FexQuote vs Ninja Quoter For Final Expense API

[Jason Hall]

It looks like these are the only reasonably priced options for creating a custom quoting engine for Final Expense. They both cost about $900/year for unlimited API calls.

I'm curious if anyone has any experience with either one of these? I'm especially interested in quote accuracy and uptime.

 

[Baseball7]

Look up Insurance Toolkits. Bet we fit
Your needs.

 

[Jason Hall]

Look up Insurance Toolkits. Bet we fit
Your needs.

I didn't realize you offered an API? Send me a link to the API details please.

 

[Baseball7]

Reach out in Live Chat and they can go over our options.

 

[Travis Price]

I've used ninjaquoter and have been happy.

 

[Jason Hall]

Reach out in Live Chat and they can go over our options.

I emailed Joe and he told me that the current API will be fully discontinued over the next few weeks and doesn’t have plans to build a new public API immediately.

 

[Rearden]

Just do NinjaQuoter.

 

[Jason Hall]

For those who are doing the same research as I am. Insurance Toolkits suggested I use Compulife, which has a 30 day free trial.

I'd still like to get more feedback on the APIs for FexQuote and Ninja Quoter before I spend time building out an integration with a service this is not reliable or accurate.

 

[Rearden]

I've used Ninjaquoter for 3-4 years originated organic leads on my websites.

It's the best & most consistent, off-the-shelf quoter available.

 

[Jason Hall]

I've used Ninjaquoter for 3-4 years originated organic leads on my websites.

It's the best & most consistent, off-the-shelf quoter available.

Plus, Nic West is behind that company, and he seems to be a standup guy