To enhance the Seebeck coefficient and reduce the thermal conductivity while maintaining a satisfied electrical conductivity, a disordered structure was introduced into the La0.3Ce0.37Fe3CoSb12 crystalline by adding a low-melting-point lead telluride (PbTe). The results suggest that the disordered structure created by the melted PbTe at 870 K can be partly preserved into the La0.3Ce0.37Fe3CoSb12 materials at room temperature. With the existence of the disordered structure the Seebeck coefficient at 773 K is increased from 143 μV⋅K-1 to 265 μ VK-1, while the thermal conductivity is reduced from 2.12 W⋅m-1⋅K-1 to 1.60 W⋅m-1⋅K-1, nevertheless the electrical conductivity is dropped from 78000 Ω-1⋅m-1 to 23500 Ω-1⋅m-1. A figure of merit of 0.95 at 773 K is observed for the material containing 40% PbTe.