Keystone Cover
One form. Quotes from 30+ insurers.
Tell us once what you need covered. A broker prices it across our panel and sends
you three options, with the differences explained, within one working day.
Quote request
What do you need covered?
Pick the cover, leave your details and a broker will call to take the rest. No
obligation, and nothing is bought until you say so.
Your data
Your details stay with us
We share your details with insurers only to price your cover, never to sell you
anything else, and we delete them if you decide not to go ahead.
Client stories
Real clients. Real claims, paid.
Most people only find out what their insurer is like when something goes wrong. Here is what our clients said after it did.
“Our old insurer put the renewal up by 40%. Keystone found the same cover for less than we paid the year before and moved it across in an afternoon.”
Helen Achebe
Homeowner
“I needed professional indemnity and had no idea where to start. They explained what I actually needed, and what I did not, then priced it three ways.”
Priya Nair
Freelance designer
“When the kitchen flooded, one call to Keystone was all it took. They dealt with the loss adjuster, chased the payout, and we reopened in nine days.”
Tom Reilly
Café owner
“Life cover felt like a sales pitch everywhere else. Here it was a twenty-minute conversation, a written recommendation and a premium I could live with.”
Marcus Bell
Parent of two
FAQs
Questions people ask a broker
Straight answers on how a broker works, what it costs and what happens when you claim.
On home, motor, travel and life cover, nothing extra: the insurer pays us a commission out of the premium you would pay anyway. On some commercial policies we charge a fee instead, and we tell you the amount in writing before you commit.
No. We place cover with a panel of more than thirty insurers and are not owned by any of them. The recommendation is the policy that fits, not the one that pays us most.
Call the claims line, day or night, or your named broker in office hours. We notify the insurer, deal with the loss adjuster and chase the settlement so you do not have to.
Yes. Adding a driver, moving house or changing your excess can all be done mid-term. The insurer recalculates the premium from the date of the change and we send you the revised documents.
Not unwatched. Around six weeks before renewal we re-run the market and tell you in writing whether the current insurer is still the right one, and what to do if it is not.