Stratecision

[newengland_Dan]

Anyone using a multi carrier quoting program that is better than stratecision? Something that does good point of sale illustration would be nice and cheaper? Maybe? Windows 8 compatible is also a must for me, since i just bought a new samsung ATIV.

 

[ltcadviser]

Cheaper? Stratecision is fairly cheap...$300 year subscription to Stratecision. Maybe a little more with a dew of the state supplements. Worth every penny, though.

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[newengland_Dan]

So your answer then would be "no" I take it, stratecision is the only real option, and I while I agree that 300/yr isn't too bad, for me the point is...as a new agent coming in, I've already got a significant amount of time and dollars invested into getting this thing off the ground. As such, I'm trying to trim expenses every place I can. Not to mention...but I'm going to anyway....the user interface in strat looks like it belongs in Windows 95! Not to knock it really, it is simple, reliable, albeit a bit utilitarian!

 

[Arthur Rudnick]

As stated by LTCAdviser, StrateCision is the best multi-quote software available.

The only other viable alternative (and, at no cost) would be to get appointed with all carriers and use their own quote software.

 

[Mr_Ed]

So your answer then would be "no" I take it, stratecision is the only real option, and I while I agree that 300/yr isn't too bad, for me the point is...as a new agent coming in, I've already got a significant amount of time and dollars invested into getting this thing off the ground. As such, I'm trying to trim expenses every place I can. Not to mention...but I'm going to anyway....the user interface in strat looks like it belongs in Windows 95! Not to knock it really, it is simple, reliable, albeit a bit utilitarian!

there is also Vital LTC, but it's not going to be cheaper.

why doesn't your upline provide you the online version of Stratecision for free?

 

[ltcadviser]

So your answer then would be "no" I take it, stratecision is the only real option, and I while I agree that 300/yr isn't too bad, for me the point is...as a new agent coming in, I've already got a significant amount of time and dollars invested into getting this thing off the ground. As such, I'm trying to trim expenses every place I can. Not to mention...but I'm going to anyway....the user interface in strat looks like it belongs in Windows 95! Not to knock it really, it is simple, reliable, albeit a bit utilitarian!

Stratecision does everything you need it to do. And it saves you time. Which saves you money.

Quit whining and write the check