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The Marathon System is operated by Khojant LLC and serves independent insurance agencies with two core product lines: Agency Management System and Premium Financing. It is not positioned as a general-purpose CRM, but as a vertical SaaS platform built around the needs of insurance agencies: clients, policies, documents, company billing, bank accounts, premium financing, and reconciliation. The website highlights that the company has served this sector since 1982, with average customer retention reaching 10–20+ years.
The product’s most distinctive trait is its “accounting-first / finance-aware” approach. The Premium Financing module supports finance agreement management, automated billing and payment tracking, reporting, and profit analysis, while emphasizing no data deletion, full audit trails, and built-in reconciliation. The Agency Management module covers client and policy tracking, document storage, company statements, bank accounts, and team productivity tools. Download Wizard is described as being able to reconcile carrier statements within an hour. The two modules can share a customer database, unified reporting, and a single login, or agencies can use only the Premium Financing module without replacing their existing AMS.
The website does not publish specific pricing, but it clearly states that there are no long-term contracts, pricing is per user and customized by agency, configuration and training are included, and ongoing support is included. No free plan or free trial information was found, though Request a Demo and system demo videos are available. For budget-conscious small independent agencies, the lack of long-term lock-in is a plus; however, the absence of public pricing increases the cost of procurement comparison.
The main strengths are strong vertical fit, native integration between agency management and premium financing, and particular suitability for insurance organizations that value reconciliation, financial accuracy, and audit trails. Cloud-hosted deployment reduces local maintenance overhead, while the standalone premium financing module lowers the barrier to adoption for agencies that do not want to replace their existing system. The main weakness is that public information is incomplete: there is no clear detail on APIs, developer support, specific third-party integrations, encryption, compliance certifications, or a detailed permissions model.
It is best suited to independent insurance agencies in the U.S. or North American context, from solo agents to multi-office teams, especially those that want to keep premium financing revenue in-house and reduce manual reconciliation. Access from China is unknown; the website does not provide Chinese language support, local payment options, domestic compliance information, or adaptation for China’s insurance market. If procuring for use in China, buyers should carefully verify network availability, cross-border payments, data storage location, and fallback options. Comparable AMS products include Applied Epic, AMS360, Vertafore, HawkSoft, and EZLynx.
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