Protect your belongings and liability with affordable renters insurance. Enroll through the platform, manage your policy, and provide proof of coverage to your PM.
Your landlord's insurance covers the building — not your stuff.
Get covered in minutes through the platform.
From your dashboard, go to Insurance in the sidebar or click the insurance card on your dashboard.
Answer a few questions about your unit, belongings value, and coverage preferences. Get an instant quote — typically $10–$25/month.
Select your personal property limit, liability amount, and deductible. Higher coverage costs more but provides better protection.
Your property manager is automatically added as an interested party. They'll be notified of your coverage status — fulfilling any lease requirements.
Pay your first month's premium. Your policy activates immediately. Download your proof of insurance to share with anyone who needs it.
Manage your policy from your renter dashboard.
Customize your policy to fit your needs and budget.
$10,000–$50,000. Covers furniture, electronics, clothing, and valuables. Choose based on the total value of your belongings.
$100,000–$300,000. Protects you if someone is injured in your unit or you accidentally cause property damage.
20–40% of personal property limit. Covers hotel, food, and expenses if you're temporarily displaced.
$1,000–$5,000. Covers minor medical expenses for guests injured in your unit, regardless of fault.
About renters insurance.
No. The landlord’s policy covers the structure. Renters insurance covers your own belongings and your liability. If a fire starts in your unit and damages the apartment next door, that is your liability, not the landlord’s — and it is the part renters most often overlook.
Add up what it would cost to replace everything from scratch: bed, sofa, television, laptop, clothes, kitchen. Most renters guess low because they price things one at a time. Liability is usually a separate limit, and a lease that requires insurance normally names a minimum.
Yes, and many leases do. A landlord can ask for proof before handing over keys. Read the clause closely — some name a minimum liability limit, and some ask to be listed as an interested party so they are told if the policy lapses.
If the lease requires cover, letting it lapse is a breach of the lease even when nothing goes wrong. Set the renewal to pay automatically and keep the certificate with your lease documents so you can produce it the day it is asked for.
Affordable renters insurance starting at $10/month — enroll in minutes.