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For insurance carriers, banks & wealth firms

Make your find-an-advisor page the best converting page you own.

Advisor discovery is the highest-intent moment on your site, and the only one nobody owns. Marketing creates the intent. Advisors serve the relationship. Couplr fixes the handoff between them, without changing either.

On your site. Your advisors. Live in 30–60 days.

The find-an-advisor audit

Nearly every firm we audited pays to send traffic to a page that can't convert it. Then we started replacing those pages.

128

Find-an-advisor experiences audited page by page, across two national markets

0

Of them let a visitor get matched to the right advisor, message that advisor, and book a meeting

525%

More consumers matched with an advisor after one firm replaced its form with Couplr. Every deployment so far has moved conversion like this

Every one of these experiences takes control away from the visitor. Couplr hands it back, and lets them reach out when they’re ready.

The problem

Two failure modes. Almost no exceptions.

01

A directory that abandons you

It shows people, filters on distance, and stops. No ranking. No fit. No way to book. That’s the paradox of choice. When every option looks alike, more of them doesn’t help a visitor decide. It stops them deciding at all.

02

A form that makes you wait

It shows nobody. It takes your details and promises a callback. Two days. Sometimes two weeks. Sometimes never. And it asks for personal details before it has earned any trust. That is when most people leave.

The handful that do form an opinion have to ask for it. None of them can book the person they matched you to.

Why it stays broken

Marketing is funded to create the intent. Advisors are compensated to serve the relationship. The handoff between them is funded by neither, so it gets built to the lowest standard on the site, at the exact moment the consumer is most ready to act.

And now the machines

Consumers increasingly start by asking AI, and an AI assistant can only recommend what it can actually read. Roughly a third of the US pages we audited return nothing at all to a non-browser client. Not a bad answer. No answer.

How it works

Anonymous visitor to booked meeting.

01

A quiz that doesn’t feel like one

Short, easy, and genuinely pleasant to answer. No email, no phone, no assets question. Nothing invasive, and nothing they have to justify.

02

We match them to the right advisors

From your own roster, on your own domain. Fit, not proximity. A pairing that fits turns into business faster than a lead ever does.

03

They make the first move

The consumer reaches out to the advisor they chose and books the meeting, through the scheduler and CRM you already own. Your advisors get warm inbound, ready to move.

The visitors worth the most won’t tell a form why they’re really looking. So we don’t build the match on a disclosure.

Who it’s for

If you have a find-an-advisor page, you’re in the right place.

Focus

Insurance carriers

Career agents, national brand, a form where the advisor should be.

Focus

Banks & credit unions

Wealth advisors buried behind a mortgage scheduler.

Focus

RIA roll-ups

Dozens of acquired offices. One list of addresses.

Broker-dealers

Thousands of advisors, sorted by first name.

Advisor teams

Paid traffic arriving at a contact form.

Marketplaces & media

Audience you monetise by handing it away.

For individual advisors

Advisors and small teams can start with Couplr directly: Match for your own traffic, IQ for your own book.

Couplr for advisors

The other half

Your visitors are one half. Your book is the other.

When an advisor leaves, their clients don’t. They become people who need matching to someone else at your firm: orphan clients, acquired books, lists that went quiet. That’s the same problem, with names attached.

Around 35% of US advisors plan to retire within a decade. They manage 40% of industry assets, and more than one in four have no succession plan. (Cerulli, August 2026)

See Couplr IQ

The matchmakers behind Couplr

Wealth professionals, behavioral scientists and storytellers.

The matching engine is built on published behavioral science, by people who have sat on both sides of the advice relationship.

Derek Notman, CFP, Founder and CEO of Couplr

Derek Notman, CFP®

Founder & CEO, aka Chief Cupid Officer

A wealth strategist who spent years watching good advisors struggle to find the clients they actually clicked with. He built Couplr to fix that.

Dr. Meghaan Lurtz, Chief Behavioral Officer of Couplr

Dr. Meghaan Lurtz

Chief Behavioral Officer

A Ph.D. in Personal Financial Planning, with a background in financial therapy and psychology. She studies what makes people click, and makes sure a match is more than good on paper.

Anton Honcharov, Technical Project Manager at Couplr

Anton Honcharov

Technical Project Manager

The engine behind Couplr’s delivery. He turns the matching logic into a product that feels effortless to the person using it.

No PII before opt-inThey see the match before you hold an identity
SOC 2 Type IIIndependently audited, annually
We never resell a leadYour traffic stays yours
You pay when it worksPer booked meeting. No seats, no platform fee
Official data partners
Equifax InterGen Data

Couplr is enriched with income and spending-power intelligence from Equifax and a 95-event life-events model from InterGen Data.

See it on a real find-an-advisor page.

A top five wealth management firm rebuilt theirs with Couplr. The case study walks through the problem we found, what we changed, and what it did to their numbers. No extra marketing spend.

Watch the case study

Start driving ROI from the traffic you already have.

Your brand. Your advisors. Your traffic. Live in 30–60 days.

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