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Employee benefits brokers in Grand Prairie, TX

One employee benefits broker office is based in Grand Prairie. It has an active Texas Department of Insurance license on file, and 1 was named as broker on 2024 federal Form 5500 benefit-plan filings. Another 62 offices are within 15 miles.

Listing data last checked October 27, 2026 against 2024 Form 5500 filings and the Texas Department of Insurance license file. How we build this directory

The broker based in Grand Prairie

Verified brokers first. Select a broker to see their license, contact details and location.

BrokerTypeGoogle profileTDI license

Carrier agents in Grand Prairie

These agents represent one voluntary-benefits carrier, such as Aflac or Colonial Life, rather than shopping the market for you. They're listed for reference and aren't counted as brokers.

AgentCarrierGoogle profileTDI license
Aryeha L. Augustin FletcherColonial Life—On file

Brokers within 15 miles of Grand Prairie

The 40 closest of 62 offices nearby. Verified brokers first, then closest. Distances are between city centers.

BrokerCityDistanceTDI license
Lockton logoLocktonDallas12 miOn file
Aon logoAonDallas12 miOn file
MercerDallas12 miOn file
eBen logoeBenDallas12 miOn file
CBIZDallas12 miOn file
GoBenefitsDallas12 miOn file

Questions employers in Grand Prairie ask

How many employee benefits brokers are in Grand Prairie, Texas?

One broker office is based in Grand Prairie, and 62 more are within 15 miles. The count includes both agencies and independent agents found in federal Form 5500 filings, the Texas Department of Insurance license file and Google business listings.

How do I choose a benefits broker in Grand Prairie?

Look for a broker who already handles groups your size, will be on site for open enrollment, and can show you an active Texas license. Ask how they are paid and who services your account after the sale. Read the full guide to choosing a broker.

Does it cost anything to use an employee benefits broker?

Usually not directly. Most brokers are paid a commission by the insurance carrier that is built into your premium, and some charge a flat fee instead. Brokers serving group health plans must disclose what they are paid, so ask for it in writing. How benefits brokers get paid.

How are the brokers on this page checked?

Each listing is matched to the Texas Department of Insurance license file and to 2024 Form 5500 filings published by the U.S. Department of Labor. Verified brokers have also confirmed their page from their company email and are listed first. Placement can’t be bought.

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