How to Get an Anonymous Car Insurance Quote
- Insurers need some details for accuracy—truly anonymous quotes don’t exist.
- Concerned about privacy or spam? The Zebra doesn't sell your info, ever.
- For an anonymous rough estimate in seconds, scroll down to our calculator.
Ready for real quotes now? Enter your ZIP code here—your info stays private either way!
Anonymous auto insurance quotes: do they exist?
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You have a clean record – No violations or claims to impact pricing.
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You need standard coverage – No SR-22 or high-risk status.
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You live in a stable insurance market – In states where pricing is more standardized, estimates may be a closer match.
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You have good credit – Most insurers factor in credit except in CA, HI, MA, and MI.
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You have accidents, tickets, or DUIs – Driving history significantly affects real quotes.
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You are a high-risk driver or need an SR-22 – Standard estimators don’t reflect the surcharges.
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You live in a state that has a more complex insurance market – High claim costs, fraud, or no-fault laws (like in MI & FL) can make real quotes differ more from estimates.
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You have poor credit (in states where it matters) – Most insurers factor in credit except in CA, HI, MA, and MI.
Fetching your estimate
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How to get an anonymous car insurance quote
Depending on the insurance company you select, receiving car insurance quote (let alone, an accurate one) without any personal information is likely impossible. Instead, ask: How can I get a quote while sharing as little personal information as possible?
⚠️ Remember: Quotes based on minimal info will likely not reflect your final rate.
1. Know the minimum details needed for a car insurance quote
To get an accurate car insurance quote, insurers typically require:
- Driver’s license numbers for all drivers on the policy (you might get a quote without this, but it's tricky).
- Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) for any cars being insured.
- Date of birth for all drivers.
- Garaging address (usually your home address).
- Prior insurance details (if applicable).
📝 An Important Note on Coverage: Some insurers may ask for additional info, and the level of coverage you choose also affects your rate—comprehensive coverage costs more than liability-only.
2. Make the few details you enter as accurate as possible.
When providing minimal information, ensure what you do share is correct. Even small mistakes—like an incorrect ZIP code or birth year—can impact your quote by hundreds of dollars.
3. Use a car insurance comparison site
We get it—coming from a comparison site, this might sound self-serving. But the reality is that no single insurer offers the best price for everyone. At The Zebra, we help you compare real car insurance quotes instantly—no spam, sales calls, or pressure—just the information you need to make an informed choice.
No endless calls, no spam—Why The Zebra stands out
When you’re shopping for car insurance, the last thing you want is to be flooded with unwanted calls and emails. Many quote sites sell your information to multiple insurers, leading to aggressive follow-ups you didn’t sign up for.
The Zebra does things differently.
While we require an email and phone number to provide quotes, we never sell your information and prioritize a hassle-free experience. That means:
✔️ No endless spam from random companies
✔️ No pushy sales calls from insurers you never requested
✔️ A clear, hassle-free comparison experience
✔️ No obligation + optional automatic re-shop for convenience
With The Zebra, you stay in control of your information while still getting the quotes you need.
How does The Zebra use my personal information?
The Zebra requires some personal information to provide the most accurate insurance quotes possible. We collect only the information necessary to deliver an accurate quote-comparison experience. Below is a rundown of how we collect and safeguard your personal information.
Collection of personal information:
- The Zebra collects personal information through direct interactions, either via the website's input fields or through contact with in-house agents.
- This information is essential to generate precise insurance quotes tailored to your needs.
Safeguarding personal information:
- We know the risks of personal information falling into the wrong hands—spam calls, endless emails, and even identity theft.
- That’s why we take privacy seriously: While we never sell personally identifying information, we share it when necessary with trusted partner carriers to:
- Generate quotes
- Issue policies
- Provide related insurance services
- We maintain physical, electronic, and procedural safeguards to protect personal information and prevent unauthorized access.
Compare rates on your terms—no spam, no sales calls, just savings.
Still worried about getting a quote? Let’s clear things up!
It's understandable to have concerns about sharing personal information—you want to avoid spam, unwanted calls, and any negative impact. Let’s break down common concerns and what’s really happening behind the scenes.
| Your Concern | How The Zebra Helps |
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| You don't want spam calls or emails. | We get it—neither do we! That’s why The Zebra never sells your information or floods you with unwanted calls. |
| You don't want a credit check to negatively impact your score. | Insurance companies only perform a soft credit check, which lets them see your score without lowering it—unlike the hard pull used for loans or credit cards that can temporarily impact your score. |
| You are concerned about sharing your home address online. | Since your location is a key factor in determining risk, insurers need it to provide an accurate quote. However, your ZIP code matters most—as long as that’s correct, in most case you can get a reliable estimate without sharing your full address. |
| You just want to compare, not commit. | That’s completely fine! Getting a quote doesn’t lock you in—compare rates now and come back when you’re ready! |
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Which insurance company requires the least personal information for a quote?
The General’s quote process takes about two minutes to complete, one of the faster quote tools among large insurance providers. The General — who typically caters more to high-risk drivers — asks for the least amount of personal information to generate an insurance quote.
We know that sharing personal details or pulling together information can feel overwhelming—but with prices varying by hundreds of dollars, it’s the only way to know if you’re actually getting the best rate. In fact, 39% of visitors to this page feel like they’re paying too much for car insurance.[1] Taking the time to compare could mean real savings—and with The Zebra, you can do it quickly and securely.
Don’t leave money on the table—see how much you could save today!
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