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For brokerages

Get the best terms for your brokerage’s data.

We understand your business unlike anyone else. We know what your files are worth and which buyers will pay for them.

Book a valuation call
Paid to brokerages
$10M+
Median to signed terms
14 days

If it lives in your AMS, it may have value.

SubmissionsACORD applications, loss runs, schedules of values, supplementalsVery high
Underwriting correspondenceQuestions from underwriters and how your team answered themVery high
Quotes and proposalsSide-by-side comparisons, client proposals, recommendationsHigh
Renewal marketingRemarketing decisions, carrier responses, rate negotiationsHigh
Service and endorsementsCertificates, mid-term changes, policy checkingMedium
Claims advocacyNotes and correspondence supporting clients through claimsMedium

Why principals choose Ashbrook over a data broker.

  1. We know the workOur team has run renewals, chased loss runs and answered underwriters. You will not spend the call explaining your business.
  2. We negotiate for youWe bring comparable deals and competing buyers to the table, so your price reflects what the data is actually worth.
  3. You stay in controlYou approve the buyer, the permitted uses and every term before anything is delivered. Nothing moves without your signature.

From first call to signed terms in two weeks.

  1. Day 0Valuation callThirty minutes on your lines, systems and records. We share comparable deals.
  2. Day 3Rights reviewWe review client and carrier agreements with you and your counsel.
  3. Day 8Written termsBuyer, permitted uses, price, payment and any onward licensing, in one document.
  4. Day 14Signed and paidDe-identification and delivery follow on your schedule. Payment on signing.

Straight answers.

No. The first call is a conversation. If you proceed, you choose how data is exported and delivered.

Insured names and personal details are removed before delivery, and we review your carrier agreements with you before any terms are signed.

The buyer is named in the agreement before you sign, along with exactly what they may use it for.

By line of business, volume, years of history and exclusivity. We bring comparable transactions so you can judge the offer.

Yes. Many brokerages choose a two or three year license, paid annually, and keep the option to renew.