Built on GoHighLevel

A CRM that knows what a policy is.

Generic CRMs track deals. Life insurance has applications, underwriting decisions, carriers, conversion windows, beneficiaries and contract levels. Elite Life CRM is built around all of it, then puts AI agents on top.

Six systems, one account

Not a rebadged sales pipeline with a new logo. Four pipelines, 48 stages, 191 fields, and an automation library that came with them.

System 01

AI Sales System

Eleven stages with the follow up already written. Speed to lead, missed call text back, appointment reminders, no show recovery, and a concierge that answers at eleven at night.

System 02

Licensing System

Fourteen stages from application to appointed. Course, exam, fingerprints, state application, carrier appointment, and a chase sequence when someone stalls.

System 03

Training System

Ten stages that take a newly licensed agent from onboarding to producing. Everyone sits at a stage, so you can see who is stuck without asking.

System 04

Client System

Thirteen stages of what happens after they say yes. A real policy record, beneficiaries as their own records, underwriting check ins, delivery and service.

System 05

Insurance Tools System

Policy Lens for illustration comparison, guaranteed numbers kept separate from assumed, and a compliance watch on licence, CE, errors and omissions, and AML.

System 06

Reporting System

Pipeline by stage and producer, licensing throughput, training progress, policies issued and placed, and compliance status across everyone at once.

See it work

Two minutes of the real thing.

Policy Lens, the piece that turns a carrier illustration into something a client understands while they are sitting in front of you.

Recorded on the live product. Every figure is the labeled synthetic sample ledger, and no carrier is named.

Policy Lens comparing a hypothetical qualified plan against a sample policy, with the qualified plan flagged out of money at 73.
Policy Lens. The qualified plan runs out at 73. The policy beside it is still paying.
The agent-only intake forms hub listing four custom coded forms.
Agent intake forms. Four custom coded forms that write the whole record into the CRM. How they work.

Bring your own AI

Connect it to Claude or ChatGPT.

Every CRM now ships an assistant you are stuck with. This one has an MCP endpoint, the open standard both Claude and ChatGPT use to connect to outside systems. Point the model you already pay for at your own account and ask it who is stuck in underwriting, or what to say to the eleven people who went quiet.

Claude

Add your CRM as a connector and work in plain English against your real pipeline, policies, conversations and calendar.

ChatGPT

The same endpoint, a different model. If your team already lives in ChatGPT, they do not have to learn a second assistant.

Live What it can actually do

Two editions, and one way to own it

For a producer

Individual, $99 a month

AI Lead Generation, Individual Management and Policy Lens. The leads you already have, found and worked for you: conversion windows closing, orphan policies, beneficiary gaps, annuity surrender periods.

How it works

For an agency

Team, $299 a month

Everything above, plus the machine that runs a team: recruiting, licensing from application to appointed, a training pipeline, contract levels and overrides. Flat price, no monthly per seat charge.

How it works

Or buy it once

Own it, $3,000

The protected snapshot of the full Team edition, loaded into your own GoHighLevel account, with no monthly fee to us. You own the version you buy.

See what that includes

The part nobody else does

Every automation reads consent before it sends. Consent class, how old the relationship is, whether that specific channel is allowed, quiet hours in your contact's timezone rather than yours, and your own do-not-call list which always wins.

Then it writes down what it checked and when. If someone ever complains, you have a record instead of a shrug.