Three taps, then we'll show you what you're actually carrying. No forms, no address, no email until you want a policy.
Tip: press 123 to answer without the mouse.
Tap all that apply. This is the whole risk questionnaire — we infer the rest from the devices you pick next.
Press the numbers to toggle, Enter to continue. None of these? Just continue.
Tap everything you own — this prices the bundle. The average connected home already has four. No model numbers: we rate capability, and anything you buy later joins the same bundle automatically.
Generated from the specific machines you just selected. These are the situations the bundle is designed to respond to — your home policy may cover parts of some of them, and rarely addresses the rest either way.
Homeowners and renters policies were built around events that happen to your home — fire, theft, a burst pipe — and may well respond to some damage a machine causes. What they were not written to do is affirmatively cover the behavior itself: the failed update, the privacy breach, the maker switching off the servers. Warranties cover the hardware failing, never what the hardware chose to do. Roboline is written for the behavior, alongside the policy you have.
One policy, one deductible, unlimited machines — including the ones you buy next year. Anything in the house that senses, decides, and acts is on it automatically.
Your devices, your household and the price above go with it. A licensed agent confirms availability in your state and sends the policy to sign — you will not re-enter any of this.
Roboline Home is a household policy underwritten by our carrier partners. Coverage is subject to the terms, conditions, limits, and exclusions of the issued policy; this page is a summary and binds nothing. Pricing shown is indicative. Humanoid coverage is available in pilot markets only and is added by endorsement. Insuring a company instead? Start a business application.