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State Farm

Largest US home and car insurer, a mutual company that sells through a nationwide network of local agents.

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About State Farm

State Farm has insured cars in the US since 1922 and is a mutual company, meaning it is owned by its policyholders rather than shareholders. Its defining feature is a network of more than 19,000 local agents, so most customers have a named agent's office to call or visit, though you can also get quotes and manage policies online. It sells car, home, renters, condo, life and other insurance, and offers bank and investment products too. The State Farm app lets you manage policies, get roadside help, file claims and view banking accounts, and it includes Drive Safe & Save, a usage-based program that can lower premiums for careful drivers. Steer Clear is aimed at drivers under 25. Prices depend on state, vehicle, driving record and discounts, so you need a quote to compare. It suits people who want a local relationship and many products under one roof. It operates in the US only.

Best for: US households who want a local agent and car, home and life cover from one company.

Pros and cons

What works

  • More than 19,000 local agents for in-person help
  • One app for policies, claims, roadside help and banking
  • Drive Safe & Save and Steer Clear discounts for careful and young drivers

Why people leave

  • Agent-led model means less self-service rate comparison than online-first rivals
  • Usage-based savings require sharing driving data
  • US only

State Farm vs GEICO and Progressive

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AttributeState FarmGEICOProgressive
PricingPaidPaidPaid
Verified price———
Free planNoNoNo
Open sourceNoNoNo
Self-hostableNoNoNo
PlatformsWeb, iOS, AndroidWeb, iOS, AndroidWeb, iOS, Android

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Top State Farm alternatives

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  1. 1GEICO logo
    GEICO

    Online-first insurer for drivers who'd rather manage everything in an app than through an agent.

    68.8
  2. 2Progressive logo
    Progressive

    Compare its rates with other insurers and tune cover to a budget before you buy.

    64.8

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State Farm: common questions

What is State Farm?

State Farm: Largest US home and car insurer, a mutual company that sells through a nationwide network of local agents. Best for US households who want a local agent and car, home and life cover from one company. Available for Web, iOS and Android.

Is State Farm free?

No, State Farm is a paid product.

Is State Farm open source?

No, State Farm is not open source.

What platforms does State Farm run on?

State Farm is available for Web, iOS and Android.

What are the best alternatives to State Farm?

The highest-ranked State Farm alternatives right now are GEICO and Progressive. See the full ranked list for pricing, platforms and verified facts.

State Farm vs GEICO: what's the difference?

Both State Farm and GEICO are paid products. Both run on Web, iOS and Android.

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