Web design for your industry

Web design for insurance brokers that turns comparison shoppers into clients.

Your visitors are comparing you with aggregators and with each other. We build the site that shows what an independent broker adds: advice, specialisation and someone who picks up the phone when there is a claim.

Insurance Brokers & Advisors

From problem to result

  1. 01The problem

    Broker sites often look like smaller copies of the comparison sites, a grid of products and a quote button, so there is no reason to choose a broker over a price tool.

  2. 02How we fix it

    We build around what an aggregator cannot offer: specialisation, honest advice, a clear process and a real person. Pages by customer and cover type lead to a simple quote request.

  3. 03What you get

    Visitors who understand why a broker is worth it, request quotes with the right details, and arrive ready to talk instead of just comparing price.

What's included

What your website includes

  • Pages by customer and cover
  • A claims explainer
  • Quote requests that qualify
  • Broker credentials
What most sites in this industry get wrong

Common mistakes we see

You look like a smaller comparison site

A grid of products and a quote button invites a price comparison, which a broker rarely wins on price alone. The site must show what you add: advice, specialisation and service.

Every kind of cover on one page

A freelancer looking for professional liability and a family looking for home cover have little in common. One long product list serves neither.

The claims process is never mentioned

Many people only discover what a broker is for when something goes wrong. Explaining what you do when a client has to claim is one of your strongest selling points.

The quote form asks too much, or too little

A long form scares people off, and a bare name-and-phone form wastes your time. Ask a handful of the right questions per type of cover.

Why FluoSite

  • Custom-built to convert, not a template.

  • In-house, one point of contact, agile revisions until it's right.

  • €2,000-€4,000, agency quality at a fixed price.

What a site in this industry needs

  • Pages by customer type and cover type, not one product grid.

  • A clear explanation of what you do that a comparison site does not.

  • A visible description of how you are paid and whether you are independent.

  • Registration and regulatory details placed where they are required.

  • A quote request that asks the right few questions and shows what happens next.

What actually wins clients for an insurance broker

Compete on what a price tool cannot do

A comparison site is faster than you. You win on judgement: knowing which cover a freelancer, a landlord or a small business really needs, what the policy wording does and does not protect, and who to call when something goes wrong. Everything on the site should point to that.

Specialise by customer, not by product

People do not search for a product catalogue, they search for their situation: insurance for a freelancer, a rental property, a small shop. A page per customer type answers that search directly and shows that you understand the risks that person actually faces.

Explain the claims process

Insurance is a promise about the worst day. A short, honest description of what happens when a client has to claim, who they speak to and what you do for them tells a visitor more about your value than a list of insurers ever could.

Be open about independence and payment

State whether you are independent or tied to specific insurers and how you are paid. Where the rules require a disclosure, we place it where it is required. Visitors trust a broker who says this plainly more than one who hides it.

A quote request that works

Ask the few questions that matter for each cover type, explain what you will do with the answers and when they will hear back. A good request saves you a first phone call and tells the visitor you are organised.

Be found by search and by AI assistants

People ask search engines and AI assistants how to insure a specific situation. Clear pages per customer and cover type, plain answers to common questions, consistent business details and structured data give you a fair chance of being named. Rankings cannot be promised and we will not promise them.

Questions we get asked

Only if the site shows what a comparison tool cannot: advice for their situation, specialisation and a person who helps with claims. That is what we design the pages around.

Ready for a website that brings in customers?