Compare auto insurance without the forms.
Three questions. No name, no email, no phone number. See which licensed providers are worth your time, then decide whether to talk to any of them.
Advertiser disclosure. We may be compensated when you connect with a provider through this site. This affects which options appear and where, but not our editorial assessments. How we make money
Question 1 of 3
What’s your ZIP code?
How it works
- 01
Tell us three things
ZIP code, whether you’re insured today, and whether you own your home. That’s the whole form.
- 02
We match your profile
Your answers decide which licensed providers are worth showing you — coverage rules and carrier availability are set state by state.
- 03
You compare, or you don’t
Look at what comes back and act on it or ignore it. There is no obligation and nothing to cancel.
What makes this different
No name, email, or phone number
We ask three questions and none of them identify you. You decide what to share, and only once you have decided a provider is worth talking to.
Regional carriers, not just the big names
Regional mutuals and usage-based programs price some profiles very differently from the national advertisers. They are the reason shopping around still works.
We tell you how we get paid
We are compensated when you connect with a provider. That is the entire business model and it is on the page rather than in a footnote.
Common questions
- Is QuoteMatchPros an insurance company?
- No. We are a free comparison and marketing service. We are not an insurance company, agency, broker, or provider, and we do not sell insurance. We connect you with licensed providers who do.
- Does using QuoteMatchPros cost anything?
- No. The service is free to use and there is no obligation to buy anything. We are compensated by the providers you connect with, not by you.
- Do I have to give you my phone number or email?
- Not to use this site. Our three questions are your ZIP code, whether you currently have auto insurance, and whether you own your home. If you choose to contact a provider, they will collect what they need directly.
- Why do rates differ so much between drivers?
- Carriers weight rating factors differently, and which factors they are allowed to use is set by state law. Two drivers on the same street with the same record can be quoted very differently by the same two carriers, which is why comparing periodically matters more than picking a single "cheapest" carrier once.
- How often should I compare?
- A reasonable habit is once a year and again after anything that changes your risk profile — a move, a new vehicle, a driver added or removed, or a violation ageing off your record.