Renters Insurance That Has Your Back.
Your landlord insures the building, but not your stuff. For just a few dollars a month, protect what is yours.
What's Covered
- Personal property coverage for furniture and electronics
- Personal liability if someone is injured in your rental
- Additional living expenses if your unit becomes unlivable
- Coverage for belongings even when away from home
- Medical payments to guests
- Optional coverage for high-value items
Why You Need It
Your landlord’s policy covers the building, not your possessions. If a fire, theft, or burst pipe destroys your belongings, renters insurance is what makes you whole again.
Renters insurance is one of the most affordable policies you can own, often less than the cost of a streaming subscription, yet it can save you thousands.
Beyond your belongings, it protects you from liability claims, which can be financially devastating without coverage. We make getting protected quick and painless.
Frequently Asked Questions
Many Florida landlords now require it as part of the lease. Even when it is optional, the low cost makes it well worth carrying.
Renters policies are typically very affordable, often just a few dollars a month depending on your coverage limits and location.
Generally a policy covers the named renter and their property. Roommates usually need their own policies. We can clarify your options.
Yes. Most renters policies extend coverage to your personal property even when you are traveling or away from your rental.