month, plus list-building from $2.50 a contact.
How does VA Horizon's pricing compare to the rest of the category?
VA Horizon publishes a $300 one-time setup and $300 to $550 per held, double-confirmed meeting, disclosed before any call, in a category where most named vendors, Client Focus Corp, Quality Contact Solutions, and MarketReach among them, do not publish pricing at all.
Does Hit Rate Solutions publish a per-appointment rate?
No. Its headline pricing message is "From $7 an hour," a labor-cost framing, not a stated price per appointment or per meeting.
Is pricing opacity common in commercial insurance appointment setting?
Yes. Across the vendors reviewed in this research, gating pricing behind a form or a sales call is the default, and Superhuman Prospecting publishing real numbers is the clear exception rather than the norm.
What funnel data does MarketReach publish, even without a price?
MarketReach publishes a typical pilot funnel: 800 service hours over 6 to 9 months producing 40 to 75 appointments at roughly a 20% close ratio, for around 12 closed deals, unusually detailed disclosure for a vendor that still declines to state a price.

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