Meilleurtaux review

Meilleurtaux is a broker, so it compares quotes and places cover with the insurer that underwrites the policy. It sits in FR and lists seniors as its audience, which shapes the wording of the advice and the details asked for at quote stage.

Auto, home, health, pet, life and motorcycle cover all sit inside auto, home and health, so several lines for one household can be priced in the same place. Travel, gadget and landlord cover are not part of that list, so shoppers carrying those needs will have to look elsewhere.

Support runs on phone, so help, advice and claims questions come by phone. That suits customers who would rather speak to an adviser than type out a question, though anyone who prefers email or chat will not find those channels listed here.

Starting premiums across the site have a median of €8.37, with cheaper listings at €2.92 and dearer ones at €29.72. The cheapest listing is €0 and the dearest is €3,431.08, so expect a wide spread between quotes for the same line.

Monthly payment is offered by 89.4% of the car insurance listings on the site and by 95.9% of the pet listings, so spreading the annual cost of the lines in auto, home and health month by month is normal in the categories Meilleurtaux sells.

The entity kind is broker, which means Meilleurtaux introduces and compares cover rather than holding the risk. Your contract, its wording and the handling of claims sit with the insurer named on your documents, not with the broker that placed the policy.

Meilleurtaux has traded since 1999 and is headquartered in France. On this site it counts among 494 tracked brands, of which 332 carry a licence, so the comparison covers a broad set of providers rather than a single insurer.

Good Sam Insurance Agency lists a longer personal spread with auto, home and renters. Euroasia Insurance adds travel and gadget cover through auto, home and travel, while Hiscox UK concentrates on property lines with home, renters and landlord.