Lightrailsites

Olathe, Kansas, United States

Building accessible, professional websites for insurance agencies

Banyan Theory crafts websites specifically for insurance agencies, focusing on accessibility, professionalism, and security. With nearly two decades of experience, they have built over 1,000 websites, ensuring each is usable, flexible, and visually appealing. Their platforms, LightRail and Webtricity, are designed to help insurance agents manage their online presence effectively.

The company offers a range of services including website design, professional copywriting, and search engine optimization, all tailored to meet the unique needs of independent insurance agents. By adhering to industry best practices, Banyan Theory ensures that their websites are not only beautiful but also optimized for search engines.

Banyan Theory partners with major insurance companies like Safeco and Liberty Mutual, serving over 3,500 agents across 49 states. Their commitment to client satisfaction is evident, with of clients recommending their services. The company operates from three remote-work offices in the U. , contributing to sustainability by producing 26,000 kWh of solar energy annually.

19
YEARS IN BUSINESS
8
SERVICES

Capabilities

Category

Web Design

Services

What these services involve

Accessibility Design
Accessibility Design for web design buyers. Clear scope, measurable outcomes, and reliable delivery.
Conversion Focused Design
Conversion Focused Design for web design buyers. Clear scope, measurable outcomes, and reliable delivery.
Design Systems
Design Systems for web design buyers. Clear scope, measurable outcomes, and reliable delivery.
Information Architecture
Information Architecture for web design buyers. Clear scope, measurable outcomes, and reliable delivery.

Agency details

Team size
11-50 people
Founded
2007 (19 years)

About this agency on Agency List

Lightrailsites holds an Agency List Score of 73 out of 100.

That score is higher than 42% of the 36,919 agencies Agency List has assessed so far.

The Agency List Score measures how well an agency documents its work in public: named clients, quantified outcomes, and whether those outcomes are attributed to the agency rather than to the client.

It does not measure client satisfaction, price, or availability.

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Assessment date

Agency List assessed Lightrailsites in September 2026, reading 7 pages published on lightrailsites.com.

The score reflects what Lightrailsites had published by that date; anything published since has not been read.

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