Insurance bills suck.

They’re so necessary, but when your premiums come due, it can almost feel like you’re just throwing money down the drain.

And since you choose your own insurance, there’s always the nagging feeling that maybe you chose the wrong one.

Is everyone paying this much for insurance?! Sometimes, yea: Americans are overpaying by the billions.

So we found a way to figure out if you’re one of those Americans: Gabi.

It’s an online portal that compiles all the rates from the major (and not-so-major!) auto and home insurance companies, so you can see if there’s something out there more affordable than your current plan.

Here’s everything you need to know about Gabi:

What exactly is Gabi?

It’s like an online insurance marketplace. They work with more than 40 insurance companies in all 50 states to identify the lowest rate for you.

You answer some basic questions and upload your current insurance (it took us about 2 minutes) and then they’ll email you a quote of what you should be paying and where you can land that rate. They also help you buy it. Gabi will always show you the lowest rate, and there’s no obligation to switch.

Is it difficult?

Nope – it’s ridiculously easy. Simply fill out the form, get a quote, and then they’ll help you switch providers. Gabi walks you through the entire process, either online or over the phone.

What kind of information do I need to give them?

They ask for your current carrier and policy, along with basics like your address and social security number to double check that everything is correct.

Do they do all types of insurance?

Currently, they do home, auto, renters, umbrella, and landlord insurance.

Is it really free?

Yes! They don’t make money off of you, they make money off of the insurance companies. So you get to reap the rewards.

…Is it legit?

Yep – they don’t share or save any of your data. It’s all super secure and there are so many incredible customer reviews. People like Gabi for how much they save, and how easy it is to switch carriers.

Okay, but will this really save me money?

They claim that on average, users save $825 a year, but some save less and some save way more.

Or, people discover that they’re already on the cheapest plan! Honestly, that’s amazing – that means you can rest easy knowing the grass isn’t greener on the other side.

Insurance companies profit off you by making insurance seem really complicated so you don’t look too deeply into your rates.

Gabi is trying to change this.

With full transparency, you’ll see which company actually has the cheapest rates, and those who just advertise that they do. Try Gabi today and see how much you can save.

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Insurance bills suck. 
 They're so necessary, but when your premiums come due, it can almost feel like you're just throwing money down the drain. 
 And since you choose your own insurance, there's always the nagging feeling that maybe you chose the wrong one. 
Is everyone paying this much for insurance?! Sometimes, yea: Americans are overpaying by the billions. 
 So we found a way to figure out if you're one of those Americans: Gabi. 
 It's an online portal that compiles all the rates from the major (and not-so-major!) auto and home insurance companies, so you can see if there's something out there more affordable than your current plan. 
 Here's everything you need to know about Gabi: 
What exactly is Gabi? 
 It's like an online insurance marketplace. They work with more than 40 insurance companies in all 50 states to identify the lowest rate for you. 
 You answer some basic questions and upload your current insurance (it took us about 2 minutes) and then they'll email you a quote of what you should be paying and where you can land that rate. They also help you buy it. Gabi will always show you the lowest rate, and there's no obligation to switch. 
Is it difficult? 
 Nope - it's ridiculously easy. Simply fill out the form, get a quote, and then they'll help you switch providers. Gabi walks you through the entire process, either online or over the phone. 
 What kind of information do I need to give them? 
 They ask for your current carrier and policy, along with basics like your address and social security number to double check that everything is correct. 
Do they do all types of insurance? 
 Currently, they do home, auto, renters, umbrella, and landlord insurance. 
Is it really free? 
 Yes! They don't make money off of you, they make money off of the insurance companies. So you get to reap the rewards. 
...Is it legit? 
 Yep - they don't share or save any of your data. It's all super secure and there are so many incredible customer reviews. People like Gabi for how much they save, and how easy it is to switch carriers. 
Okay, but will this really save me money? 
 They claim that on average, users save $825 a year, but some save less and some save way more. 
 Or, people discover that they're already on the cheapest plan! Honestly, that's amazing - that means you can rest easy knowing the grass isn't greener on the other side. 
 Insurance companies profit off you by making insurance seem really complicated so you don't look too deeply into your rates. 
Gabi is trying to change this. 
 With full transparency, you'll see which company actually has the cheapest rates, and those who just advertise that they do. Try Gabi today and see how much you can save. 
Sign Up For A Free Quote Today!
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