People searching for a Catalyit AI masterclass alternative usually want their insurance team using AI on real work, not another generic course. Integrated AI is an implementation partner for property and casualty agencies and employee-benefits brokerages. It is not a training provider.
If you are looking for AI training for your agency, here is why implementation on your workflows works differently than a masterclass. A cohort teaches the people who enroll. Implementation builds workflows on the accounts and systems the agency already uses, with the people who do that work. Catalyit offers an AI masterclass as a cohort for independent insurance agencies. As of the comparison on this site dated October 21, 2026, that program is published as eight weeks. This page does not restate Catalyit's lesson list or its price. Those details are on Catalyit's AI Masterclass page, and a dated comparison of several published programs is on how insurance agencies adopt AI.
What a cohort masterclass typically is
A cohort masterclass is a class a group takes together over a set number of weeks. The people who enroll follow a shared curriculum, practice the exercises the class assigns, and then return to the work waiting at the agency.
That format is a coherent way to learn how a tool behaves. Someone can see a renewal summary, a prompt, or a coverage comparison worked as an example, and can ask questions while other agency people are in the same sessions. The class ends when the weeks end. What the person holds afterward is the practice and whatever notes or plan the curriculum asked them to make.
A class does not, by itself, leave the agency with workflows running in its own AI environment, with written data rules, or with a library the agency owns. That is a description of the format. It is not a judgment of the people who teach the class, and it is not a claim about every exercise inside one program. Catalyit's offer sits in this category: an AI masterclass taught as a cohort for independent insurance agencies. The lesson list and the price stay on Catalyit's own page. Other published options, including association programs and short courses, are already set out on how insurance agencies adopt AI.
What done-with-you implementation is
Done-with-you implementation means the workflows are built with the agency, on the agency's own systems. The people who do the work are in the room, and the finished workflows stay in accounts the agency controls.
Integrated AI starts with discovery. The discovery covers which workflows repeat, which AI tools and accounts are already in use, and where client and employee data has gone. The engagement then recommends one platform to consolidate on. That recommendation can be Claude, Copilot, or Hatz AI. Integrated AI is a Founding Claude Partner. The same engagement builds in the agency's own environment when the recommendation is Copilot or Hatz AI, so the workflows stay in accounts the agency controls.
The build is 5 to 10 workflows in the agency's own AI environment. The two days on site are working sessions with the team on live accounts. The agency keeps the policy, the shared library, and the workflows. A licensed person at the agency still reviews anything that goes to a client or a carrier. Integrated AI does not sell courses, and it does not issue credentials or certifications. It also does not provide insurance continuing-education credit. How that credit works for agents is on where AI stands with insurance CE credit.
When a class may be enough
A class may be enough when one person wants to learn how the tools work before the agency changes its own systems. It may also be enough when the agency is not ready to choose workflows, write data rules, or decide which client information may enter an approved account.
In those cases a cohort is a way to learn the category. A producer, an account manager, or a principal can sit through the weeks, see how other agencies talk about the tools, and come back with a clearer question. That can be the right purchase when the agency has not yet decided that it wants workflows built, or when only one person is asking. The rest of the team does not have to stop the week for it.
When the goal is a renewal, a proposal, or an enrollment communication running in the agency's own environment, a class can show a pattern and still leave that work unbuilt. It does not write the data rules a carrier or a client may later ask about. That limit belongs to the format of a class. An agency can value the class and still need a separate piece of work afterward.
When building 5 to 10 workflows on the agency's own systems is a better fit
Building 5 to 10 workflows on the agency's own systems is a better fit when the agency wants AI on work it already repeats, in accounts it controls. The fit is the job in front of the agency. This page does not rank a masterclass against implementation.
The usual candidates are jobs whose inputs already exist and whose finished output already has a format the agency uses. Renewal preparation, quote comparison, client email, census cleanup, and open enrollment communications are the kinds of work that show up in discovery. The method for choosing the first set, including what to leave alone, is in how to pick the first workflows.
An agency can send a person to a cohort and later decide that it wants workflows built in its own environment. The useful distinction is what the agency wants to hold at the end. A class leaves the person with practice. Implementation leaves the agency with 5 to 10 workflows, written data rules, and a partner who stays available after the build. How enablement differs from buying a tool and stopping there is in AI enablement or an AI tool.
What the Foundation and the Partner include
The Foundation is Integrated AI's implementation engagement for property and casualty agencies and employee-benefits brokerages. It is four weeks. It is not a course, and Integrated AI does not describe it as one.
The Foundation includes discovery and a data and exposure audit, one platform recommendation, approved tools and written data rules, 5 to 10 workflows built in the agency's own AI environment, two days on site with the team, a shared library the agency owns, and the first 60 days of the Partner retainer. The Foundation is $12,000 for the first 10 seats, plus $500 per additional seat. Pricing is valid for engagements signed through December 31, 2026. The agency buys its AI subscriptions directly and owns them. The engagement is described on the Foundation. What is included, and what is not, is in what AI enablement costs an insurance agency.
The Partner retainer is what follows the Foundation. It is $1,500 a month for up to 10 people, $2,000 a month for 11 to 25 people, or $2,500 a month for 26 people and up. The first 60 days are included in the Foundation. After that the retainer is month to month, with 30 days' notice. There is no annual contract. The monthly briefing, the support, and the later workflows are described on the Integrated AI Partner page.
A cohort masterclass and the Foundation answer different questions. A class fits when a person needs practice before the agency changes its systems. The Foundation fits when the agency wants 5 to 10 workflows in its own environment, written data rules, and a partner afterward.
Questions agencies ask
What is a Catalyit AI masterclass alternative?
People searching for a Catalyit AI masterclass alternative usually want their insurance team using AI on real work, not another generic course. Integrated AI is an implementation partner for property and casualty agencies and employee-benefits brokerages. It builds 5 to 10 workflows in the agency's own AI environment. It does not sell courses, and it does not issue credentials or certifications. Catalyit offers an AI masterclass as a cohort. This page does not restate Catalyit's curriculum or its price.
If I am looking for AI training, how is implementation different from a masterclass?
If you are looking for AI training for your agency, implementation on your workflows works differently than a masterclass. A cohort masterclass teaches a shared curriculum to the people who enroll. Integrated AI builds 5 to 10 workflows with the people who do the work, in the agency's own AI environment, and writes the data rules those workflows follow. Integrated AI does not sell courses, and it does not issue credentials or certifications.
When is a class enough, and when are 5 to 10 workflows a better fit?
A class may be enough when a person wants to learn how the tools work before the agency changes its own systems. Building 5 to 10 workflows on the agency's own systems is a better fit when the agency wants repeating work, such as renewals, proposals, or enrollment communications, running in accounts the agency controls, with written data rules. The two are different purchases. This page does not rank them.
What do the Foundation and the Partner cost?
The Foundation is $12,000 for the first 10 seats, plus $500 per additional seat, and it includes the first 60 days of the Partner retainer. After that the retainer is $1,500 a month for up to 10 people, $2,000 a month for 11 to 25 people, or $2,500 a month for 26 people and up. It is month to month, with 30 days' notice. Pricing is valid for engagements signed through December 31, 2026. The agency buys its AI subscriptions directly and owns them.
