Swyfft
Swyfft was founded in 2015 and offers comprehensive coverage at affordable rates for Home Insurance in 9 states.
Home insurance coverage is underwritten by either Clear Blue Insurance Company or Benchmark Insurance Company depending on the state. Home insurance from Swyfft is available in Alabama, Florida, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, and Texas.
Property types and area restrictions may apply to these states. Homeowner’s insurance plans from Swyfft come standard with replacement cost coverage for both the home (dwelling) and personal property. Their homeowner’s insurance plan provides coverages for Dwelling, Other Structures, Personal Property, Loss of Use, Personal Liability, and Medical Payments.
Swyfft has a Nsure.com insurance carrier rating of 4.5 out of 5 stars based on our research.
Swyfft allows customers to tailor several coverage types, which are specific to that part of the country. They are Better Business Bureau accredited and have a BBB Rating of “B+”.
Our carrier rating takes into account several factors about the insurer, our industry-experienced research, policyholder’s feedback, and other publicly available data. We also take into account the carrier’s financial stability, organizational structure, and history as well as their historical claims payout data to generate our comprehensive carrier profiles with a low to high rating of between 1 to 5 stars.
Swyfft has an A.M. Best Credit Rating of “A- or Excellent”, a Credit Rating scoring opinion of an insurer’s financial strength and ability to meet their ongoing insurance policy and contractual obligations.
They do not have a Financial Stability Rating from Demotech Inc. Financial Stability Ratings (FSRs) are a leading indicator of the financial stability of Property and Casualty insurers.
AM Best is an independent insurance rating agency that provides credit ratings and financial data products for the insurance industry. Demotech Inc. specializes in providing ratings and detailed financial analysis of regional and specialty insurers.
