Is Progressive A Good Insurance Company? Reviews From Over 23,633 Customers

The only thing I don't like is their high charge to renew your policy.

They are very expensive. I just purchased a new Buick Encore and my insurance went from $78.83 to $132.83. I am a 60-year-old widow on disability. Everyone is talking about companies overcharging for years (25 years), and customers are receiving some of that money back as a refund. I would like lower auto insurance and to learn about this refund if it is real.

Progressive is about the same price as other insurances, but they're flexible, fast, friendly, and it's easy to apply online. All in all, great service all around.

Your survey asks for ratings on aspects I have not experienced, such as claims processing. I have not had a claim, so I cannot evaluate. This is only an example of several such categories. Poorly designed and not applicable survey!

The service is pretty good. I appreciate what they do for me.

Rates are too high! I’ve been driving since I was 16 with no tickets, at-fault accidents, or DUIs. I am 61 now with the same record, and my rates are still high. I shouldn’t be paying a very high dollar for insurance, even on a bundle package.

I haven't had a claim with the company, but a family member has coverage and she couldn't think of good things about them!

They have helped me when I needed them.

I really like Progressive. They have a nice attitude.

Make sure that you do a new quote at renewal time. If I had stuck with my current policy, I would have been paying $50 a month more.

The first 6 months you get a great rate. Then this 6 months I’m paying $197 per month.

I've had no problems. I like the agency I am with. They have always handled any issues quickly and efficiently, as painlessly as possible.

Great online and app service.

Much better than my old insurance company. I saved almost half by switching to Progressive.

They were much cheaper than my previous company and they are very informative when it comes to any changes to my policy.

They are always helpful, knowledgeable, friendly, and will make sure to have answered your needs or find someone to help.

Progressive Insurance has been a positive experience in every aspect. Good rates, never have to wait long on the phone. I did get quotes at other places, but Progressive held true with the best prices.

Good. I use Progressive now.

When NC decreased rates last year, I called Progressive and requested a new quote for my 3 vehicles. They politely did that, and I’m saving over a hundred dollars a year just for requesting a new quote. I have never had to file a claim, so I can’t speak to their claim services, whether good or bad.

I have Progressive, and if I don’t get a new quote, my rates go up by $25-$30!

Affordable coverage. Great claims handling. Quick service and satisfactory results.

Great price! Easy to change from one company to another.

I tried to get another quote recently and couldn't find anything cheaper than what I already have.

I am very pleased with Progressive. I have not made any claims, but so far I am very pleased.

Service, support, and price are good.

They're okay, budget-friendly, but they stick it to you when you make policy changes. That's why I'm shopping. If they'd take care to keep customers, we wouldn't have to shop each time the price hikes.

They raised my premium without telling me.

Amazing.

I’m very happy with B&W Progressive Insurance in Washington, PA.

Good customer service and communication.

When your insurance is due, unless you’re extremely content, check with a few other places. If your insurance goes up for no apparent reason, check with your company or the agent you’re dealing with to find out why. If you find the same coverage cheaper elsewhere, before changing, contact your agent or company again and see if they can match it or do better. And always look at the reviews of an agent or company before deciding. There are good and bad options, and many to choose from—try not to make a bad decision.

I think it’s a little high. I don’t drive more than 50 miles a day, and there’s no discount.

My claim was handled efficiently.

I’ve never had issues with them. Every six months, I pay and trust that they’ve got my back.

Very good—easily better than GEICO when it comes to claims. Their agents are well-schooled and provide relevant information in a timely manner. They’re not the absolute cheapest, but they provide good value for the money spent.

When I signed up for Progressive Insurance, I was told in writing that I could get a better rate on this policy and save by switching to Progressive Insurance. So I changed my insurance to Progressive. Not only did it cost more, but even though it was only about $10 more, I am still paying $191.00. This is unacceptable to me. These companies are taking advantage of us as consumers because we have to have a certain type of insurance to be covered through our loan agreement. This is what's so upsetting about the insurance companies.

Great price, great service.

I have excellent service.

Great customer service, very efficient.

Switching to Progressive saved me a lot of money.

Great service. Always rated as #1 when looking to replace them. Many companies rate them above average.

The rate has gone up, so I'm looking for a new policy.

Watch out for rate increases.

Expensive, but no one is cheaper.

Overall great customer service at a fair price.

Lower price.

