As a customer of Cheep Insurance, we think you should know how we get paid. We are a licensed insurance brokerage offering insurance products from different insurance companies. These companies pay us a commission based on your insurance premium. To be transparent, here are the insurers that we represent and the range of compensation each provides as a percentage of your overall premiums.
Automobile Insurers – Overall Premium Compensation:
- Aviva – 10%-12.5%
- Definity – 10%-12.5%
- Echelon – 12.5%-15%
- Economical – 10%-12.5%
- Facility Association – 6%-11% (capped at $270 per vehicle)
- Hagerty – 12.5%
- Heartland Mutual – 10-12.5%
- Intact – 10-12.5%
- Nordic – 6%-11% (capped at $270 per vehicle)
- Pafco – 12.5%
- Pembridge – 12.5%
- Scottish & York – 10%-12.5%
- Kings Mutual – 10-12.5%
- Travelers – 12.5%
- Wawanesa – 7.5%-12.5%
Property Insurers – Overall Premium Compensation:
- Anderson McTague & Associates – 10%-15%
- Agile – 15%
- Aviva – 20%
- Burns & Wilcox – 12.5%-17.5%
- Definity – 20%
- Economical – 20%
- Heartland Mutual – 20%
- Intact – 20%
- Pembridge – 20%
- Kings Mutual – 20%
- Travelers – 20%
- Wawanesa – 20%
This commission is paid annually for both new and renewal business.
Some insurers may also pay us a Contingent (Profit) Commission, which depends on a combination of growth, profitability (loss ratio), volume, retention, and increased services. This is not guaranteed.
We are disclosing this to you because we think it is important for you to know how we are compensated.
Most policies insured with Cheep Insurance are Agency Bill/IFS financed policies. You can determine who manages your payments by following the directions below. If you are still not sure who manages your payments, call our team as funds paid directly to the insurance company when they should go to IFS will cause large delays.