The list of "prospects to follow up with" never gets shorter
You add 5 names a week from a referral or a 5500 search. You follow up with 1. The other 4 sit in a spreadsheet that you'll get to next month, and next month, and next month.
You don't have a marketing person. Velora becomes one. Email, SMS, voicemail, and AI voice agents follow up on every prospect on a cadence — pause when they reply, escalate when intent is high, and book the meeting on your calendar. You stay in the high-value work.
You handle prospecting, quoting, enrollment, renewals, and service yourself. The work that doesn't happen in a given week is whatever you couldn't fit between client calls.
You add 5 names a week from a referral or a 5500 search. You follow up with 1. The other 4 sit in a spreadsheet that you'll get to next month, and next month, and next month.
Solo brokers can't realistically run a 9-touch cadence across email, SMS, and voice. Most settle for a single email and a call. Larger agencies run the same prospect through 9+ touches, and they win.
October–February you're heads-down on renewals. February–April is service. You have maybe 14 weeks of real prospecting capacity per year. The pipeline gap from the dark months is real.
Velora ships seven channels and three intelligence engines. These are the ones solo brokers use most — and why.
You can't make 200 cold dials a week. Velora's AI voice agent can — qualified, recorded, and the warm ones get scheduled directly on your calendar via Cal.com or your Atlas calendar.
Every email, SMS, and voicemail reply is read by AI. Interested replies surface in your inbox with a 1-line summary. Not-now replies are auto-snoozed to the right month. You never triage a reply.
You set one playbook ("renewal-month outreach" or "5500 recovery") and it runs across email, SMS, ringless voicemail, AI voice, LinkedIn, and direct mail. One config, seven channels.
Pulls every employer with 100+ enrolled lives in your state and gives you a daily list of who's renewing in 90 days. You stop guessing who to prospect.
If you don't have a CRM, Velora ships with Atlas — broker-native contacts, deals, renewals, and book-of-business reporting. If you already have HubSpot or Salesforce, Velora bolts on without migration.
Hot replies route to your calendar with the right meeting type. No Calendly link in your email signature. No back-and-forth. The prospect picks a slot, and you see them on your calendar.
Honest ranges from pilot agencies. Your numbers will move based on book composition and renewal-month spread.
more prospects in active follow-up
Typical solo broker baseline: 8–12 active sequences. Velora baseline: 50–60.
qualified meetings booked per quarter
Without you making the dials.
saved per week not triaging email
Reply detection sorts every inbound; you only see the ones that need a human.
Velora Marketing handles prospecting and outreach. Atlas CRM (free with Velora, or use HubSpot/Salesforce) handles contacts, deals, and renewal calendars. Cal.com handles booking. That's the whole stack.
Real questions from prospect calls. We answer them honestly here so you don't have to ask twice.
Yes. Solo brokers start at the Pilot tier — pricing is sized per book during our pilot cohort. The full 7-channel stack is unlocked; the cap is on monthly send volume. Contact us for pricing and most solo brokers pay it off with one new closed group.
AI voice agents identify themselves as Velora calling on your behalf, and follow your state's TCPA disclosure preamble (TX SB 140, CA AB 2905, etc.). You set the script, you hear every recording, and the agent never claims to be you. The honest version converts better anyway.
That's fine. Atlas CRM imports a CSV and you're set up in 20 minutes. You can keep your Google Sheet as the source of truth and sync the relevant rows into Atlas — Atlas will respect that and stay reconciled. No forced migration.
Designed for 0–25 group books. Full feature surface, capped send volume, month-to-month billing. Most solo brokers ship their first booked meeting in week 2.
Different size book? Velora maps to that too.