The short version
Can't Get Cover is free to use. We earn money when you buy a policy after clicking one of the clearly-labelled advertisements for our regulated insurance partners. The partner pays us a small commission.
This never affects the price you pay. The commission comes out of the insurer's or broker's marketing budget — it's not added to your premium.
And it never affects what our guides say. Our editorial content is written independently of any commercial arrangement, and advertisements are labelled as advertisements wherever they appear.
Our partners (and what they pay us)
Autodosh — Car finance
For car, van and motorbike finance, our advertiser is Autodosh, a trading style of MediaBlanket Ltd. They are an FCA-authorised credit broker, not a lender.
- How they pay us: A commission when someone who clicks our affiliate link goes on to complete finance — payable only once the funds are released.
- Customer's price impact: You do not pay us a fee. Autodosh pays us from its own marketing budget. Neither we nor Autodosh set your interest rate — the lender does.
- What we do not do: We do not lend, arrange or advise, and we hold no FCA credit permissions of any kind. We publish guides and one clearly-labelled advertisement; everything after the click is between you, Autodosh and the lender.
Autodosh is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FRN: 723605). You can verify them on the FCA Register. Autodosh set out their own commission arrangements in their initial disclosure document. The full detail of our arrangement is on our car finance partner page.
Quotezone (Seopa Ltd) — Annual car insurance comparison
For annual cover, our advertiser is Quotezone, the comparison engine operated by Seopa Ltd, an FCA-authorised firm that panels 130+ UK insurers, including the specialists for harder-to-place situations.
- Our role: Publisher. Their placement here is a clearly-labelled advertisement linking to Quotezone; Seopa runs the comparison, the quote and any sale. We do not advise on, arrange or sell policies ourselves, and we are not an Appointed Representative.
- How they pay us: Depending on the product, a fee for each completed quote, or a share of commission when a policy is bought through our link.
- Typical fee: a few pounds for a completed quote, more for a completed policy sale. Exact rates are set by Quotezone and change from time to time.
- Customer's price impact: Zero. You never pay us anything — Quotezone pays us out of its own marketing budget, and you can always compare by going to any partner directly.
What we will never do
- Sell your data. Your details are only shared with partners you actively choose to get a quote from. We never sell or pass your data to anyone else.
- Add a markup. We have no ability to touch a partner's pricing — the partner controls the quote and final price, and our commission is paid by the partner, not by you.
- Let a commercial arrangement shape our guides. What we publish is decided editorially. Advertisements are clearly labelled and kept separate from the guidance around them.
- Hide what we earn. Every commission arrangement we have is listed on this page.
- Suggest you misrepresent yourself to lower a premium. Insurance fraud voids policies, creates criminal records, and ruins lives. We won't do it — even if you ask.
Where our guides end and our advertising starts
We run no quote journey, no comparison engine and no eligibility questions on this website. There is nothing here that asks about your car, your licence or your history, because collecting those answers and pointing you at a product is regulated work and we are not authorised to do it.
What we publish is guides. Alongside them sit advertisements for FCA-authorised firms, each one carrying an "Advertisement" label, the advertiser's name and a note explaining that they pay us. Click one and you leave this site: the quote, the price and the sale all happen on the partner's own website, under their permissions, and you can go to any of them directly without us.
Why we built it this way
Most UK insurance comparison sites are owned by big advertising operations. Some have commercial relationships you'd be surprised to learn about. The FCA introduced new "Consumer Duty" rules in 2023 partly because too many sites were hiding commercial influence behind helpful-looking interfaces.
We chose the opposite path. We tell you exactly what we earn, exactly which partners we work with, and exactly where the line between our guides and our advertising sits. Then we let you decide. That's the model.
Got a question about how this works?
Email us at info@cantgetcover.com. We answer every email personally within 48 hours.
Last updated: May 2026. We will update this page within 14 days of any material change to a commercial arrangement.