For panel insurers

Pay for policies. Not clicks .

Reach customers introduced by their existing provider, using risk information already held about them. No click charges, no bidding for visibility and a fixed £55 acquisition cost when you win.

£55

Per policy sold

A fixed acquisition cost, agreed in contract.

£0

In click charges

No charges for traffic that doesn't convert.

Monthly

Reconciliation

Clear reporting of successful sales and the fees due.

The opportunities

New business, with more context .

Traditional comparison journeys rely heavily on information entered by the customer. Re:New starts with the details already held by their existing provider, creating a more informed introduction.

  • Risk information from existing records. Receive structured information about the customer and risk, rather than relying entirely on a new comparison-site form.
  • Customers at a point of decision. Quote on opportunities arising from renewals, declined business, mid-term changes and cancellations.
  • Your appetite. Your pricing. Decide which risks you want to write and price them on your own terms, without paying to improve your position in a listing.
  • Only pay when you win. The £55 fee becomes payable when the customer takes out a policy with you.
Panel prices5 insurers quoted
  1. Ashby Direct£439.60Best price
  2. Northcote Mutual£455.10
  3. Harbour Line£471.90
  4. Alder & Vale£498.20
  5. Kestrel Insurance£512.00

Priced from the provider's record, not a form the customer filled in.

The panel shown is fictional.

Joining

A straightforward way to join .

  1. Tell us about your appetite

    We'll discuss the business you want to write, your products and your rating capabilities.

  2. Agree the commercials

    A fixed acquisition fee of £55 per converted policy, with monthly reconciliation.

  3. Connect and start quoting

    Integrate your rating service so you can receive and respond to suitable referral opportunities.

Next

Better opportunities. Predictable acquisition costs .

If you're interested in joining the Re:New panel, we'd welcome a conversation.