Inxur review

Premiums start at €3.90 on the site's headline figure, and monthly lists monthly as the only pricing model, so a policy is paid month by month. The starting figure covers the cheapest policy on offer, so a quote for a full set of household covers sits above it.

The list in auto, motorcycle and home covers auto, motorcycle, home, health, life, travel and pet, which is most of what a household buys. As broker is a broker, Inxur places these policies with insurers rather than underwriting them, so terms depend on the provider chosen for each cover.

Monthly payments are available, and monthly lists monthly as the only pricing model, so there is no annual option on the site to compare against. That suits households that would rather spread a premium across the year than settle it at the start.

Claims run on phone, chat and email, so phone, chat and email all lead to a claim. Support itself runs on phone, chat and email, which adds a help centre to those same routes. As a broker, Inxur routes the claim to the insurer named on the policy, so the insurer's own handling times apply.

The Spanish register entry runs under the Dirección General de Seguros y Fondos de Pensiones with the identifier J-3114, and the legal entity is Plug Brokers S.L.. Since broker is a broker, the licence sits on the intermediation side, and the insurer named on the policy carries the cover.

Support runs on phone, chat and email, so questions outside a claim can go by phone, chat, email or the help centre. Claims use phone, chat and email, which leaves out the help centre. With broker a broker status, an answer can come from Inxur or from the insurer named on the policy.

The site's typical premium is €8.31, above the €3.90 entry point, and Inxur ranks 78 of 251 brands on that starting figure. Monthly-only pricing keeps the entry cost low, so the gap between the headline number and a full household quote is the part to watch.