How Tulinde works and how we make money
Short answerChecked 23 September 2026
Tulinde is free for readers. When you ask for quotes, we pass your request to insurers or brokers licensed in your country; they pay Tulinde for the introduction. That payment never changes what our guides say.
What happens when you ask for quotes
- You fill in a short form: the cover you need, your name, your mobile number, and — if you want — your email and town.
- You tick a consent box that names your country's data-protection law. Without it, nothing is sent.
- We pass your request only to insurers or brokers that appear on the regulator's list of licensed companies in your country.
- They contact you with their offer. You compare, ask questions, and decide. You pay the insurer, never Tulinde.
How we make money
Licensed providers pay Tulinde for introductions to people who asked for a quote. We do not charge readers, we do not take a share of your premium, and we do not accept payment to change what a guide says or where a company appears in a list.
Our insurer lists are alphabetical copies of the regulator's own list. No company can pay to be added, removed or moved up.
What we never do
- Invent prices, ratings, reviews or claim statistics.
- Pass your details to anyone who is not licensed by the regulator in your country.
- Sell your details for marketing unrelated to the quote you asked for.
- Tell you which policy to buy. We explain the rules; the choice is yours.