Insurance Noodle and Superior Access

[faloinsure]

Has anyone had experience with SIAA? i'ts like Insurance Noodle or Superior Access and the likes. You can google SIAA.

 

[Guest]

I am part of SIAA and absolutely love it,

 

[adamboyce]

I'm checking it out. Never heard of SIAA

 

[Guest]

what state are you in?

 

[Insurance1guru]

Don't go with SIAA. The fees and control are way too unneccessary. What state are you in?

 

[djs]

SIAA is NOT like Superior Access or Insurance Noodle, if I understand correctly.

With the Noodle or SA, they are listed on the policy, not you. You don't have binding authority, and are paid partial commissions. Both work well to round out markets rather than trying to maintain appointments for markets you don't write all the time.

SIAA, if I understand correctly, has a master contract, but you do truly own the business with the client. You 'effectively' are appointed with the carrier. To be honest, I'm not sure how that works, but the policy will list your agency.

All of these cost you money. Noodle and SA are fairly minor monthly. If I understand, SIAA is a much bigger check monthly. They all take a cut off of your commission as well, but this varies depending on how you enroll with them.

Call them all, have a conversation with them. Ask how they compare to one another. They will tell you. It helps if you clearly know what you want to do.

Dan

 

[Guest]

Don't go with SIAA. The fees and control are way too unneccessary. What state are you in?

You dont have a clue what you are talking about.