About

Insurance education from someone with nothing to gain from your choices.

InsureRamp exists because most people entering insurance are taught by someone who profits from where they end up: a carrier, an agency, an upline. We think a new agent deserves one teacher who does not.

What we are

A subscription education platform for people becoming life insurance agents, and for those in their first years. Life School is the first school. Health School is next, and Annuity School will be its own school after that, because annuities carry a regulatory layer of their own.

We are supplemental education. We are not a state-approved pre-licensing provider, and we do not try to be one. Where your state requires certified coursework, we tell you where to get it.

The six rules we run on

  • Education before persuasion. Lessons teach. They do not sell a downline, a carrier or our own next product.
  • Ethics before commissions. No content is shaped to benefit a product, a carrier or a recruiting structure.
  • Compliance is non-negotiable. Every regulatory and state-specific claim is sourced and checked. Nothing is published on a guess.
  • No hype. No income projections, no lifestyle marketing, no top performer presented as typical.
  • Quarterly reviews. The curriculum is re-checked against current law and market practice every quarter, on a fixed schedule.
  • Platform neutral. No lesson nudges you toward a carrier, agency, IMO or FMO, and no carrier is named in a lesson.

How we are paid

By learners, and by agencies buying seats on identical terms. No carrier, IMO or FMO pays us for placement, promotion or a mention, and we take no fee for sending you anywhere. That is the only arrangement under which everything else on this page can stay true.

Built state by state

Most of the course applies wherever you are licensed. The parts that depend on state law, the licensing roadmap and each state's insurance code, are written state by state, starting with the largest and most popular states and working down the list.

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StandardsHow we source and correctWhat we cite, what we refuse to use, and how errors get fixed.PricingWho pays usLearners. That is the entire list.