Startup of the Week - Homelyfe
by Startacus Admin
Homelyfe - The lowdown on the InsurTech startup that puts customers first and is “using technology to make insurance simple."
As we all know, dealing with insurance companies can be both frustrating and time consuming. Whether it’s buying a policy initially or when it comes to processing a claim. Recognising this as an issue, our latest startup of the week are on a mission to help.Homelyfe is a London based startup which is “using technology to make insurance simple”.
Rather than those seemingly incessant lengthy calls or forms, Homelyfe can provide you with a quote for your home insurance in around 4 minutes once you answer just a few straightforward questions.
This InsurTech startup has identified how to get the relevant and necessary info from customers in the most efficient and convenient way. And in fact, by doing that, they have actually highlighted how outdated many other insurance companies are.
With the Homelyfe app, you can do everything with ease - from getting that initial quote and buying a policy cover through to making a claim. Need to change or increase your cover? You can do that too - with no fear of penalties or admin fees.
Homelyfe really do put customers first and are on a mission to be “fair and straightforward always”.
What a refreshing sentiment from an insurance company! Wouldn’t you agree?
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Published on: 21st March 2019
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