Medicare Supplement Leads Subscription | New In-Market Shoppers Delivered Automatically
People shop for a Medicare Supplement plan in a short window, and the households comparing plans this week are not the ones comparing them next month. A Medicare Supplement subscription sends you the people who have newly started shopping, on a schedule you choose, and only people you haven't received before. Set it up once and each delivery brings you the latest shoppers in your area.
- Only Newly In-Market Fresh shoppers each cycle
- Never Pay Twice Only new records billed
- You Pick the Pace Daily, weekly, monthly
- Budget Cap You set the maximum
- Minimum Guard Thin cycle? No charge
- Cancel Anytime No long-term contract
How a Medicare Supplement Subscription Works
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Choose Where
Pick your geography in the subscription builder — cities, ZIP codes, counties, or states — and see how many people are in the market there right now.
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Choose How Often
Receive a delivery daily, weekly, or monthly, whichever matches how quickly you want to reach new shoppers.
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Choose the Size
Set a minimum and a maximum number of records per delivery. Below your minimum, the cycle is skipped and nothing is charged; the maximum is your budget cap.
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Subscribe Once
Your card is saved when you subscribe. Each delivery arrives by email as a secure download link, and you're reminded before every charge.
How the In-Market Roster Works
The people shopping for a Medicare Supplement plan in your area change every day. The roster refreshes daily as people enter the market — comparing Medigap plans, requesting quotes, or aging into Medicare — and as others leave it. Each delivery contains only the people who are new since your last one, so you're always working the latest shoppers rather than the same names again.
Want to know what this kind of data is and how it's scored? See Intent to Buy Medicare data. If you'd rather reach people as they approach 65, take a look at the Turning 65 subscription.
Choosing How Often
Because the roster refreshes daily, a daily delivery gets each new shopper to you soonest, in small batches. A weekly delivery bundles a week of new shoppers into one file, and a monthly delivery gives you a larger batch at a slower pace. Every delivery contains only people you haven't received before, so the schedule is about how quickly you want to follow up, not about avoiding repeats. You can change your frequency at any time from your account.
Not sure which suits you? Start weekly, which is the builder's default, and move to daily or monthly once you see the size of each batch.
What You Get
- Only people who are new since your last delivery — you never pay for the same record twice
- Deliveries on the frequency you chose, each as a secure download link by email that you can share with up to 5 extra recipients
- A minimum and maximum per delivery, so a thin cycle is skipped and a big one can't exceed your budget
- Billing per delivery, for the records actually delivered — never a flat fee
- The freedom to pause, change your frequency or delivery size, or cancel anytime. Lists you've already received are yours to keep, and your selection is saved under a name so you can reuse it later
Intent data is provided for marketing and advertising purposes only. See Permitted Use & Compliance before you use it.
Subscription vs. One-Time List
A subscription isn't a replacement for a one-time list — it's a different tool for a different job. If you need a single campaign, a one-time Intent to Buy Medicare list may fit better.
| One-Time List | Medicare Supplement Subscription | |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | A single campaign | Ongoing outreach to the newest shoppers |
| Freshness | A snapshot on the day you buy | A roster that refreshes daily, with new people delivered each cycle |
| Duplicates | Re-buy the whole list each time | Only new records, each cycle |
| Payment | Pay per purchase | Card saved once, billed per delivery within your cap |