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A brokerage’s M Score is a proprietary rating from 1-5, higher the better.

The algorithm scores firms based on their experience across employer sizes, insurance products, industries and customer reviews.

Each category can be up to a few points. The broader the experience, the higher the score.

This score is our opinion based on internal data and algorithms and should be one of many factors used when evaluating a brokerage.

To learn more, see the M Score section in our footer.

A brokerage’s M Score is a proprietary rating from 1-5, higher the better.

The algorithm scores firms based on their experience across employer sizes, insurance products, industries and customer reviews.

Each category can be up to a few points. The broader the experience, the higher the score.

This score is our opinion based on internal data and algorithms and should be one of many factors used when evaluating a brokerage.

To learn more, see the M Score section in our footer.

A brokerage’s M Score is a proprietary rating from 1-5, higher the better.

The algorithm scores firms based on their experience across employer sizes, insurance products, industries and customer reviews.

Each category can be up to a few points. The broader the experience, the higher the score.

This score is our opinion based on internal data and algorithms and should be one of many factors used when evaluating a brokerage.

To learn more, see the M Score section in our footer.

A brokerage’s M Score is a proprietary rating from 1-5, higher the better.

The algorithm scores firms based on their experience across employer sizes, insurance products, industries and customer reviews.

Each category can be up to a few points. The broader the experience, the higher the score.

This score is our opinion based on internal data and algorithms and should be one of many factors used when evaluating a brokerage.

To learn more, see the M Score section in our footer.

A brokerage’s M Score is a proprietary rating from 1-5, higher the better.

The algorithm scores firms based on their experience across employer sizes, insurance products, industries and customer reviews.

Each category can be up to a few points. The broader the experience, the higher the score.

This score is our opinion based on internal data and algorithms and should be one of many factors used when evaluating a brokerage.

To learn more, see the M Score section in our footer.

A brokerage’s M Score is a proprietary rating from 1-5, higher the better.

The algorithm scores firms based on their experience across employer sizes, insurance products, industries and customer reviews.

Each category can be up to a few points. The broader the experience, the higher the score.

This score is our opinion based on internal data and algorithms and should be one of many factors used when evaluating a brokerage.

To learn more, see the M Score section in our footer.

A brokerage’s M Score is a proprietary rating from 1-5, higher the better.

The algorithm scores firms based on their experience across employer sizes, insurance products, industries and customer reviews.

Each category can be up to a few points. The broader the experience, the higher the score.

This score is our opinion based on internal data and algorithms and should be one of many factors used when evaluating a brokerage.

To learn more, see the M Score section in our footer.