Updated September 28, 2026 · SumCue Editorial Team

AXA vs CHECK24

AXA scores 8.8 and CHECK24 9.3 out of 10. Compare their differences and shared features below.
AXA

AXA

8.8/10
CHECK24

CHECK24

Higher score in this comparison

9.3/10

AXA vs CHECK24: the differences

AXA vs CHECK24
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Premium from£275€0.69
Insurance typesAuto, Home, Renters, Landlord, Van, Health, Dental, Travel, Breakdown, Home emergencyAuto, Home, Life, Health, Travel, Pet, Motorcycle, Dental, Income protection, Gadget
Provider typeInsurerComparison site
Claims channelsPhone, OnlineCHECK24 Versicherungscenter online claim form, Insurer online claim form, Post
Cover limitNot confirmedEUR 5 million to EUR 50 million, recommended at least EUR 10 million

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Key differences

  • CHECK24 scores higher overall: 9.3 vs 8.8.
  • CHECK24 is available in 2 more countries.
  • Insurance types: only AXA offers Renters, Landlord, Van.
  • Insurance types: only CHECK24 offers Life, Pet, Motorcycle.
  • Claims channels: only AXA offers Phone, Online.
  • Claims channels: only CHECK24 offers CHECK24 Versicherungscenter online claim form, Insurer online claim form, Post.
  • Support channels: only CHECK24 offers Chat, Email.

Our verdict on each

AXA

AXA is a single insurer covering car, home, health and travel lines in the UK, which suits households that want several policies in the same place. The listed starting premium of £275 puts it near the top of the price range, so the case rests on breadth of cover and phone support.

Read the full AXA review

CHECK24

CHECK24 suits German households who want one place to shop across savings, loans, mortgages and many insurance types, and who are happy to be matched to a partner rather than served directly. Its easy-access savings pays a headline rate of 3.82% with no notice period and free early repayment.

Read the full CHECK24 review

Score breakdown

AXA vs CHECK24
AreaAXACHECK24
Cost8.1The listed starting premium is £275, while the site median is €8.31 and the car insurance ranking median is €8.50.9.8HigherOrigination fee of 0 EUR, a monthly fee of €0 on the savings account and a minimum deposit of €0.
Offer8.99.6Higher
Trust9.5Higher8.6

What each covers

AXA vs CHECK24
Insurance typesAXACHECK24
AutoYesYes
HomeYesYes
RentersYesNo
LifeNoYes
HealthYesYes
TravelYesYes
PetNoYes
MotorcycleNoYes
VanYesNo
BreakdownYesNo
LandlordYesNo
DentalYesYes
Income protectionNoYes
GadgetNoYes
Home emergencyYesNo

Licences and countries

AXA vs CHECK24
CountryAXACHECK24
GermanyNot confirmed
IHK Frankfurt am Main D-UC2S-PFVJD-82
Handelskammer Hamburg D-I6KJ-85T6H-31

Additional countries for AXA: 1. Additional countries for CHECK24: 3.

Where these facts come from

AXA

  • axa.co.uk: 5 facts, checked September 26, 2026
  • axa.com: 2 facts, checked September 26, 2026

CHECK24

  • check24.de: 10 facts, checked September 26, 2026

How they place

AXA vs CHECK24
RankingAXACHECK24
Insurance6 of 62717 of 627
Health insurance3 of 2006 of 200
Car insurance2 of 2795 of 279
Home insurance2 of 2585 of 258
Travel insurance3 of 2789 of 278

Every fact side by side

AXA vs CHECK24
FactAXACHECK24
Pricing modelNot confirmedMonthly
Legal entityAXA SACHECK24 Vergleichsportal GmbH
HeadquartersFranceGermany
FoundedNot confirmed1999
Support channelsHelp centre, PhoneChat, Email, Phone, Help centreCovers more

Loans

AXA vs CHECK24
FactAXACHECK24
APRNot confirmed0.68% to 19.92%
Loan amountNot confirmed€500 to €150,000
TermNot confirmed12 to 240 months
Arrangement feeNot confirmed0 EUR
Credit checkNot confirmedSoft prequal
Funding timeNot confirmedas little as 3 minutes at some banks, same day
Representative exampleNot confirmedRatenkredit: net loan amount 20,000 EUR, 7 years (84 months), 5.39% effective annual rate, 5.26% fixed nominal rate p.a., monthly instalment 285.14 EUR, total amount 23,951.75 EUR, Openbank Deutschland AG (BestCredit)
FeaturesNot confirmedSame day funding
Rate typeNot confirmedFixed
Lender typeNot confirmedBroker
Free early repaymentNot confirmedYes
Loan typesNot confirmedPersonal, Debt consolidation
Use casesNot confirmedHome improvement

