Premium and fees
Total cost, taxes, fees, installments, and financing details where provided.
Workflow guide
Insurance quote comparison software should do more than place premiums in adjacent columns. It should normalize different carrier documents, preserve important coverage differences, and make every value easy to verify before a recommendation goes to the client.
Total cost, taxes, fees, installments, and financing details where provided.
The details that often disappear in a price-only summary.
Including wind, hail, percentage, waiting-period, and location-specific differences.
Material differences a client needs to understand before binding.
A direct path back to the carrier page behind each value.
Editable recommendations, notes, and next steps in your branded format.
A quote comparison evaluates competing options for the same placement. A renewal coverage comparison evaluates proposed terms against the expiring policy to show what changed. Many accounts need both views, but they answer different client questions.
CopyCat keeps both workflows in the same workspace while producing the right deliverable for each decision.
A comparison is only useful if the team trusts it. CopyCat links extracted values to their source pages, letting a producer or account manager check the original wording in seconds. Citations shorten review and give the agency a clearer audit trail for how the deliverable was built.
Frequently asked questions
CopyCat is not limited to a fixed number of carriers or coverage lines. The comparison can follow the structure the account requires.
Yes. CopyCat can compare limits, sublimits, deductibles, exclusions, conditions, and other coverage details found in the source documents.
Yes. The comparison is created in an editable workspace before the team finalizes and exports the client-facing proposal.
It can. For a renewal, add the expiring policy or prior proposal so the team can compare proposed terms against current coverage as well as across markets.
Use your own documents