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Affiliate disclosure

We earn commission. It doesn't change our scoring.

Plain English. Last updated 27 October 2026.

How we make money

CoverKit is free to use. When you click through to a provider from our site and buy a policy, that provider may pay us a referral commission. The price you pay is the same as if you'd gone direct.

Why this matters

We're telling you up front so you can judge our recommendations honestly. If we earn from a click-through, we have a financial interest in you clicking. That interest doesn't affect:

  • Which provider wins a head-to-head comparison.
  • The scores shown on each provider page.
  • The cover level the quiz recommends.
  • The price we show — it's pulled from each provider's own public page, refreshed daily.

All of those come from the same live-data-driven scoring used across every provider in our database, whether or not we have an affiliate deal with them.

Providers we have affiliate deals with

Today that's AutoAid. Its “Get a quote” links carry a commission note beside them. Every other provider's link goes straight to its own site and earns us nothing. We list providers whether or not we have a deal, and we'll update this page as deals go live.

What CoverKit is not

CoverKit is not an FCA-authorised intermediary, broker, or insurance distributor. We don't sell policies, hold your money, or give regulated advice. Our recommendations are editorial — useful as a starting point, not a substitute for reading the provider's own policy documents and confirming cover details with them directly.

Reporting a concern

If a recommendation looks wrong, a provider claim doesn't match what we show, or you spot a conflict of interest we haven't flagged, email [email protected] and we'll look at it.

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