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Napkin Dispenser Ads for Insurance Agents
Napkin dispenser ads for insurance agents reach homeowners and families near your office at a time when many of them are rethinking their coverage. When a non-renewal notice or a rate increase arrives, people want a local person to call.
The non-renewal notice on the kitchen counter
Homeowners across LA County, especially near the hills and canyons, have been getting non-renewal notices and steep premium increases. Many end up on the FAIR Plan and then need a separate policy to fill the gaps.
They're confused and stressed, and a national call center doesn't help. A card that names their situation and offers a local review speaks to a real problem in their week.
Teen drivers, new homes, and the bundle conversation
Many of your openings come from life changes: a teen getting a license, a new home, a new car, a wedding, a baby.
Families at kid-friendly restaurants are in exactly these moments. A card offering a home and auto review, or a quote for adding a new driver, fits the conversation already happening at the table.
Carrier approval and license numbers
California generally requires agents to show their license number on print advertising. Captive agents usually need carrier approval for any marketing, and many independent agencies have carrier rules about how logos appear.
If your card mentions Medicare, separate federal marketing rules apply. We send a proof first, so you can get approvals before anything prints.
Enrollment windows and renewal months
Insurance has its own calendar: Medicare annual enrollment in the fall, Covered California open enrollment from late fall into winter, and renewal months that cluster for home and auto.
Match the card to the window. A health or Medicare review card in the fall if you write those lines, and a home and auto card the rest of the year.
The agent down the street versus the app
Many households bought their policy through an app or a call center and never met anyone. That works fine until a claim, a cancellation, or a confusing renewal.
Your edge is that you're local and reachable. Put your office neighborhood on the card and a photo of you, not a stock family. When someone sees the same face at the restaurant and on the storefront down the block, calling gets easier.
Ask every new client how they found you, and note which restaurant if they remember.
A note on advertising rules for insurance agents
California generally requires insurance agents to include their license number on print ads, and captive agents typically need carrier approval for marketing. Medicare-related ads follow separate federal rules, so confirm before mentioning Medicare on a card.
You approve every proof, so you stay in control of what goes to print.
From first call to your card on the table
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Tell us where your customers are
Call or send the short form with your business address or the zip codes you serve. We reply within one business day with the restaurants near you that have an open spot in your category.
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Pick your restaurants and a plan
Choose one restaurant, a cluster of five, or fifteen across an area. One advertiser per category per restaurant, so once you take the dentist spot at a restaurant, no other dentist can.
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Approve your card
Send a logo, an offer and a phone number or QR code. We design the card, send a proof, and print it on heavy stock once you approve. You can also send a print-ready file.
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Your ad goes on every table
We install your card in every dispenser at your restaurants on the next route visit, then check it on regular visits and send you photos.
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Track and adjust
Use a code, a tracking number or a QR link that appears only on the napkin card. Swap the offer with the season. Add restaurants in areas that respond.
Flat monthly plans
Design, printing, installation and route visits are included in every plan.
Single Spot
$149/mo
1 restaurant
Your card in every dispenser at one restaurant you pick.
- Every dispenser in one restaurant
- Free ad design, proof and printing
- Category exclusivity at that restaurant
- Route visits with photo check-ins
Neighborhood
$499/mo
5 restaurants · about $100 per restaurant
Five restaurants clustered around your business or service area.
- Every dispenser in 5 restaurants
- Free ad design, proof and printing
- One free design change per quarter
- Category exclusivity at each restaurant
- Route visits with photo check-ins
Area Takeover
$1,199/mo
15 restaurants · about $80 per restaurant
Fifteen restaurants across the zip codes you serve.
- Every dispenser in 15 restaurants
- Free ad design, proof and printing
- Monthly design changes
- Category exclusivity at each restaurant
- First pick of new restaurants in your area
3-month minimum term, then month to month. Multi-area and multi-location campaigns: call (818) 383-6869.
Questions insurance agents ask us
Do I need carrier approval for a napkin ad?
Captive agents usually do, and many independent agents have carrier rules about logos and wording. We design the card free and send a proof before printing, so you have time to get approvals without holding up the install.
Can I advertise Medicare plans on a napkin card?
Medicare marketing follows separate federal rules on wording and disclaimers. If you want a Medicare card, check with your FMO or carrier compliance before printing. Many agents keep the card about home and auto and handle Medicare in person.
What offer works for an insurance agent?
A free policy review is easy to say yes to, especially for homeowners worried about rate increases or non-renewals. Bundle quotes work for families. Keep it to one offer so the card reads quickly from across the table.
Can I advertise in more than one language?
Yes. If you serve customers in Spanish, Korean, Armenian, Tagalog, or another language, a bilingual card can help in neighborhoods where that matters. We design it with you and send a proof before printing.
Open spots
See which restaurants near you are open in your category
One advertiser per category per restaurant. We reply within one business day with what's open.