What happens, from the first click to your decision.
You answer a few questions. One specialist calls you, goes over your current policy with you and gets you a real quote. After that, it’s your call.
The whole process
You answer a few questions, a specialist calls you, and then you decide: that’s the summary. The rest of this page is what happens in between, in order. Where your details go, what the specialist goes over with you, what it costs, and what happens if you change nothing.
One specialist
Your request goes to one person, the one who knows your type of insurance. Not to five companies.
Nothing to prepare
No need to dig up your policy before the call. They help you find everything during it.
You decide after
Switch, or keep what you have. Both are real answers.
Four steps, and that’s it
Step 01
You answer a few questions.
Your type of insurance, your postal code, and how to reach you. That’s what Assurenet uses to match you with the right specialist — not to calculate a price. Leave your policy where it is: you don’t need it for this part.
Step 02
One specialist gets your request.
A certified representative, attached to a partner firm, who works mostly in your type of insurance. Just one. Your request doesn’t go out to five companies who all call you back in turn.
Step 03
They call you, and you go through your file together.
They introduce themselves with their name, their title and the name of their firm. Then you go over what you have today, what’s missing and the discounts that could apply. By the end of the call, they get you a real quote for your file.
Step 04
You compare, then you decide.
You put the quote next to what you pay today. If it’s worth switching, they walk you through how that works. If it isn’t, you keep your insurance.
None of the four steps commits you to changing anything.
What happens on the call
The specialist is the one who looks, checks and advises — Assurenet only makes the introduction.
They introduce themselves.
Their name, their title and their firm, in the first few seconds. You know right away who you’re talking to.
They listen before talking price.
Your vehicle, your home, your business, what changed this year. Answer with what you know: they fill in the rest with you.
They go through your current policy.
Your coverage, your deductible, your endorsements. If you don’t have the policy handy, they tell you what to look for and where.
They check the discounts.
Bundling, mileage, a clean record… They look at which ones could apply to your file, and which ones don’t.
They get you a quote.
A real quote for your situation, not a generic price out of a form.
They walk you through what’s next.
What switching involves, when it can happen, and the cancellation fees that may apply mid-policy. After that, the decision is yours.
Your request goes to one person, not to five companies.
You may have been burned before: you fill out a form somewhere, and your phone rings for a week.
Not here. Your request goes to a single specialist: the one your type of insurance and your postal code point to. One call, not a string of follow-ups.
Your details go to their firm, and we don’t resell them. If a second call is useful, the two of you decide that together.
Free for you. Here’s how Assurenet gets paid.
Answering the questions, taking the call, getting your quote: it costs you nothing, and nothing obliges you to buy.
Assurenet is paid by the specialist’s firm: a fixed amount for the introduction, whether or not you buy.
Other representatives and firms can offer comparable products. We’re telling you up front, so you know what you’re getting into.
Keeping the insurance you have is a real answer.
Sometimes the quote doesn’t beat what you already have. That’s a result, not a failure.
You still learned something: you now know what your policy is worth elsewhere. You can stop wondering whether you’re paying too much.
And until you decide something, nothing changes in your policy. The specialist doesn’t call your current insurer, and cancels nothing on your behalf.
Frequently asked questions
What do you ask for in the form?
A few questions: your type of insurance, your postal code and how to reach you. No questions about your vehicle, your health or your claims at that stage — that’s what the call is for.
When does the specialist call?
A specialist calls you first thing tomorrow morning. They introduce themselves with their name, their title and the name of their firm.
What do I need to prepare before the call?
Nothing. Having your current policy handy helps, but it isn’t necessary: the specialist tells you what to look for during the call, and you fill in the rest together.
Why a call, and not just a number on a screen?
Because a generic price says nothing about your file. To get you a real quote, the specialist needs to go over your coverage, your deductible and the discounts that could apply — and that happens by talking.
Will I get bombarded with calls afterwards?
One specialist has your request, and they call you once. No repeated follow-ups, no five companies taking turns. If a second call is useful, the two of you decide that together.
Do I have to switch insurers?
Never. You compare the quote with what you pay today, and you decide. If you keep your insurance, nothing changes in your policy.