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Shopping around for car insurance is a critical step in helping you find the best coverage at the lowest price. Clearsurance is an insurance marketplace website that aims to streamline the insurance-shopping experience.
Owned by Quote.com, Clearsurance is a lead-generation site. It collects customer information and shares it with its partners rather than providing real-time insurance quotes. In this Clearsurance review, you’ll learn about the typical user experience, the platform’s benefits and drawbacks, and what you can expect from using the site.
Clearsurance is a relatively young company. It launched in 2016 as a platform for customers to share their honest, unfiltered experiences with insurance companies. Quote.com (previously 360 Quote LLC) acquired Clearsurance in 2021.
Clearsurance customers have submitted thousands of reviews about specific insurance companies, including household names like State Farm, Progressive, and Allstate.
The customer reviews are a standout feature of Clearsurance.
The company breaks down reviews by insurance type so you can see how customers feel about different products. In its review posts of each company, Clearsurance summarizes the tone of customer reviews and calls out common complaints or issues to help customers make informed decisions.
But Clearsurance doesn’t have any reviews on the Better Business Bureau or Trustpilot websites. It has a small number of reviews on Facebook, but they’re quite old.
Partners with dozens of insurers
Multiple insurance products available
Free educational resources
Poor to mixed reviews on social media and customer review websites
Requires your personal information to view rates
Shares user information with third parties
As an insurance marketplace website, Clearsurance asks a few basic questions about your vehicle and location. Depending on your location, Clearsurance will redirect you to one of its sister platforms, like EverQuote or AutoInsurance.org.
After you submit your details, these platforms will connect you with one of their insurance partners, including several major companies like State Farm, Farmers, Progressive, Liberty Mutual, and American Family.
Unlike some insurance-comparison websites, which give you specific quotes from several companies so you can quickly and easily compare rates, Clearsurance was more limited. When we requested a quote for a minivan, it linked to just one company — Progressive.
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Clearsurance also didn’t allow us to view the actual rate on its platform. Instead, when we clicked on “View My Rate,” it redirected us to Progressive’s website.
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We had to re-enter the same information, making the experience more cumbersome and time-consuming. And we had to provide a phone number to yet another company before we could view our rate, which led to more sales calls.
We also had to shop around and get quotes from other insurers on our own to see how Progressive’s rates measured up. As a result, Clearsurance isn’t effective as a marketplace. We had to manually enter our information again and couldn’t compare rates from multiple insurers in one place.
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Clearsurance has little presence online and few customer reviews. It isn’t listed on the Better Business Bureau site and doesn’t have any reviews on Trustpilot. But it has a small number of older reviews available on Facebook. Some praise the company’s platform and how easy it is to shop for insurance, but other reviews give it low marks.
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Clearsurance hasn’t updated its social media sites recently. The last post from the company was in August 2024.
When you use Clearsurance, it’ll re-route you to one of its sister platforms, such as EverQuote or AutoInsurance.org. So, we looked up customer reviews on those sites, too.
On Trustpilot, AutoInsurance.org has a 3.2 TrustScore based on 13 reviews. EverQuote has more reviews, and they tend to be more negative. It has a TrustScore of 1.3 based on more than 40 reviews. For both platforms, customers complain about receiving a lot of sales calls after providing their information.
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Both Clearsurance and Insurify are marketplace sites that aim to make insurance shopping easier.
Insurify offers a more robust shopping experience. By filling out a basic form and providing minimal information about yourself, you can get quotes from several companies at once. But unlike Clearsurance, Insurify allows you to view actual rates, and it won’t sell your personal information to third parties.
In contrast, Clearsurance offered just one quote when we submitted our information. We had to enter all the same information on the partner’s website to view specific rates, so it was a longer and more time-consuming process.
Insurify has educational resources on a broad range of insurance products, including car, home, renters, travel, and pet insurance. Clearsurance allows users to get details on auto, home, and renters insurance, but it has educational materials on pet and life insurance, too.
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We submitted a form to view car insurance quotes on the Clearsurance website. Within minutes, we received multiple emails, calls, and texts from Clearsurance’s partner insurance companies. Although it had paired us with just one company, we received dozens of messages and calls from other insurance companies.
Our experience is consistent with the experiences of other reviewers. On Trustpilot’s pages for EverQuote and AutoInsurance.org — two of Clearsurance’s sister platforms — customers complain about the deluge of texts and calls they received after submitting their information on the Clearsurance platform.
The following information can help you decide whether Clearsurance is a good option for you as you shop for car insurance.
Yes. While Clearsurance is still in operation, its website and social media accounts are quite stale. It hasn’t updated its “News” website in several years, and its Facebook page hasn’t been updated in some time, either.
Clearsurance is relatively easy to use. It asks basic questions about your vehicle, location, and driving history, and it links you to partner insurers. But the platform will redirect you to its partner websites. You can’t get a quote or view rates without re-entering your information with the partner insurance company.
Yes. Clearsurance is completely free to use. You can use the platform to get quotes from major insurance companies, and it also provides access to customer reviews and ratings.
Clearsurance was launched in 2016, so it’s been in operation for less than 10 years. Quote.com purchased the company in 2021.
Clearsurance is owned by Quote.com, a company based in Tampa, Florida. Quote.com operates several brands that connect consumers with insurance companies, agencies, and agents. Quote.com is owned by Osceola Lead Generation Holdings LLC.
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Kat Tretina is a personal finance writer specializing in debt repayment and insurance.
Previously, she worked in public relations within the pharmaceutical industry before switching to non-profit work. After struggling to repay her own student loan debt and seeing firsthand how complex the financial aid and repayment system is, she began writing to share what she learned so other people could better manage their loans.
For the past seven years, she’s been freelancing for major financial publications, focusing her work on helping people understand their financial options. Kat double-majored in English and Communications at Elizabethtown College, and she went on to earn her master’s at West Chester University. She has also earned certifications in student loan counseling and financial education.
7+ years in content creation and management
5+ years in insurance and personal finance content
Ashley is a seasoned personal finance editor who’s produced a variety of digital content, including insurance, credit cards, mortgages, and consumer lending products.
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