Homeowners insurance
Protect the home and what is in it.

Most phone protection makes you pick which phones to pay for. This plan doesn't: one price covers every active smartphone in your home, old or new, against cracked screens, spills, breakdowns, loss and theft. Tell us where you live and a licensed broker will follow up with a quote. Currently serving California.
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Wireless carriers usually charge for each phone, around $14 a month apiece, so many families protect only the phone most likely to break. Here the whole household is covered for one price, parents and kids alike.
Every active smartphone in your home is covered, and you do not register phones in advance.
Claims are filed online and do not affect your other insurance rates.
More than 9,000 repair locations are available, and you can also take the phone to a repair shop you choose.
You can file up to 2 claims over a rolling 12 months.
A damaged phone is repaired. A lost, stolen or unrepairable phone is replaced, or paid for when a replacement is not available.
The program's current material lists $150 a year for all the phones in the home. Your broker confirms the price and the deductible.
Protect the home and what is in it.
Cover your belongings in a rented home.
Thirty days after you buy the plan. Keep in mind it won't pay for a problem the phone already had, so a screen that is cracked today isn't covered.
Because you don't have to choose. A wireless carrier's plan is usually charged per phone, around $14 a month each. Here every active smartphone in your home is covered for one price, so the kids' phones are protected too.
It all happens online. You upload your latest wireless bill to show the phone was active, enter the phone's IMEI number and say what happened. You usually find out right away whether it's approved, and then you're told where to get the phone fixed or replaced.
Tell us about the coverage you need and complete the application. We use those details to approach suitable markets and may ask follow-up questions. Requesting a quote does not put coverage in force.
A licensed broker can review eligibility and policy terms with you.