Three creatives carry this traffic: two comparison statics and one dramatized video. All three sell the same thing, a specific monthly number and a process with no spam, no long forms, and no entering your information twice. The anchors move a little between them ($85, $87 and $98 a month, and over $1,300 a year), so the page anchors on the figure the statics use and carries the published qualifier everywhere a number appears.
“We’re not in 1985 anymore. Your insurance $170/mo. Jerry as low as $87/mo.”
Informed the hero. The page opens on the same two numbers in the same order, with Jerry’s own qualifying line directly under the figure so it reads as earned rather than as bait.
“Compare 50+ carriers. All in one app. No spam calls.”
Informed the comparison table. The page keeps the two column, old way versus Jerry grammar the ad already taught, with Jerry’s column first and the same three relief points as rows.
“Enter info once and they keep shopping for the best rates.”
Informed the three step block. Step one is a few taps, step two is real quotes side by side, step three is Jerry canceling the old policy for you.
“your insurance $164/mo. Jerry as low as $85/mo*”
Informed the asterisk. The page runs the same footnote wording the statics run, so the fine print a clicker already skimmed on the ad reads identically on the page.
“It compared rates from over 100 top insurers and showed me options side by side.”
Informed the 100+ insurers line in the hero, the carriers row in the table, and step two. The proof screen the video pauses on is the spine of the page.
“No spam calls, just real rates in minutes.”
Informed objection one. The page answers it with Jerry’s own published promise, the DataLock Guarantee, rather than with a reassurance we wrote.
“Cancelled! I’m actually saving over $1,300/year.”
Informed the savings band. The page states $1,300+ a year and runs the same qualifier the video runs under it, word for word.
“Join 5M+ drivers! 4.7 stars in the app store.”
Informed the trust bar and the ratings row. The last thing a viewer sees before the tap is the first thing they see after it.
Real quotes from 100+ top insurers in about 2 minutes. Enter your info once. No long forms. No spam calls.
Free to compare.
Here is what changes when you stop shopping one carrier at a time.
| Shopping your rate | Jerry | The old way |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly rate | as low as$87/mo* | $170/mo |
| Carriers compared | ✓100+ top insurers, side by side | •Only 1 carrier |
| Your information | ✓Enter it once | •Long forms, over and over |
| Phone calls | ✓No spam calls | •Long phone calls |
| Shopping around | ✓All in one app | •Jumping site to site |
| Canceling your old policy | ✓Jerry does the legwork | •You schedule it and coordinate |
Quotes from 100+ insurers. Free to compare.
No paperwork. No bouncing between websites. No surprise follow-up calls.
Mostly taps: what you are shopping for, whether you have a policy right now, your driving history. Jerry quotes 100+ insurers in as fast as 2 min.
Jerry pulls up to 20 initial quotes personalized to you, and shows coverage side by side in plain English so you can actually compare them.
"Our results are never sponsored, so carriers can't pay to rank higher."
You buy your policy directly in the app. If you are switching, Jerry can cancel your old policy for you, so you are not the one on hold with your last carrier.
among drivers who found savings with Jerry.
Based on drivers who saved with Jerry over the last 12 months. Not all customers find savings. Savings depend on state, policy features, coverage, driving history, and other factors.
"I saved $82/month. It's always great to save money!"
"I used to be paying $170/month and now I'm only paying $102/month."
"I'm saving an average of $100/month on my car insurance."
"I can't stress enough how easy Jerry makes the process. They save you money too! I went from paying around $400/month to $80."
"I usually dread shopping for insurance, but Jerry made it incredibly fast and painless. The app is easy to use, and it saved me a ton of time. Highly recommend!"
Based on Jerry customers with clean driving records who found savings in the past 12 months. Savings depend on coverage and other factors. Potential savings will vary.
No. Jerry backs this with a named promise, the DataLock™ Guarantee: bank-level encryption, no selling your personal information to marketers, and no spam calls or texts. The only people who see your information are the insurance carriers needed to generate your quotes, and even then your contact details stay with Jerry.
No spam, no unwanted phone calls, and your data is never shared with third parties for marketing purposes.
It is a real rate. Jerry is the licensed brokerage that does the actual work: comparing quotes from 100+ insurers, placing your policy and servicing it through renewal. It is not a referral site that sells your information to other agencies to follow up with you.
Results are never sponsored, so carriers can't pay to rank higher in what you see.
Yes. Downloading the app, comparing quotes, and using Jerry's car care and driver safety tools are all free.
Jerry earns money only when you buy a policy. The insurance company pays a standard commission, the same way any agent or broker gets paid. That commission is paid by the carrier, not added to your bill as a separate charge. In some cases, customers may incur an initial broker or origination fee on their policy.
Jerry Insurance Agency, LLC is licensed in all 50 states and Washington, D.C.
You go to Jerry's own site and start the quote flow. Worth knowing before you begin, so nothing catches you off guard:
On the credit question specifically: comparing quotes and buying insurance through Jerry won't affect your credit score at all. Insurers may run a soft credit pull to generate your quotes, but soft pulls are invisible to lenders and leave your score completely untouched.
About 2 minutes of taps. Real quotes from 100+ top insurers, side by side. No spam calls. Drivers who switched with Jerry pay as low as $87/mo*.
Free to compare. You enter your info once.
The account currently has one destination, so every angle has to work through the same first screen. Each concept below adds another destination, built for a creative that is already running. Same offer, same proof, same close on all of them. The only thing that changes is what the first screen leads with, which is what makes them worth running side by side.
A listicle on the direct response structure, six reasons drivers are switching, one per objection the comparison statics already sell against: one carrier, long forms, spam calls, and the switch itself. Built for the statics audience, which arrives scanning for differences rather than reading a story.
An advertorial in the video’s beats: adding a 16 year old to the policy, bracing for the rate to jump, and finding over $1,300 a year instead. Built for the video traffic, which arrives already inside a narrative and will read longer copy before it taps.
Proof first, the side by side quote table the video shows on the phone rendered as the opening screen, with the offer underneath it. One thing we noticed while walking the flow: the name and phone ask currently arrives before a driver has seen any rate, so a proof first page is where that payoff can land earlier. Runs alongside the bridge for the same traffic.
A quiz start page: ZIP and one tap on the first screen, with the rate anchor and the no spam promise beside it. One observation behind this one: the ad link currently resolves to the homepage, so cold traffic starts on general site content. Built for the notes app static, whose audience is primed to act immediately.