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Shop around for cheaper insurance

The bot fills in quote forms, emails local agents or brokers, and compares the offers with your current policy.

Up to $7,000 a year as reported, with no screenshot · 12 cases, 5 report a saving

Starting prompt (adapted)

Re-shop my insurance before it renews: read my current policy from my email or the documents I give you, then get quotes for the same or better coverage from other insurers and from local agents or brokers. Use the separate email address and phone number I give you for quote requests, not my personal ones. Ask me before sending my date of birth, driver's license, or VIN to anyone, never enter my full SSN or card numbers, and stop and hand back if a site blocks you or asks for an identity check. Do not switch, cancel, or pay for anything until I approve. Show me a side-by-side comparison with each insurer's written quote saved, mark what the insurer confirmed versus what you estimate, and if nothing beats my current price, set a reminder to re-shop before the next renewal.

Written for this site from what the cases below did. It is a starting point, not a prompt anyone posted. Fill in the parts in brackets.

What you still do

  • Answer the bot's questions about coverage needs
  • Supply details like date of birth when forms ask
  • Take agent callbacks and confirm the switch by phone
  • Decide whether to switch or keep the current policy
  • Deal with sales follow-ups after quote requests

Where it tends to fail

  • Insurer sites can block the bot partway through a quote
  • Quote forms that need a date of birth tend to stall
  • Quote requests in your own name bring a flood of sales calls
  • A quote is not a switch, and a re-shop may find nothing cheaper

Reported savings

$13,690in the first year, across 5 cases

As people report it, converted to USD. Only cases where the provider agreed or the change is reported done.

By what backs the amount

  • Evidence: Text only $13,690

    5 cases

How well it's backed up

Most posts are text-only claims, and none shows a finished switch on screen. The limits show up too: an insurer's site blocked the bot mid-quote, and one re-shop found the current policy was already the cheapest.

Text only: 10 · Bot's own report: 2.

How we label cases

Cases

Reported done

6 cases Show

The provider agreed or the change is reported done. Biggest saving first. Each case says what backs it.

Not finished yet

3 cases Show

The bot found something, sent a request, or is waiting on the provider. No outcome yet.

Didn't work, or nothing to change

2 cases Show

The attempt was blocked or rejected, or the check found nothing to change. Useful for knowing the limits.

Flagged cases

1 case Show

The author promotes a related product, the story is doubted, the money is business spending, or another tool may have done the work.