SavItUp is how they find out.
Insurance renews quietly. The premium goes up a little, the policy stays the same, and almost nobody shops it — because shopping it means repeating your details to a dozen carriers and fielding the calls that follow. The people who do shop it often save real money. The people who don't, never learn what they could have paid.
SavItUp keeps your insurance details on your phone, shows you what neighbours with similar coverage actually pay, and — when you choose to — sends your details to one carrier at a time, encrypted, with your consent recorded.
The detail that matters: the data is sealed on the device before it leaves, to a key belonging to the carrier receiving it. We forward it. We cannot read it. That is an architectural property, not a policy promise, and it shapes what we are able to do with the business.
Carriers pay for a lead that is real, consented and complete. A person gets a quote without giving their phone number to a call centre. Both sides get a better deal than the lead-generation market gives them today, because the consent is genuine and the data was never resold.
Early. The product is built and in testing; we are not yet publicly launched. We are happy to talk about specifics — traction, funnel, unit economics, the roadmap — in a conversation where the numbers can be current and properly caveated. We would rather do that than publish figures here that are out of date by the time you read them.
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