Feather review

Premiums are set per policy rather than published as a single figure, so the useful reference is how the market sits. Across the brands listed, the median starting premium is €8.37, with the lower quartile at €2.92 and the upper quartile at €29.72.

Yes. Monthly payments are available, and monthly is the only payment model listed for Feather, which fits the 100% pattern across the whole list. Around 88.9% of the brands listed also allow monthly payments.

Feather trades as an insurer and appears in the Versicherungsvermittlerregister, the German insurance intermediary register, under licence D-E6HJ-UVL9S-62. Providers sit with 42.4% of the brands listed, with brokers making up a similar share at 37.2%.

Claims start in the online account or through the app, so the whole process runs digitally from the first notification to the outcome. Help is also available on email, phone and help centre, which covers email, phone, a help centre and live chat.

The range is auto, home and life, covering car, home, life, health, dental, pet and income protection. Insurance types sit alongside the most common lines in the list, where home reaches 51.7% and auto 55.8%.

The stated audience is expats, which is the focus of the brand and matches the fact that its health cover has an expat section. On the wider list, expats account for 44.8% of brands against 68.2% for senior customers.

Pet cover is part of the range, with a dedicated entry age range of 8 weeks to under 6 years (pet entry age). Pet insurance is popular across the list, sitting with 29% of the brands shown, so Feather's version is not unusual, though the age limit rules out older animals.

The company was founded in 2018 and operates from Germany as Popsure Deutschland GmbH. It deals direct rather than through brokers, which means a policy is taken with the insurer itself instead of with a comparison site or intermediary.