Is It Safe to Paste My Declarations Page Online?
Use the free tool — InsureCompare FL
What Is a Declarations Page, and Why Paste It?
Your declarations page (or "dec page") is the summary sheet your insurance carrier sends you. It lists your coverage, your deductibles, and your premium. InsureCompare FL reads what is written on that page or on a quote you have received, so it can show you what your hurricane deductible really costs and whether your roof is covered at replacement cost.
Is the Tool Free?
Yes. InsureCompare FL is described as "Free, English and Spanish." There is no charge to paste your quote or declarations page and see the results.
What Happens to What You Paste?
This is the honest part: the material available does not say how long pasted documents are kept, or where they are stored. Nobody can tell you that detail here.
- If you are not sure whether something in your document is sensitive, consider covering or removing your policy number, full name, or address before pasting.
- Paste only what you need the tool to read — usually the coverage amounts, deductibles, and roof section.
What the Tool Can Show You
Once you paste your quote or declarations page, InsureCompare FL can help you see:
- What your hurricane deductible really costs, based on what is written in your document.
- Whether your roof is covered at replacement cost, and questions to ask your carrier if that is not clear.
- How your document compares to what other Florida carriers publish about their own coverage.
This comparison uses only published information from each carrier. It does not confirm what your specific policy will actually pay.
What This Tool Does Not Do
This is not legal or insurance advice. InsureCompare FL only shows you what your own document says, in plain language. It is not a substitute for advice from your insurance agent or carrier. Always confirm coverage details, deductibles, and roof terms with them directly before you make a decision.
What to Do Next
The free tool reads your own quote or declarations page — the numbers and terms already in your hands. Paste it in to see your hurricane deductible cost, check your roof coverage, and compare against what Florida carriers publish. Then take your questions to your agent or carrier to confirm the details before you decide.