What we do
Insurifind is a free comparison starting point for people shopping for insurance online. You choose a coverage type, and we show you a list of insurance providers advertising in your state — optionally narrowed by up to five multiple-choice questions you can skip entirely. There is no account to create and no personal information to hand over.
When you find a provider worth considering, you click through and continue directly with that company. Insurifind does not sell insurance, does not quote or bind coverage, and is not an insurance agency, broker, or carrier. We are an advertising site.
How we make money
Insurifind is free to use because insurance providers pay us when a visitor clicks through to them. That is ordinary advertising compensation, and it has consequences we would rather you hear from us than work out for yourself:
- The order providers appear in reflects what those providers are willing to pay, not a ranking, score, or recommendation from us.
- The providers shown are the ones advertising in your state through our marketplace partner. They are not every provider available to you, and the cheapest option for you may not appear here at all.
- We are paid the same whether or not you buy a policy. We have no stake in which provider you choose.
- We do not collect, store, or sell your personal information. We are not a lead generator.
What we don't do
- We don't sell insurance or act as an agent or broker.
- We don't rate, rank, score, or recommend providers.
- We don't ask for your name, email address, or phone number.
- We don't require you to answer anything to see the listings.
- We don't sell or share consumer data with anyone.
- We don't publish reviews, ratings, testimonials, or editorial recommendations.
Where our listings come from
Provider listings on this site are supplied by a third-party insurance advertising marketplace. The advertiser writes its own listing — the company name, logo, description, and the page you land on when you click. Insurifind does not write, verify, or endorse anything an advertiser says about itself. If a listing contains a claim, that claim belongs to the advertiser, and you should confirm it with them directly before buying anything.
Availability changes often. A provider advertising in your state today may not be there next week, and some states have very few advertisers in some coverage types. When we have nothing to show you, we say so rather than showing you an empty page.
Questions?
Send us a note through our contact page and we'll reply within two business days.