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Is Insurify hiring?

Yes. As of November 9, 2026, Insurify has 10 open roles on Metaintro. 3 were posted in the last 30 days.

Open roles

Newest first. Pay shown when the posting lists it.

Hiring pattern

How fast Insurify is adding roles, and how they're set up.

New roles each monthRoles first posted in the month

2
2
4
3
0
JulyAugustSeptemberOctoberNovember
November: 0 new roles.

How roles are set upShare of open roles

78%
11%
11%
HybridRemoteOn-site
89% of roles are hybrid or remote.

Customers

All 6 companies Insurify names as customers.

Customers hiring now4

Other customers2

What their customers say

Quotes from people at Insurify's customers.

“Way too much money. $179 per month is insane. I drive about 15–20 miles per month. I don’t understand why it’s so expensive. I’ll be shopping around for better prices.”

Karen

“Good with one exception. I’m a senior with no DUI, no tickets in 50 years, and I drive less than 50 miles a week. It’s too expensive for the above.”

Robert

“It’s a lot better than anything Insurified offered me.”

Leland

“They take their time with a claim and try everything to take advantage of the insured. Customer service is awful—they don’t answer your calls and leave you hanging until you get fed up and have to get tough with them.”

Amber

“The rate increase will blindside you.”

Evelyn
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“Don’t get a ticket or have a fender bender. Just be a good person and pay thousands of dollars in premiums, but make sure you don’t need to use your insurance services, because they may double your yearly premium.”

Tim

“Overpriced compared to other agencies offering the same coverage.”

Michael

“In my opinion, they were average. My claim took forever to resolve—about a month and a half—and I’m not really pleased with the outcome or the way it was handled. They didn’t really go out of their way to advise or accommodate me, and I felt like I was left in limbo most of the time. The accident was the other party’s fault, and they were found at fault. There was no real assistance from my insurance company to help resolve the issue. I made most of the phone calls and did most of the legwork. It left a bad taste in my mouth, which is why I’m shopping around.”

Greg

“No issues so far, and I haven’t needed any services yet.”

Jerry

“Keep an eye on your costs.”

William

“Excellent coverage, but way too expensive. Over the last 62 months, I've only driven 21,000 miles total, and my premium is $243.00 a month. No discount for low-mileage drivers. I'm looking into changing insurance ASAP.”

Richard

“Priced way too high.”

Vernon

“Auto and homeowners insurance are too high for us. We’re a retired couple on a fixed income, and something has to be done soon. Terrible.”

Philip

“No loyalty for lifelong policyholders. The rates are ridiculous.”

John

“I’ve never had any problems with USAA. They’ve been quick to settle claims and quick to offer assistance after an accident that wasn’t my fault, including following up with the other driver’s insurance. They’ve also been fast to make policy changes, but I still think they’re a little overpriced. I do get a veterans discount. They’re always very courteous on the phone and excellent about getting information to me and connecting me with the right people. Today, I’m going to talk to them about combining my auto policy with my home insurance policy.”

Jennifer

“Insurance today is very expensive. I think overall it has become a monopoly.”

Alex

“I love USAA, but I think I’m paying way too much for the privilege of using them.”

Edy

“Their service was very good. The only reason I left was that their cost was double what I was able to get for the same coverage.”

Ronald

“The rates are not that good; they go up every other month with no notification. When you call about it, they say, "It is what it is." With auto-pay, we set the date, but they may take it a week early or a week later, but it's normally earlier than the date we set. This really sucks since I have had insurance through them since I was 17 years old, and I am now 61. Their rates keep going up with no notification.”

Brian

“Hard to get in contact with. Don’t expect a fast response.”

Thomas

“Good company. No problems. Always ready to help at any time.”

Karolyn

“Nationwide has always been very good about handling all my claims.”

Brenda

“Good company to deal with, but their rates are extremely high.”

Maryann

“Home insurance is GREAT but car insurance is too expensive.”

James

“The price quoted and the first payment were made, but the subsequent payments increased. I was forced to use auto-pay, which I don't find necessary at 72 years old. I was supposed to be auto-billed on 2/2, and today, 2/5, I still haven't been billed. That's not acceptable.”

Cheryl

“They reduced my rate by $450 when I compared other companies' rates.”

Gary

“Contact and conversation prior to completing the deal are great. I personally feel insulted by the lack of cooperation after requesting a complete outline and explanation for my completely overcharged policy. I know for a fact that my driving and claims history is exceptional as I am a former state trooper and US Air Marshal. I am currently paying more with one vehicle insured than I previously paid for two. I have yet to receive the phone call as requested to explain the high rates given my professional background and history. To say I am frustrated with MEEMIC (AAA) is grossly understated.”

Shannon

“Other than making payments, I haven’t had any claims. The only other issue was when my wife, the second driver, surrendered her license due to illness, and the company wanted to double my premiums.”

Robert

“I think I pay too much, but if I were to change brokers, I’d want the same coverage.”

Irma

“Great claims department.”

James

AI launches and partners

What Insurify has launched and who it works with on AI.

  • LaunchChatGPT pluginInsurify offers personalized car insurance quotes through its ChatGPT plugin, with coverage details and a path to purchase through a licensed agent or insurer.
  • PartnerAI Personal Agent Protocol (Poppy)Insurify is an early design partner in the AI Personal Agent Protocol and participates in design discussions.
  • LaunchAI Agent GatewayInsurify’s gateway connects AI agents to its marketplace so a shopper’s agent can gather and compare real-time quotes.
  • LaunchInsurify ChatGPT PluginInsurify’s plugin uses shared information to provide real-time car insurance quotes in ChatGPT and gives AI-powered answers to coverage questions.

Skills they ask for

Most frequent across open postings.

Tech stack

Frameworks
Next.js
Analytics
Google Analytics
Google Tag Manager
Mixpanel
Google Analytics 4
Libraries
Bootstrap

Company facts

Headquarters
Cambridge, MA
Founded
2013
Industry
Insurance
Sector (NAICS)
Finance and Insurance
Peer
AXA
Social
LinkedIn · X · Instagram · Facebook

Roles by location

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Questions about Insurify

Is Insurify hiring?
Yes. As of November 9, 2026, Insurify has 10 open roles on Metaintro. 3 were posted in the last 30 days. The most are in Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning (2), Business Development (1), and DevOps (1).
Where is Insurify hiring?
Insurify is hiring in Cambridge, Sofia, and Salt Lake City, with the most open roles in Cambridge.
Does Insurify offer remote or hybrid work?
78% of open roles are hybrid and 11% are remote.
Who are Insurify's customers?
Insurify names 6 customers, including Allstate, Progressive, Liberty Mutual, USAA, and Bristol West.
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