Who pays us
RateWire LLC earns revenue from the insurance carriers, licensed agents, and insurance marketplaces we work with. We are typically paid when we match or connect a consumer with one of these providers, for example when you submit a quote request, click through to a provider's website, or speak with an agent.
We do not charge consumers anything, and we are not paid by you if you buy a policy.
How compensation can affect what you see
Compensation may influence which providers are shown to you and the order in which they appear. Not every insurance company participates, so the providers you see may not include every option available in your area.
What compensation does not affect
- Your price. The rate you are offered is set by the carrier based on its own underwriting. Using RateWire does not increase what you pay.
- Our educational content. Our guides and carrier reviews follow our editorial guidelines. Providers do not review, approve, or pay for specific coverage in our articles.
Questions
If you have questions about how RateWire works with its partners, email info@ratewire.com. You can also read our Advertiser Disclosure.