Savings

AXA vs CHECK24
FactAXACHECK24
Headline rateNot confirmed3.82%
Minimum depositNot confirmed€0
Access termsNot confirmedDaily-access savings (Tagesgeld), no notice period, cancel at any time
Monthly feeNot confirmed€0
Account kindNot confirmedEasy access

Mortgages

AXA vs CHECK24
FactAXACHECK24
Initial rateNot confirmed3.43%
APRCNot confirmed3.5%
Fixed periodNot confirmed10 years
Maximum loan to valueNot confirmed66%
PurposeNot confirmedPurchase, Remortgage

Pros and cons

AXA

Pros

  • A single insurer covers auto, home and renters.
  • Support runs on help centre and phone and claims on phone and online, so phone and online both work.
  • The legal entity is AXA SA, headquartered in France, so the counterparty on the policy is clear.

Cons

  • The cheapest listed premium is £275, well above the site figure of €8.31.
  • Support runs on help centre and phone only, with no listed email or live chat route.
  • On price AXA ranks 244 of 251, so cheaper cover is easy to find.

CHECK24

Pros

  • Broker model: broker means loan, mortgage and policy terms come from partner banks and insurers rather than from a single provider
  • Daily-access savings with no notice period, cancellable at any time, at a headline rate of 3.82%
  • A single catalogue covering auto, home and life, so most household policies can be compared in one place

Cons

  • A comparison site rather than an insurer or lender: comparison site means the terms and the protections depend on the partner matched to you
  • The median easy-access rate across the site is 3%, under the CHECK24 headline rate of 3.82%, so cheaper listings exist
  • The listed credit check is soft prequal, which leaves any hard search to the partner bank once an offer is accepted

Who each suits

AXA

Who it suits

  • Households with a car, a home and health cover to place, who would rather deal with a single insurer than separate providers.
  • People who prefer to talk to a person: claims run on phone and online and support on help centre and phone.
  • Shoppers who are not chasing the cheapest figure, since £275 is high in this comparison.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Price first: bunq lists a starting figure of €0.
  • A euro-priced option: Linxea begins at €25.
  • Anyone who wants help by email or live chat, because support runs on help centre and phone.

CHECK24

Who it suits

  • German households holding several policy types who want one place to compare them all
  • Anyone parking cash in easy-access savings while keeping it reachable at any time
  • Borrowers who want a soft prequalification before a bank runs a full credit check

Who should look elsewhere

  • Anyone who wants a direct provider with its own terms, where bunq lends in its own name rather than matching you to partner banks
  • People who want life cover written and settled by a single insurer, where Linxea issues directly at a premium from €25
  • Readers outside Germany who want a portal registered in their own market, where bunq Spain answers to Spanish registration rather than the German chamber licences held by CHECK24

Current offers

AXA

Current offer

  • First period offer

    AXA MultiCar discount: Save up to 15%

    when insuring another car registered at your home address

    Source, checked September 26, 2026

Country by country

AXA vs CHECK24
CountryAXACHECK24
AustriaNoYes
GermanyNoYes
SpainNoYes
United KingdomYesNo

Questions about each

AXA

What is the cheapest premium at AXA?+

The cheapest listed premium is £275 in the UK. Your own price moves with the cover you pick, what you are insuring and the excess you accept, so read this as the entry point rather than a quote for a particular policy.

Is AXA an insurer or a broker?+

AXA is an insurer, not a broker, so the cover comes from the company itself rather than a panel chosen for you. The legal entity named in the company's information is AXA SA.

CHECK24

Is CHECK24 a bank or an insurer?+

No. CHECK24 is a comparison site (comparison site) that sends requests out to partner banks and insurers, and the listed lender type is a broker. The loan or policy you end up holding is issued by the partner rather than by CHECK24, so the price, the terms and the protection all come from that partner.

How much does it cost to use CHECK24?+

There is no origination fee, listed at 0 EUR, and the daily-access savings account carries a monthly fee of €0. The savings headline rate is 3.82% and the minimum deposit is €0, so there is no balance hurdle before you start earning.

CHECK24