Averon Brokers

Corporate website · Insurance2026

Averon Brokers is an independent brokerage backed by Aspuru. It’s the most commercially active piece in the index: it’s in production, indexed, and bringing in clients.

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Client: Averon Brokers
Sector: Insurance brokerage
Scope: Corporate website · Architecture by line of business · Visual system · GDPR
Stack: Hand-coded HTML/CSS/JS · Self-hosted fonts · Vercel · Own domain

The brief

The industry runs on cold websites and endless forms. Averon needed the opposite: to communicate that there's a named advisor behind it — no call centers — without losing the credibility that someone entrusting their assets requires.

What we did

Full corporate website with separate architecture: individuals and businesses.
One page per line of business — home, car, health, dental, travel, business.
A single CTA across the whole site: request a quote.
A trust hierarchy: who answers, which insurers they work with, what happens next.
Cookie consent and GDPR compliance.

✳ Inside the site 04 screens

Averon Brokers — Talk to a real advisor — 01 **Talk to a real advisor** Contact is the heart of the brief: a short form on the right, direct phone and email on the left. Anyone who doesn't want to fill in a form isn't forced to.

Averon Brokers — Second page — businesses — 02 **Second page — businesses** The business line has its own journey and its own language: business-activity risks, professional liability, multi-risk cover, group health. It's not the individuals' site with a different heading.

Averon Brokers — Choose by product — 03 **Choose by product** "What do you want to insure?" solved with cards per line of business. The visitor enters through what they need, not through the brokerage's org chart.

Averon Brokers — Inside a line of business — 04 **Inside a line of business** Each line of business has its own page, with its coverage and its own call to get a quote. That way the site can receive traffic straight to a specific product from a search.

On mobile Home, line-of-business page and contact on mobile: the promise and the quote button always land in the first screen, which is where most insurance traffic arrives.

✳ Decisions Why this way

01
One single CTA across the whole site

Get a quote. No newsletter, no downloadable, no chat: at a brokerage, conversion means someone requests a quote and an advisor calls them.
02
One page per line of business

Lets people land straight from a specific search and speaks the language of each type of insurance, instead of one generic page that convinces no one.
03
Self-hosted fonts on the domain

An external CDN had failed us before and the typography silently fell back to Georgia. Here the font files live on the client's own domain.

The brief

What we did

One single CTA across the whole site

One page per line of business

Self-hosted fonts on the domain