Agent ATM Points Agencies to Mothership’s $575-a-Week Transfer Offer

Agent ATM’s September 30 announcement directs life-insurance agencies to Mothership Access, whose offer page, reviewed October 1, advertised 15 final-expense live transfers a week for $575. For an agency owner budgeting a sales team, that is a posted price for prospective customer conversations—not for recruiting the agents who would take them.

Agent ATM says it makes the introduction while a partner handles enrollment and fulfillment; it may receive an affiliate commission. Mothership separately lists optional Command Coaching at an introductory $50 a week. The transfer package works out to $38.33 per advertised transfer, a package calculation rather than a measured cost per sale.

A separate bill for recruiting leads

Agent ATM’s store listing prices 15 licensed-agent recruiting leads at $500 total for a one-week service term. It displayed “Sold out” when reviewed October 1, so the listing should not be treated as an available checkout option. CRM access is excluded from that starter and linked to a separate $500 one-time purchase. Agent ATM says agencies must verify candidates’ current licenses themselves; optional appointment-booking assistance does not guarantee attended appointments or hires.

Check the terms behind the transfer price

Mothership directs prospective buyers through an access step for package, billing and availability details. Agencies evaluating the weekly price need the fulfillment provider’s written rules for when billing begins, any minimum commitment, cancellation, transfer qualification, shortfalls and replacements. Agent ATM’s recruiting listing puts its own shortfall, cancellation, credit and replacement provisions in written order terms; those provisions should not be assumed to govern Mothership transfers.

The buying choice starts with two distinct units: transfers of prospective final-expense customers and leads for prospective agents. The posted prices help an agency budget each activity, while the applicable enrollment terms determine what it commits to pay.