Getting Life Insurance is usually very awkward but they made me feel very comfortable throughout the process. It was very straight forward and learned a lot about what I need. I am loving this company... See more
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The LeapLife team were incredible in navigating the ins and outs of term life insurance for my wife and me. The timely follow up and clear communication made this process painless. Carol, Shauna a... See more
I was referred to Leap by a friend.. From the first phone call Many and Carol had my file updated and connected me with all the right information. So refreshing to have real, prompt client care from... See more
We have used Leap Life on three different occasions and each time we have been given excellent service. Emails and questions are always answered in a timely manner and we were walked through various o... See more
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About LeapLife
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LeapLife is a licensed digital life insurance agency and technology company, available everywhere in the United States, excluding New York. The San Francisco-based company combines leading data science, deep underwriting knowledge and proprietary technology to match consumers with the right carrier.
LeapLife lets you quickly and easily get a life insurance quote, calculate your life insurance needs, and learn more about life insurance itself. Apply online from the convenience of your smartphone at www.leaplife.com.
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333 Bush Street, FL 19, 94104, San Francisco, United States
- (844) 755-5327
- team@leaplife.com
- www.leaplife.com
4.8
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Very knowledgeable staff
Very knowledgeable staff, friendly and helpful. They answered all my questions and provided helpful information based on needs. I highly recommend them.
17 May 2018
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Happy thanks you
26 April 2018
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I received a call from Leap Life and…
I received a call from Leap Life and was asked a couple dozen questions and within minutes i was quoted several options i asked for. Very easy and now onto the approval stage.
23 April 2018
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So far the process has been pretty…
So far the process has been pretty easy. Shauna was great and made sure she got in touch with me and made me laugh during the process of choosing life insurance.
20 April 2018
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Communication and promptness of…
Communication and promptness of response has been quick, convenient, and easy. Experience has been great so far!
1 April 2018
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Great Customer Service
Great Customer Service. Application Done very quickly nothing hidden.
21 March 2018
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