Go directly to Progressive Insurance to save money and get the coverage you want.

It's a good insurance.

I've enjoyed Progressive for the past year; however, there are several companies with much lower premiums. And right now, money is tight due to rising food costs.

Progressive is great so far, but I've never had a claim, so I'm unsure how they handle those.

Very good. They readily lowered the cost when we changed autos.

So far, so good. However, I drive roughly 5,000 miles per year and feel the premiums are not factoring that in.

Very nice job and I like everything.

For my area, they have the best price so far that I could find.

Plan for your insurance rates to go up from year to year for no apparent reason.

My experience was positive, just very expensive.

I have Progressive. I'm seeking a lower rate for senior low mileage.

I’m very satisfied. They were very reasonable, and I got all the coverage I wanted and needed.

Good all around. Price can change quickly. Customer service is excellent.

Great company, but the prices are way higher than they should be when you have no claims, no tickets, etc.

Not great. They are four times the price of anyone else to add a car and a driver, even though I already have coverage with them.

Customer service is fair, but they are raising their rates.

They seem to be the cheapest for now. I get new quotes every 6 months.

With Progressive, I cannot understand why my rate is so darn high. My friend with an almost identical policy has a much cheaper rate.

Make sure when they offer Snapshot you watch what they explain to you. We never brought our driving experience up to 5 stars, so they have DOUBLED our insurance coverage from $564 for the first six months, and the renewal has been doubled to a total of $1128 for six months. We are changing immediately!

Starts out with a medium to high initial payment, then stays high for 6 months. Then, without any accidents, pull-overs, or any problems, the insurance company might decrease the rate by thirty cents. I haven't had any issues since I got my license back several years ago, but my full coverage payment is through the roof, and I can't understand it.

First, I was quoted $31.50 per month, which was $189 for 6 months, but the woman on the phone couldn’t find my quote, and the system wanted to charge me $380 for six months. It really felt like a bait and switch tactic. Really too bad because I had used them previously and all went well.

I needed the least expensive option with full coverage for my Saturn, and this was it. I just started the policy, so I don't know about the service yet.

Average pricing, customer service is good. There should be more discounts for low mileage driving.

They are horrible if you have a small claim that is under your deductible. I was rear-ended in October and no one will help me get reimbursed from the man's insurance because it's under my deductible amount. My agent is absolutely no help either. I'm up for renewal and I will change insurance companies.

I received no discounts for being a senior and driving less. Instead of getting discounts, it seems prices went up. I am undecided about recommending it to friends. Also, I changed banks and had trouble having my bank source accepted for payments.

Good, easy to acquire but too expensive.

The cost went up at month seven.

No accidents, no tickets, still... a higher renewal cost.

They didn't tell me it was pay-per-mile until after I signed up for it, and they canceled my insurance. They also made it seem like I was paying for a year, not 6 months. Lemonade is the cheapest insurance I can afford right now.

It's a good service, but I think it's expensive for the type of car and the year. Paying $273 every month is a lot for me.

Too expensive for minimum coverage.

They raise their prices on people like me with a great driving record way too often.

The insurance was high priced and they dropped me with little warning.

Progressive gave me a quote on 04/22/2026, which was lower than my renewal rate. I accepted the new quote with full premium payment once they sent me my declaration page on 04/23/2026.

Progressive was the only insurer I contacted as I needed coverage immediately in order to purchase a car in real time. I was charged $217.00 for monthly liability coverage, which I found to be quite high. I plan to end this coverage at the 30-day mark and choose a new insurance company.

Expensive with no driving violations, situations, etc.

Prices were very high, but it seems that is a problem in Florida for all insurance.

Much better and cost-effective.

The price is extremely high. Despite having my license for over forty years and renewing it in December of last year, I am being treated and charged like I'm a new driver.

Rates are sky high. I have no tickets, no accidents, and still, for a 2007 Nissan 350Z, I pay $289 a month. This is ridiculous for a 75-year-old man, married but separated, to pay. Oh yeah, I am on Social Security too!

I switched to them at a certain place, and not even 6 months later, it went up $35, so that's kind of left a bad taste in my mouth.

It's mid. It's not a simple breakdown of what you're paying! It's increasing, but it's not telling me why it increased.

Too expensive for the very little I drive.

Don't get Progressive. They canceled my policy after an accident and questioned me about fraud because I recently got a policy and then had an accident a couple of days after obtaining insurance. They still have not fixed my car or reimbursed me for rental or towing.

