Insurance License Hub

Getting an insurance license, without the guesswork

It takes two answers. Neither of them is a license name, because the names are the regulator's and there are 248 of them.

  1. 1. What →
  2. 2. Where →
  3. 3. Which

What do you want to sell?

Pick the closest one. The next screen narrows it to your state, and the one after that to the licenses that cover it.

Not sure what it is called where you live? → 248 names for the same few things, and 196 of them appear in exactly one state. That is not 196 things nobody else regulates.

Already know the license? Search all 1277 · browse by state

1277
licenses
2385
ways to qualify
51
jurisdictions

Every figure is read from the department that sets it and dated on the page. Where one has not been confirmed at its source, the page says so instead of showing a number.

Or browse by state

The first figure is the pre-licensing course each state requires, read at its own department. The second is what is on the shelf for it: a price marked "courses" is the cheapest one that will actually get you licensed, and a price marked "exam prep" is preparation for a state that requires no course, which satisfies nothing because there is nothing to satisfy.

How much of this is here

All 51 jurisdictions carry a pre-licensing record, and 51 of them carry a fee schedule. Both were read at the department that publishes them rather than taken from a summary of it.

Alabama and Alaska and Arizona and Arkansas and California and Colorado and Connecticut and Delaware and District of Columbia and Florida and Georgia and Hawaii and Idaho and Illinois and Indiana and Iowa and Kansas and Kentucky and Louisiana and Maine and Maryland and Massachusetts and Michigan and Minnesota and Mississippi and Missouri and Montana and Nebraska and Nevada and New Hampshire and New Jersey and New Mexico and New York and North Carolina and North Dakota and Ohio and Oklahoma and Oregon and Pennsylvania and Rhode Island and South Carolina and South Dakota and Tennessee and Texas and Utah and Vermont and Virginia and Washington and West Virginia and Wisconsin and Wyoming goes deeper: 1277 license types, 2385 separate routes to them, and the courses sold against each one with their approval checked against the state's own register. The other states carry the requirement and the fees rather than the courses.

Where a figure has not been confirmed at its source, the page says so instead of showing a number.

Who builds this, and where the figures come from