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One ZIP code, one form, rates from more than 100 insurance companies side by side.
- Rates from 100+ insurance companies in one place
- Starts with your ZIP code — quotes in minutes
- No hidden fees — what you see is what you get
- Buy online or speak to an agent, whichever you prefer
Free · No obligation · Takes about two minutes
- Progressive
- Allstate
- Liberty Mutual
- Farmers
- The General
Carriers shown on Compare.com's own page. Which insurers you see depends on your state and your home.
How it works
- Enter your ZIP code
Compare.com uses it to work out which insurers write policies where you live.
- Answer a few questions about the home
Age, size, roof and the usual basics. It takes about two minutes.
- Compare the quotes side by side
Look at the price and what each policy actually covers. You can buy online or ask for an agent, and you can walk away.
What Compare.com says about savings
Compare.com states that users save up to $867 a year on premiums when they compare through them. That is their figure, not ours, and it is an upper bound rather than a typical result. What you save depends on your home, your state and what you are paying now.
Good to know
Does comparing cost anything?
Comparing on Compare.com is free. You enter your ZIP code and see quotes from the insurers that cover your area. There is no charge and no obligation to buy.
Which insurers will I see?
Compare.com says it compares rates from more than 100 insurance companies. Carriers shown on their own page include Progressive, Allstate, Liberty Mutual, Farmers and The General. Which ones you actually see depends on your state and your home.
Do I have to buy a policy?
No. You can look at the quotes and leave. If you do want to go ahead, Compare.com lets you buy online or speak to an agent.
Will my details be sold to spammers?
Compare.com states that it does not sell your phone number or personal information. Read their privacy policy for the full terms before you submit anything.
How does Compare.com make money?
By their own description, two ways: they earn a commission when you buy a policy through them, and insurers who appear without a price pay them per click through to the insurer's own site.
Is TrueRateGuide the insurer?
No. We are a marketing affiliate. Compare.com runs the comparison and the insurers set their own rates, eligibility and terms.
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