Policy flexibility is poor. I had them review my rates after 6 months, and they are adding $1000 to my premium because I made roadside assistance claims.

I gave them all my information when I signed up, and now my policy has doubled to an amount that I can't afford.

The claims process was horrible—I felt like I was doing their job. I won’t go back to Progressive.

There was an incident with no injuries and no apparent vehicle damage, but the other driver apparently filed a claim. The insurance company (Progressive) started asking me a lot of questions, often ones I had already answered. My first question was, "What is the claim—injury or vehicle? Details?" After two weeks, Progressive still never attempted to answer that.

I don’t trust them, and I’m scared to change—literally. I can’t find anyone who can do less than $782 a year for home insurance or anything under $80 for car insurance, with the payment staying the same. Progressive is known for raising my bill—every time I get a bill, it’s more. How does that work? I hate talking on the phone, so don’t bother. If you can find me something close to what I have, I could switch. I can’t do over $1,000 for home insurance, and they wanted around $1,200 a year.

It was more expensive, and I got three different quotes from the same company at different times and from different phone numbers, even though it was the same company.

No discounts for seniors or for a good driving record.

The car insurance and handling of claims have been promising.

Progressive, Geico, and others may increase your rates by adding roommates to your policy, even if they aren't drivers of your vehicle. Be cautious and review your policy details carefully.

Expensive. I dropped a car and the insurance rate went up. Not satisfied with Progressive.

They all start off lower than the last, then creep up, adding money to payments as time goes on.

Progressive will write your policy cheaper than anyone else, but it won't stay at the same rate. It will go up the first time there is an issue with the bank or any error at all, and they overcharge you.

Very poor! They increased my rates by over $900 for six months. I feel this is unfair.

Progressive was good until I used their tracking device, and they increased my rates significantly based on one above-normal month of driving. They never lowered it back, so I switched to another provider. I only drive 9,000 miles a year.

They added a driver to my policy, and after I had them removed, they didn’t lower the price back to what it was prior to unnecessarily adding the driver.

Progressive is seemingly trying to dominate the insurance field. It is difficult to get other companies' rates on online sites while Progressive dominates the field.

I have no tickets, no DUIs, no wrecks, or claims, and they still charge too much. Find insurance that sells insurance, not commissions.

Look for full coverage at a cheaper price elsewhere because the cost of living has gone up. Everything is bleeding Americans dry, and car insurance is supposed to be affordable.

Constantly follow up on your payments, especially if you have to make changes. The past 4 months have been difficult keeping my insurance policy up to date because of a separation from my wife. They have messed up my account numerous times and just say yes to get me off the phone. Sadly, I’m a 'Gold status' client who has been with them for years. I’m not renewing my policy.

My current vehicle insurance doesn't cover my 2003 Olds Alero, and because my daughter (age 18) just became a licensed driver, I'm paying double the premium as a second driver! I can barely afford to pay rent or for my other vehicle. Paying almost $600 per month for vehicle insurance is ridiculous!

Overall, not a bad company but they didn’t offer multi-vehicle discounts like others do. Their online system is terrible, which is the main reason I left.

Liberty Insurance Company is so far the best company I have ever been with in my 50 years of driving. As for Progressive Insurance Company, they start you out with a low price then jack it up $150 or $200 and give you some excuse, so buyers beware. Thanks.

We are retired and have an excellent driving record. We've even used their monitors for the last six months, during which we received an 11 out of 15—a great score. However, my price still went up. They tried to convince me that it's a good price, but no thanks.

They are way overpriced. I'm canceling and going with Mendota/Advantage Auto.

Good insurance until you have to use it. My policy jumped $1000 for 6 months, so I left!

Well, I have been a loyal customer for over 5 years. No accidents or tickets. My bill keeps getting more expensive. I reached out to other companies. They all quoted me half the price. I am over 65 and don't drive much. I believe I am more entitled to my money than they are.

The rates keep going up! We have been customers for years, but there is no discount for being loyal.

I'm paying $1,400 every 6 months for full coverage. No tickets since 1992 and no accidents, not even stopped and warned. I'm 76 years old and can't afford this.

For not having an accident ever from the age of 16 to 76, and only putting mileage on the car to go to doctor appointments, physical therapy, church, etc., I'm paying way too much for insurance.

They have raised my premium every six months for the past two years.