Targeted consumer data for final expense agents
A clearer plan
for your next door.
Build a prospecting list around the ZIP codes you work and the households you want to reach. Name, address, and age. Ready for the field.
Access inquiries are open. Online ordering is being prepared.
These are prospecting records. They are not inquiries, responder leads, or evidence that someone wants life insurance.
The appointment ends.
Your workday doesn’t.
AimBot is built around a field agent’s next decision: where to go next. Choose a focused audience in the ZIP codes you want to work, instead of shaping your day around a broad, generic list.
- 01
Choose where you work.
Select the ZIP codes that fit your day, your territory, and the communities you serve.
- 02
Define your audience.
Use available demographic and housing criteria to focus your selection.
- 03
Take your data into the field.
Review your order and receive PDF records in the available format that fits your workflow.
Your market is specific.
Your data should be, too.
Select households using the criteria that matter to your prospecting plan. Available selections depend on the dataset and market.
A format that goes with you.
Each record includes a name, address, and age. PDF template options support the way you organize and use your data in the field.
Targeting criteria select your audience. Delivered record fields describe what you receive.
Purchased once.
Suppressed from AimBot resale.
AimBot suppresses previously purchased records so the same consumer data is not subsequently resold through AimBot to another agent.
Exclusivity applies to distribution through AimBot. Other providers may have the same underlying information.
Quarterly data hygiene.
The underlying consumer database is hygienically scrubbed quarterly. Better-maintained data supports your planning; it does not establish consumer interest.
Know what you’re buying.
Clear product details before you commit.
Have these consumers asked for life insurance?
No. Phase 1 is demographic and geographic consumer data. Inclusion in a record does not mean the consumer requested information, expressed buying intent, or consented to contact.
What does exclusive mean?
AimBot suppresses previously purchased records so they are not subsequently resold through AimBot to another agent. This does not mean that the underlying information is unavailable from other providers.
What information will I receive?
Each record includes the consumer’s name, address, and age. Targeting attributes help select records; they are not all necessarily included in the delivered file.
How often is the data maintained?
The underlying consumer database is hygienically scrubbed quarterly. That maintenance schedule is not a guarantee that every field is current or that a consumer is interested in insurance.
How do pricing and delivery work?
Phase 1 uses a subscription fee plus a per-record price, with a minimum order. Data is delivered in PDF format, with template options. Confirm available formats, pricing, and the minimum before ordering.
Are credits or replacements offered?
Phase 1 consumer data does not include credits or replacements. Review the product details, permitted uses, and purchase terms before placing an order.
Put your next
market in focus.
Tell us the ZIP codes you work and the audience you want to reach. We’ll discuss Phase 1 access and current availability with you.
team@aimbotleads.comA subscription fee and per-record price apply, subject to a minimum order. Phase 1 data does not include credits or replacements.
Looking for help with your personal information? Make a privacy request.