For owner-managed brokers planning an exit in 2–3 years

Marketing that makes your brokerage worth more when you sell.

A senior marketing team, the martech to drive traffic and leads, and AI tools that make it all move faster — run for you, from one screen. It wins business now, and builds the growing, evidenced business a buyer pays a higher multiple for.

Your business this weekIllustration · sample figures
New enquiries73 more than last week
Companies on your site184 already clients
Open pipeline£420k£65k added this month
Cross-sell in your book88clients with one policy
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  • Ribble Civil Engineering · 4 visits On your target list
  • Q1 renewals email · 54 clients Approve
Illustration. Your screen shows your own figures.
1 teamA CMO-level lead and the specialists behind them
9marketing disciplines, run as one service
1 screenEverything in plain English. No logins to learn.
2 jobsEvery pound wins business now and builds your price at sale

What you get

A CMO and a whole marketing team, for the cost of one marketing exec

Everything a high-performing marketing department does, run as one managed service. You don’t hire anyone, buy any tools or learn any software.

Why it lifts the price

We work on both halves of your sale price

A buyer pays a multiple of your profit. That multiple isn’t fixed — it rises for a business that grows predictably, keeps clean data, and runs without the owner.

The resultSale priceWhat you walk away with
We grow thisEarningsNew business, cross-sell and retention from your own book
We lift thisMultipleClean data, a growth trend line, and a business that runs without you

Why now

Consolidation is real, measured, and moving

UK broking is being bought up. The window to build a business a buyer pays more for is the two to three years before you sell.

7,329general insurance broking firms on the FCA register
1,586of them independent, established and right-sized: the brokers a buyer is looking at

Source: our analysis of the FCA register joined to Companies House, scored on independence, tenure, digital footprint, performance and scale.

What caps the price

You built a good book on relationships. A buyer can’t see any of it.

01

No single system

The book lives on your broking platform, Outlook and spreadsheets. No real CRM, or a free one nobody fills in.

02

Nothing to show

No pipeline, no growth trend line, no proof next year’s business is coming — only this year’s renewals.

03

It’s all in your head

Growth depends on you and your relationships. A buyer reads that as risk, and prices it down.

None of this is a reflection on the business. It’s just invisible on paper — and what’s invisible at due diligence is what caps the multiple.

The idea in one line

Every pound does two jobs

Now

Wins business

Content, LinkedIn, email to your book, campaigns, and a pipeline you can actually show someone.

At the sale

Builds the price

The data, the system and the track record a buyer pays more for — the quiet work that lifts the multiple.

How it runs

Three phases, timed to your exit

One continuous engagement. The phases overlap rather than stop and start — and you can start where you are.

Months 0–6

Foundation

CRM and your screen set up, your book cleaned and enriched, strategy and positioning agreed.

Months 3–18

Growth

Content, social, SEO and email to your book in full flow, with a pipeline you can show.

Months 18–30+

Acquisition-ready

A documented, evidenced engine, and a data room ready to open.

What happens first

A short conversation, then a straight answer

Your book, your timeline, and what a good exit looks like for you. If it’s not worth it for you, we’ll say so.

Let’s grab a coffee
  1. A short chat about your book, your timeline and your exit
  2. We look at your existing data and current setup
  3. A straight answer: where the value is, what we’d do first, what it costs