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Amerishop Rate Compare

Rate Compare Terms & Consent

For shoppers using the comparison tool · Amerishop Services LLC

What Amerishop Rate Compare is

Amerishop Rate Compare is a free, independent comparison tool operated by Amerishop Services LLC. It lets you compare auto and home insurance rates from participating carriers side by side. Amerishop is not an insurance company and does not sell, bind, or issue insurance policies.

It's free — no cost to you

Comparing rates and requesting quotes is completely free. Amerishop is compensated by participating carriers, not by you.

How your information is used

When you choose to connect with a carrier, you authorize Amerishop to share the contact and quote details you provided (such as your name, email, phone, ZIP code, and the information used to generate the quote) with that specific carrier so they can follow up with you about your quote. You control which carrier you connect with.

Consent to be contacted

By submitting your details to connect with a carrier, you agree that the carrier you selected may contact you by phone, text, and/or email regarding your insurance quote, including at the number and address you provided. Consent is not a condition of any purchase, and you may ask a carrier to stop contacting you at any time.

Quotes are estimates until confirmed

Rates shown are provided by carriers or estimated based on the information entered and are for comparison only. They are not an offer of insurance and are not guaranteed. Your final rate, eligibility, and coverage are determined solely by the carrier after their own review.

No guarantee

Amerishop does not guarantee the accuracy of any quote, the availability of any coverage, or that any carrier will offer or issue a policy. Amerishop is not responsible for the products, services, decisions, or conduct of any participating carrier.

Governing law

These terms are governed by the laws of the State of Missouri, without regard to its conflict of laws principles.