Insurance agencies · Last updated October 20, 2026

Can an insurance agency sell its data to AI?

Short answer: Mode's affiliate FAQ lists insurance among industries that are not a fit. Agencies with 30+ employees may still fit micro1 or Anthagen's published size rules, but GLBA privacy rules and carrier agreements limit what policyholder data can be shared.

Program fit

Mode's FAQ: staffing agencies, insurance, title and escrow companies are not a fit (Mode affiliate FAQ). micro1 asks for 30+ employees, mostly English data, and says it is prioritizing US companies (micro1). Anthagen asks for 30+ employees and English-language data, in any country (Anthagen).

Industry (U.S. firms, 2022)	All firms	10+ staff	15+	30+	50+
Insurance agencies & brokerages (NAICS 524210)	120,434	8,431	4,268	1,939	1,014

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Statistics of U.S. Businesses 2022, detailed employment sizes. Counts are firms (enterprises) by paid employees; independent contractors are not counted. Sums of size classes at or above each threshold.

Privacy

GLBA sets privacy rules for financial institutions (FTC GLBA overview); for insurance businesses those rules are enforced by state insurance regulators, and state insurance privacy laws and carrier contracts add limits.

This is general information, not legal advice. Talk to your own attorney or compliance advisor before you share or license any records.

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Frequently asked questions

Is a 40-person agency eligible anywhere?

By published size rules, micro1 and Anthagen. Whether they'll take it is their decision.

What records might be considered?

Internal SOPs, service workflows and training material with policyholder data removed.

Sources

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