How Assurenet makes money, without it working against you.
Assurenet doesn’t sell insurance and doesn’t give advice. We put you in touch with one certified specialist attached to a partner firm, and they’re the one who goes over your file with you. For you, it costs nothing.
The model, in one sentence
Assurenet is a matching service. Not an insurer, not a firm, not a broker: we sell no insurance at all. You answer a few questions, we match you with one certified specialist attached to a partner firm, and from there your file is theirs.
It costs you nothing
Answering the questions, the call, the quote: all of it is free for you.
One specialist, not five companies
Your details go to one firm, not to five that all call you.
Nothing obliges you to buy
Keeping the insurance you already have is a perfectly good answer.
Who does what
Assurenet makes the introduction. Everything else is the specialist’s job — they’re the one certified to do it.
We match you.
On your type of insurance and your postal code. Nothing else goes into the match.
One specialist.
A certified representative attached to a partner firm, who works mostly in your type of insurance.
Your details go to one firm.
Not to five companies. We don’t sell them, and they’re used for the introduction only.
They’re the one who reviews your file.
Your coverage, your deductible, the discounts that could apply: that happens with them, on the call.
The advice comes from them.
Assurenet gives no insurance advice. The specialist is the one certified for that.
The quote comes from them.
They prepare it for your situation. Not a generic price off a chart.
“If it’s free, what’s the catch?”
It’s the first thing people ask, and it’s a fair question.
You pay nothing: not for the questions, not for the call, not for the quote. 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 you comparable products.
Why one specialist instead of five quotes
Elsewhere, filling out a form often means your details go out to several companies. After that your phone doesn’t stop ringing, and you tell the same story five times.
Here, your file goes to one person. They introduce themselves with their name, their title and their firm, they go through your situation with you, and they get you a quote.
One call with someone who knows your file beats five calls with people who have never seen it.
Staying where you are is a good answer
If the quote doesn’t beat what you pay today, you keep the insurance you have, with a clear head. That’s a result, not a failure: you finally know where you stand. Until you decide something, nothing changes in your policy.
The questions we get about our model
Is it really free?
Yes, for you. Answering the questions, taking the call and getting your quote costs you nothing, and nothing obliges you to buy. What pays for the service is the specialist’s firm, not you.
Is Assurenet a broker or an insurer?
Neither. Assurenet doesn’t sell insurance and doesn’t give advice. We only make the introduction to a certified specialist attached to a partner firm. They’re the one who reviews your file, advises you and gets you a quote.
Who reviews my file, Assurenet or the specialist?
The specialist. On our side, we collect your contact details and match you with them, that’s it. Reviewing your file, checking discounts, advising you and preparing a quote are the specialist’s job, because they’re the one certified to do it.
Are my details sent to several companies?
No. They go to the firm of the specialist we match you with, and to nobody else. We don’t sell them.
Do I have to buy?
Never. You compare the quote with what you pay today, and you decide. If it isn’t worth switching, you don’t switch, and until you decide something, nothing changes in your policy.
Why one specialist rather than several quotes?
Because one person who knows your file beats five who have never seen it. The specialist introduces themselves with their name, their title and their firm, and takes the time to go through your situation with you. One call, not a string of follow-ups.