Match Score
We show you the books that fit. We skip the rest.
Describe your agency once. After that, nothing on your screen is noise — every book you see has already cleared your carriers, your lines, your area. And the day a new one fits, you know.
All signal
When a tile lights up, it’s yours.
We didn’t shrink the marketplace — we turned off everything that was never yours. Every lit tile has already cleared all three gates. There’s nothing here to scroll past. Only calls to make.
How it works
Describe an agency. Watch the list change.
Three switches — carriers, lines, area. Flip any one and the books that fit are different books. That’s the whole system. There’s nothing else in it.
Among the books that fit, the biggest rise to the top. No score, no weights, no close-enough — a book clears all three gates or you never see it.
Every match, explained
Every match shows its working.
No black box. Each book on your list carries the reasons it’s there — the same three any operator would check first.
- The reasons are checkable before the first call — carriers you hold, lines you write, ground you know
- If a reason ever surprises you, something’s wrong — tell us
- Ranking is just size: among your fits, the biggest book is first
Our whole algorithm, published
There’s no score under the hood. A book either fits — your carriers,1 your lines,2 your area3 — or you never see it. Among fits, the biggest comes first.4 That’s the entire algorithm.
The fine print, enlarged
1Carriers you’re appointed with today — so the book comes over without re-papering everything.
2Lines you already write and know. Never a book you’d have to learn from scratch.
3Your area or right next to it — close enough to fold in and keep performing.
4Size is the only ranking. No weights, no decimals, nothing tuned behind your back.
If you can’t check it, we won’t show it. A score you can’t question is an answer you can’t trust — so there isn’t one.
Updated daily
The day it lists, you know.
No refreshing, no saved searches, no scanning pages of listings that were never right. The morning a book clears your three gates, it’s in front of you — with the reasons attached.
It reached the two other buyers it fits, too — because it fits them, not because it’s shopped around.
The buyer profile
Your profile is the engine.
A buyer profile isn’t paperwork — it’s your appetite, written down: the carriers you hold, the lines you write, the ground you’ll cover. Every line you add does work. Watch the same twelve books narrow.
An empty profile unlocks nothing — matching can’t tell what’s yours. Three lines of appetite is all it takes, and preferences sharpen it further: open to slices, a size floor, a next-county radius.
See the books that fit.
Create your buyer profile — the only thing matching needs to start. The day a book fits, you’ll know.