Answers in minutes
A few questions is all it takes. You'll see where you stand before anyone calls you.
Tell us where you rent and what you own. We'll tell you what you may qualify for — in about two minutes.
Most people are here because a lease demands it. Fair enough — but it also covers your stuff and your liability, and it is usually cheaper than people expect.
Hi, I'm your renters insurance eligibility assistant. Tell me your name and we'll get started — then a few quick questions to see what you may qualify for.
First, what's your name?
What state do you rent in?
What kind of place do you rent?
Roughly what are your belongings worth?
Almost every renter may qualify for coverage with a top-rated carrier.
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Your belongings — furniture, electronics, clothes — whether they are stolen or destroyed.
If a guest is hurt in your place, or you damage someone else’s property. Usually why the lease requires it.
Somewhere to stay while your place is repaired after a covered loss.
Small medical bills for a guest hurt at your place, without anyone having to sue.
New to renters insurance? Start with our complete renters insurance guide — what it covers, what it costs, and how much you actually need.
A few questions is all it takes. You'll see where you stand before anyone calls you.
Their insurance covers the building. Your laptop, your bike, your clothes — that is on you, and this is the policy that does it.
The reason leases require it: if a guest is hurt or you flood the unit below, this is the part that responds.
No Social Security number, no date of birth. We ask what we need to estimate eligibility and nothing more.
Your state and what kind of place it is — apartment, house, condo, or a room.
A rough value for your belongings, whether you have pets, and any claims in the last five years.
A straight read on what you may qualify for, and a link through to a top-rated carrier.
Quick answers — tap through for the full guide.
What renters actually pay each month, and what moves the number.
Read moreBelongings, liability, and somewhere to stay — plus what it never covers.
Read moreFrom picking a limit to filing a claim, in plain English.
Read moreThe full guide — how much coverage to buy and how to avoid over-insuring.
Read moreWe are a licensed insurance agency, not a lead broker. The guidance here is the same we would give you on the phone.
If your current policy is already a good deal, we'll say so. Nothing here is worth your money if it doesn't fit.
No jargon, no fine-print games. If we can't explain a coverage in a sentence, we shouldn't be selling it.
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This tool provides an eligibility estimate, not a quote or a binding decision. Rates and availability vary by state and by carrier. A renters policy covers your belongings and your liability — not the building, which your landlord insures separately. Flood is not covered and requires a separate policy.
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