Commercial insurance

Best dialers for commercial insurance agents (2026)

Commercial insurance agents calling business owners should compare Personnect, Aloware, Kixie, Convoso and Five9, starting with each one's seat terms and whether it's built for a small agency or a large call center. Personnect is a parallel dialer for B2B outbound sales teams, at 8.5¢ per minute on answered calls, with unlimited users and no contract on the usage plan.

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Dialers for commercial insurance, from each vendor's own website
PersonnectAlowareKixieConvosoFive9
DialingUp to five lines at once per repAloware's Power Dialer calls one contact at a time.1Kixie's Multi-Line PowerDialer plan power-dials up to 4 lines simultaneously.2Convoso says its auto dialer has four distinct dialing modes.3Five9 offers a progressive dialer, which automatically dials one customer per available agent.4
Pricing model8.5¢ per minute on answered callsAloware lists its plan prices per user.5Not found in our sourcesConvoso does not display pricing upfront; it tailors pricing to each customer's needs, such as seats, features and integrations.6Five9 prices per concurrent user, and usage-based pricing may also apply.7
Seat minimumNo seat fees, no platform fee and unlimited usersAloware lists a minimum of 5 users on its uPro + AI plan.5Not found in our sourcesNot found in our sourcesFive9 states a minimum of 50 seats.7
ContractNo contract and no minimum term on the usage planAloware offers a discount for paying annually.5Not found in our sourcesConvoso says it primarily offers annual plans.6Not found in our sources
CRMNative two-way integrations with HubSpot and Salesforce; any other CRM through CSV import and export, and a direct integration on requestAloware says it keeps every call, text and outcome inside HubSpot or Salesforce.8Kixie lists integrations with HubSpot, Salesforce, Zoho, Pipedrive and Zapier.9Convoso offers a Salesforce integration.10Five9 lists CRM integration with Salesforce, ServiceNow, Microsoft, Oracle and Zendesk.4

What a commercial insurance agency needs from a dialer

Commercial lines agents call owners and managers at businesses about their coverage. A dialer for that work has to fit a producer's day, not a call center's:

  • Seat terms that fit your agency. A small agency and a large call center buy differently.
  • Call history per account. Notes and outcomes kept with the business, ready for the next call.
  • Your CRM or agency system. Check the integration list against what you use before anything else.
  • Recordings, if you keep them. Check consent rules first: see one-party consent and two-party consent.
  • Local numbers. Ask whether each call can go out from the business's own area code; see local presence.

The shortlist

Personnect

Personnect is a parallel dialer for B2B outbound sales teams that calls up to five people at once per rep. The rep is connected the moment a person answers, with the contact's details already on screen, and the summary, transcript and outcome of every call are logged and synced to your CRM, so the rep has nothing to type. It comes with call recordings kept for a year.

Personnect calls each contact from a local number in their own area code. It has no seat fees, no platform fee and unlimited users, and no contract and no minimum term on the usage plan. It offers native two-way integrations with HubSpot and Salesforce; any other CRM through CSV import and export, and a direct integration on request.

Aloware

Aloware describes itself as an AI-powered phone system for sales teams that run on a CRM.8 Aloware lists a minimum of 5 users on its uPro + AI plan.5 Aloware lists a minimum of 10 users on its iPro + AI plan.5 Aloware's Local Presence matches your number to prospects' local area codes.11

Kixie

Kixie describes itself as an AI-powered communications platform for modern revenue teams.9 Kixie's plan comparison lists Professional, Single-Line PowerDialer and Multi-Line PowerDialer plans.2 Kixie says all plans include its core business phone service, CRM integration and US-based support.2

Convoso

Convoso describes itself as the outbound sales platform built for performance.10 Convoso offers predictive dialing.10 Convoso says it primarily offers annual plans.6 Convoso does not offer a free trial; it offers live customized demos.6

Five9

Five9's Predictive Dialer automates outbound dialing to increase agents' time talking to real prospects and customers.4 Five9 states a minimum of 50 seats.7 Five9 lists DNC list management and time zone rules dialing among its compliance tools.4

Calling rules for insurance agents

Rules on sales calls can apply when you call businesses too. The glossary explains the main terms:

This is general information, not legal advice. Ask your compliance team or counsel how the rules apply to your agency.

How to choose

Size first: count the people who will dial. A few producers and account managers need different terms from a floor of agents.

Then check the CRM, then try your shortlist on a real list of business accounts. The commercial real estate version of this page, best dialers for commercial real estate, covers the same questions for brokers.

FAQ

Questions, answered

What is the best dialer for a small commercial insurance agency?

One whose seat minimum fits your headcount and that works with your CRM. Aloware lists a minimum of 5 users on its uPro + AI plan. [5] Five9 states a minimum of 50 seats. [7] Personnect has no seat fees, no platform fee and unlimited users, and no contract and no minimum term on the usage plan.

Can a dialer log calls to my CRM?

Personnect offers native two-way integrations with HubSpot and Salesforce; any other CRM through CSV import and export, and a direct integration on request. The summary, transcript and outcome of every call are logged and synced to your CRM, so the rep has nothing to type. Aloware says it keeps every call, text and outcome inside HubSpot or Salesforce. [8] Convoso offers a Salesforce integration. [10]

Does Personnect keep call recordings?

Yes, with call recordings kept for a year. Whether you may record a call depends on consent rules where you and the business are; this isn't legal advice.

Sources

Where these facts come from

Facts about other products come from their own websites; buyer quotes come from public review pages. Each was checked on the date shown.

  1. Aloware: aloware.com/products/power-dialer · checked
  2. Kixie: kixie.com/pricing · checked
  3. Convoso: convoso.com/advanced-features/multiple-dialing-modes · checked
  4. Five9: five9.com/products/capabilities/outbound-contact-center · checked
  5. Aloware: aloware.com/pricing · checked
  6. Convoso: convoso.com/pricing · checked
  7. Five9: five9.com/pricing · checked
  8. Aloware: aloware.com · checked
  9. Kixie: kixie.com · checked
  10. Convoso: convoso.com · checked
  11. Aloware: aloware.com/products/local-presence · checked

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