Insurance
In J.D. Power’s 2025 study, more than half of auto insurance customers shopped for a new policy. Will they know your agency? Put your name on streaming TV, audio and display across your county.
From $10 a day · No subscription · No platform fee
Runs on the screens people actually watch
What owners ask
Independent and captive insurance agencies use Omnya to run omnichannel campaigns across Streaming TV (CTV/OTT), Audio and Display, with YouTube, Meta and Search available too, aimed at the counties and metros they serve. Campaigns start at $10/day with no long-term commitment, the forecast shows estimated reach before you pay, and one OmnyView report covers every channel.
Yes: your county, your metro, or a radius of 15 miles or more if Meta is in the mix. Skip ZIP-level lists: Meta treats insurance as a financial product and homeowners insurance as housing, so ZIP targeting is off there.
Name the agency, add your license number where your state requires it, and make no savings claims you can’t back. Carrier co-op ads need the carrier’s approval, and Medicare ads follow their own CMS rules.
Insurance accounts may go through a compliance review. Streaming TV, audio and display open right away, YouTube after an onboarding call, and Meta and Search run in your own ad accounts.
FAQ
Campaigns start at $10/day with no subscription, no platform fee and no long-term contract. Starting CPMs are $18 for Streaming TV, $15 for Audio, $5 for Display and $9 for YouTube, so an agency can test its county on a small daily budget and scale up when it is working.
Target the area you write in: your county, your metro (DMA) or a radius of 15 miles or more, each with its estimated reach before you pay. Meta treats insurance as a financial product, and homeowners insurance as housing, so ZIP, age and gender targeting are off there; a county or metro plan works the same on every channel.
Yes. Insurance accounts may go through a compliance review on Omnya: Streaming TV, Audio and Display open right away, and YouTube opens after an onboarding call. Your ads follow your state's insurance advertising rules: name the agency, add your license number where required, and make no savings claims you can't back. Carrier co-op ads need the carrier's approval, and Medicare ads follow CMS rules.
Streaming TV puts your agency's name on the biggest screen in the house, Audio reaches people in the car, and Display keeps the name in front of them online. Search and Meta (Facebook and Instagram) run in your own connected ad accounts and reach people comparing quotes, and YouTube is available after an onboarding call.
Yes, online. OmnyView shows impressions, completed views, clicks and website conversions, such as quote requests tracked by the Omnya pixel or Google Analytics, for every channel in one report. Compare new policies with the weeks your campaign ran to judge the rest.
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