Insurance Agent Invoice Template
Create professional insurance agent invoices for policy fees, consulting services, and administrative work. Our template includes policy tracking, client management, and fee documentation. Perfect for independent insurance agents, brokers, and agencies. Download instantly in PDF, Word, or Excel format.
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What to Include on an Insurance Agent Invoice
Professional insurance invoices should document:
Agency Information- Agency name
- Agent name
- License number
- State(s) licensed
- E&O policy number
- Contact information
- Client/insured name
- Contact details
- Account number
- Relationship start date
- Policy number(s)
- Insurance carrier
- Policy type
- Effective dates
- Coverage summary
- Consultation fees
- Administrative fees
- Policy review
- Claims assistance
- Document preparation
- Service fees itemized
- Broker fees (if applicable)
- Payment terms
- Due date
- Accepted payment methods
Insurance Agent Fee Benchmarks
Standard fees for insurance services:
Consultation Fees- Initial consultation: Often free
- In-depth analysis: $100-250
- Risk assessment: $150-300
- Coverage review: $75-150
- Policy setup: $25-100
- Policy change: $15-50
- Certificate issuance: $10-25
- Rush processing: $25-75
- Reinstatement: $50-100
- Personal lines: $25-100/policy
- Commercial lines: $100-500+
- Complex commercial: 10-15% of premium
- Specialty coverage: Negotiated
- Hourly rate: $100-300/hour
- Risk management: $150-400/hour
- Claims advocacy: $100-200/hour
- Annual review: Often included
- Not invoiced to client
- Paid by carriers
- Personal lines: 10-15%
- Commercial: 10-20%
- Life insurance: 50-100%+ first year
- Renewals: 2-10%
Insurance Billing Best Practices
Manage insurance agency billing effectively:
Fee Transparency- Disclose all fees upfront
- Separate from premium
- Written fee agreements
- Clear in proposals
- State disclosure requirements
- Commissions from carriers
- Fees from clients
- Cannot double-dip
- Fee-based requires disclosure
- Document compensation method
- Direct bill preferred
- Agency bill procedures
- Trust account requirements
- Timely remittance
- Reconciliation processes
- Quote requests
- Coverage bound
- Policy delivered
- Client acknowledgments
- Fee agreements signed
- State regulations vary
- License requirements
- Disclosure obligations
- Record retention
- E&O considerations
Insurance Agency Revenue Streams
Diversify agency income:
Commission Income- New business commissions
- Renewal commissions
- Contingency bonuses
- Override commissions
- Carrier incentives
- Consultation fees
- Administrative fees
- Broker fees
- Risk management
- Claims consulting
- Annual reviews
- Policy audits
- Coverage gap analysis
- Safety programs
- Loss prevention
- Surety bonds
- Professional liability
- Workers compensation
- Employee benefits
- Specialty programs
- Service excellence
- Regular communication
- Proactive reviews
- Claims advocacy
- Relationship building