Use official records before relying on a quote or appointment.
Insurance Plan Guide provides educational comparison content and may route a request to a provider authorized for the selected coverage. Authority can differ by state, product, and transaction. This demonstration site does not claim a verified nationwide appointment and does not publish unverified license numbers.
The website uses one standardized business identity: Insurance Plan Guide, located at 901 South Congress Avenue, Austin, TX 78704. The contact desk can explain the role of Insurance Plan Guide in a particular request. That explanation should not be treated as proof of a carrier appointment or policy authority.
Before a policy is issued, ask for the following information and keep it with the quote:
Use the official regulator for the state where the risk is located. Search by the provider's legal name, then compare the record type, status, effective date, and product authority with the proposed transaction. A matching name alone is not enough if the record is inactive, expired, outside the relevant scope, or attached to a different entity.
Insurance Plan Guide does not determine eligibility, calculate an insurer's final rate, underwrite a risk, issue a policy, bind coverage, or settle a claim. A provider named in a quote must make those decisions under its own authority and the law that applies to the policy.
An operator should publish only records that have been checked against an official source, with the legal entity, jurisdiction, record type, verification date, and source identified. Any expired, ambiguous, or mismatched record should be removed rather than implied by general language.
Send the provider name, proposed policy type, state, and any claim about appointment or authority to the contact desk. Do not send a policy number, payment-card detail, government identifier, or password by email.