Updated September 28, 2026 · AssureCue Editorial Team

Gigasure vs Green Flag

Gigasure scores 8.9 and Green Flag 9.3 out of 10. Compare their differences and shared features below.

Gigasure

8.9/10

Facts checked September 26, 2026.

Green Flag

9.3/10

Facts checked September 26, 2026.

Where Gigasure and Green Flag differ

Gigasure vs Green Flag
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Insurance typesTravel, VanBreakdown, Motorcycle, Van
Provider typeBrokerInsurer
Claims channelsApp, WebsitePhone, Mobile app, Live chat
Age range18-75 single trip, 18-70 annual multi-trip18+ for monthly payments
Premium from£36.35Not confirmed
Monthly paymentsNot confirmedYes
Excess from£0 to £10,000Not confirmed
Cover limitMedical expenses trips abroad: GBP 10,000,000 (Core) to GBP 20,000,000 (Max)Not confirmed

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Key differences

  • Green Flag scores higher overall: 9.3 vs 8.9.
  • Insurance types: only Gigasure offers Travel.
  • Insurance types: only Green Flag offers Breakdown, Motorcycle.
  • Claims channels: only Gigasure offers App, Website.
  • Claims channels: only Green Flag offers Phone, Mobile app, Live chat.
  • Support channels: only Gigasure offers Email.

Our verdict on each

Gigasure

Gigasure suits people in the UK who want travel or van cover alone rather than a full personal lines policy, and car hire excess cover starts at £36.35. It is a broker registered with the Financial Conduct Authority, so the selling firm is named, regulated and checkable.

Read the full Gigasure review

Green Flag

Green Flag is a UK insurer built for breakdown cover, plus motorcycle and van policies, and it suits drivers who want cover paid month by month rather than settled in a single yearly bill. Set against other breakdown providers, its entry price sits close to the €23.33 median.

Read the full Green Flag review

Score breakdown

Gigasure vs Green Flag
AreaGigasureGreen Flag
Cost9.0Entry price of £36.35 for car hire excess sits above the site median, which stands at €8.37.9.1Higher
Offer9.09.0
Trust8.89.5Higher

How they place

Gigasure vs Green Flag
RankingGigasureGreen Flag
Car insurance21 of 39387 of 393
Van insurance3 of 389 of 38

Side by side, item by item

Gigasure vs Green Flag
Insurance typesGigasureGreen Flag
TravelYesNo
MotorcycleNoYes
VanYesYes
BreakdownNoYes

Availability and regulation

Gigasure vs Green Flag
CountryGigasureGreen Flag
United Kingdom

Available in 1 country for both.

What we checked

Gigasure

  • gigasure.com: 11 facts, checked September 26, 2026

Green Flag

  • greenflag.com: 10 facts, checked September 26, 2026

Every fact side by side

Gigasure vs Green Flag
FactGigasureGreen Flag
AudienceSeniorsNot confirmed
Pricing modelNot confirmedMonthly
Legal entityGigasure Services LimitedGreen Flag Limited
HeadquartersUnited KingdomUnited Kingdom
FoundedNot confirmed1971
Support channelsEmail, Chat, Phone, Help centreCovers morePhone, Chat, Help centre

Where each stands against the rest

Gigasure vs Green Flag
FactGigasureGreen FlagMedian
Premium from£36.35highest quarterNot confirmed£7.95
Excess from£0 to £10,000below the medianNot confirmed£25

Median across 51 listed insurance providers.

Pros and cons

Gigasure

Pros

  • Excess on car hire excess cover runs £0 to £10,000, so a traveller chooses how much of the rental charge to carry instead of accepting a fixed figure.
  • Claims are filed through the app and website and support runs on email, chat and phone, giving policyholders live and written routes inside the same provider.
  • The FCA registration 1005421 sits on a broker, so the firm taking the instruction is named and checkable by the customer.

Cons

  • The catalogue is travel and van, so anyone wanting home, motor or life in the same place has to move to another provider.
  • On entry price Gigasure ranks 199 of 252 across the site, so the starting figure sits high in a list sorted from the lowest premium.
  • The 5.1 overall score is a middling one, and its 5.1 cost part is the same, so the price case is the part that needs arguing.

Green Flag

Pros

  • It is an insurer rather than a broker (insurer), so the contract is with Green Flag Limited.
  • Monthly payments are available, and monthly is the only model listed.
  • Help runs on phone, chat and help centre, and claims can be started by phone, mobile app and live chat.

Cons

  • Support runs on phone, chat and help centre only, with no email channel in the list.
  • Only breakdown, motorcycle and van are offered here, so there is no car insurance in the list.
  • Access to the monthly model is limited by age: 18+ for monthly payments.

Who each suits

Gigasure

Who it suits

  • Travellers inside the 18-75 single trip, 18-70 annual multi-trip bands, whether they are booking a single trip or an annual multi-trip policy.
  • Anyone taking a car hire excess policy who wants the excess set themselves, with options running £0 to £10,000.
  • Van owners who want travel and van held by the same broker, given the range is travel and van.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Shoppers after auto, home or pet in the same place: Good Sam Insurance Agency lists auto, home and renters.
  • Readers comparing a UK budget with another market: EuroAsia Insurance is priced at UZS 60,000 in Uzbek soum, which does not line up with a UK travel or van figure.

Green Flag

Who it suits

  • Drivers whose motorbike or van could break down away from home and who want the cost spread monthly.
  • Motorcycle and van owners, since breakdown, motorcycle and van covers both alongside breakdown assistance.
  • People who would rather deal with an insurer directly than through a broker.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Good Sam Insurance Agency, if you want auto, home, life, health, travel, pet and motorcycle under a single provider, which is its auto, home and renters.
  • Hiscox UK, whose home, renters and landlord sit with home, renters, landlord and auto cover rather than roadside breakdown.
  • EuroAsia Insurance, whose auto, home and travel centre on auto, home, travel and gadget cover.

Current offers

Green Flag

Current offer

  • Bonus

    We'll cut your AA or RAC renewal in half: Green Flag pays the difference if its price is not half the customer's AA or RAC renewal quote

    Get the most similar UK vehicle cover online; policies including personal cover excluded

    Source, checked September 26, 2026

Country by country

Gigasure vs Green Flag
CountryGigasureGreen Flag
United KingdomYesYes

Questions about each

Gigasure

What does Gigasure actually sell?+

Gigasure is a focused personal lines broker and its range is travel and van, travel and van, with nothing else sitting alongside them. A shopper after a full household bundle is looking at a different kind of provider. Both lines sit inside the same brand, which keeps quoting and claims in the same place.

How much does car hire excess insurance cost?+

The entry figure is £36.35 for car hire excess cover, and the excess a traveller accepts on that policy runs £0 to £10,000. How much of the rental company's charge you agree to carry is the decision behind the quote, so £36.35 reads as the floor of the price rather than a typical bill.

Green Flag

Does Green Flag charge monthly or once a year?+

Green Flag runs on monthly payments, and the monthly model is the single option listed for this account type. That means the cost of breakdown, motorcycle or van cover is spread across the year rather than settled in a single bill, which suits people who prefer a predictable monthly outgoings figure.

What is the minimum age for monthly payments?+

The age rule for monthly payments is 18+ for monthly payments, so the account is open to adults. Younger drivers would be looking at a different arrangement, and the monthly model is the only model listed for this account, which keeps the eligibility question straightforward.

Green Flag

Green Flag

Higher score in this comparison

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