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What you are choosing between.
Three real options: a generic CRM you bend into shape, a per-agent insurance platform, or this.
| Generic CRM | Per-agent platform | Elite Life CRM | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Understands a policy record | No | Yes | Yes |
| Underwriting stages | You build them | Usually | 13 of them |
| Licensing and training pipelines | No | Rarely | Both |
| Contract levels as configuration | No | No | Yes |
| Consent checked before every send | Your problem | Your problem | Built in, with an audit trail |
| Phone, text and email in the same system | Bolt-ons | Usually not | Yes |
| Priced per agent | Often | Yes | No, per account plus seats |
| Usage repackaged as credits | Sometimes | Commonly | Never, billed at cost |
On credit metering
The complaint that comes up most about per-agent insurance platforms is not the sticker price. It is a subscription that read as unlimited, then grew a credit meter, then grew a second one.
Elite Life CRM does not meter you. It also does not pretend your texts and phone minutes are free. You pay for the software, and you pay your own usage at cost. Both numbers are on the pricing page before you buy.