Insurance ToolKit or Best Plan Pro?

[Johnny The Closer]

I don't use either. Don't need either. But if I were to chose it would be Tool Kit. Just because it's managed by a real FE producer that still is an FE business producer.

 

[Johnny The Closer]

First of all I want to dispel the rumor that there is not a final expense agent that manages this software. I've been a producer since 2016 and have written business with this product since the end of 2019. I use it everyday because of its accuracy. Full disclosure I am part owner.
So that rumor is not true. But more importantly one of the owners actually has built several products that you're probably using as a final expense agent.

 

[Johnny The Closer]

What JD said, and I think Toolkit's about half the price.

I haven't tried BPP, but I've had the Toolkit for a year and I love it. Because the UW is accurate, I wouldn't be without it.

Best plan Pro is $29.99. And is managed by a full-time final expense producer. I am not sure where that myth came from.

 

[WinoBlues]

Full disclosure I am part owner.

cool.

Quick question - I am going to try this out. If I start with the annual plan to get the 2 month free discount and decide in six months I do not want to continue am I prorated the remaining 6 months?

I am going to try it either way just want to know if I should do monthly or annual

 

[jdeasy]

First of all I want to dispel the rumor that there is not a final expense agent that manages this software. I've been a producer since 2016 and have written business with this product since the end of 2019. I use it everyday because of its accuracy. Full disclosure I am part owner.
So that rumor is not true. But more importantly one of the owners actually has built several products that you're probably using as a final expense agent.

Define producer.

And define what you manage with BPP.

 

[goillini52]

Best plan Pro is $29.99. And is managed by a full-time final expense producer. I am not sure where that myth came from.

I've looked at it some more and I like what I see. I'm thinking of doing the trial.

When I made that post, I didn't realize that FE and Med Supp were both covered for $29.99.

 

[zachbpp]

cool.

Quick question - I am going to try this out. If I start with the annual plan to get the 2 month free discount and decide in six months I do not want to continue am I prorated the remaining 6 months?

I am going to try it either way just want to know if I should do monthly or annual

I recommend monthly to start until you're sure you want it for another year – cancellation half way through would prevent further renewals, not do a prorated refund. We have a 30 day money back guarantee for both. Here's more on the pricing options: bestplanpro.com/pricing

 

[zachbpp]

I've looked at it some more and I like what I see. I'm thinking of doing the trial.

When I made that post, I didn't realize that FE and Med Supp were both covered for $29.99.

Shoot me a message at bestplanpro.com/help letting me know what med sup options you need. It's experimental right now, but we're adding. We add based on demand, so it'll be helpful to know what will help you!

 

[zachbpp]

Define producer.

And define what you manage with BPP.

The management team has I think about 150 years of agent experience between everyone.

More will be coming out about it another time.

 

[WinoBlues]

I recommend monthly to start until you're sure you want it for another year – cancellation half way through would prevent further renewals, not do a prorated refund. We have a 30 day money back guarantee for both. Here's more on the pricing options: bestplanpro.com/pricing

Got it.

Thanks