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FreshAuthority vs AuthorityAlerts

AuthorityAlerts is the budget option in this category, and we won't pretend otherwise — on price alone, they win. The differences that matter are delivery time, how the renewal data is organized, and whether anyone guarantees the contacts. Here is the full picture.

Side by side

FreshAuthorityAuthorityAlerts
PriceOne State $39/mo · Every State $79/mo$20/mo for one user, every state (or $200/year), on their own site. Note: G2's listing says plans start at $79/mo — the two sources conflict, so check their site before relying on either number
Extra seatsNot seat-priced — plans are per subscription+$15/mo per extra team member, less past five
Delivery timeBy 6:00 AM Eastern, Mon–SatBy 10:30 AM Eastern, daily digest email with CSV
Free look25-lead sample with full contacts, no card; free 7-day trial (card required)10 free leads with contacts, email only, no card; a 7-day trial started from the sample doesn't ask for a card either
FilesThree workable CSVs — new grants daily, renewals due in 60 days (insurer + effective date first), lapsed liabilityA daily digest across ten event types: new authorities, applications, lapses, renewal windows, reinstatements and more
Filing-agent flaggingRows carry the contacts as filed with FMCSAA signature feature: they flag filing-agent phone numbers across FMCSA so you reach the owner, not a paperwork service
WatchlistPlus Feeds ($179/mo): change files for your own book, up to 5,000 carriersIncluded: monitor up to 2,000 of your carriers for cancellations, suspensions, revocations and reinstatements
Contact-accuracy guarantee≥95% of rows contactable or the month is freeNo accuracy guarantee published on their site
Done-for-you outreachNot offered — you get the file, you work itOutreach tier sends in your name, from $499/mo

Prices and terms below were checked on each vendor's own public pages on October 30, 2026. Vendors change pricing — verify before you buy, including ours.

Where FreshAuthority wins

You work renewals, and you start early

FreshAuthority is built around the insurance sale: the current insurer and the policy effective date lead every row, renewals and lapses arrive as their own workable files rather than lines in a digest, the file lands at 6 AM ET instead of 10:30, and the ≥95% guarantee means a bad file costs us a month, not you. If your day starts with calls, four and a half hours is a head start on every other subscriber working the same carriers.

Honest case for AuthorityAlerts

Price is the deciding factor

At $20/mo on their own site, AuthorityAlerts is the cheapest way to see new-authority data every morning, their no-card trial is the lowest-friction start in the category, and the filing-agent flagging solves a real problem — many new carriers' filed numbers ring a paperwork service. If budget beats timing and file structure for you, they are a reasonable pick.

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