Mobile Phone Insurance
you can trust

Unlike other insurers, we're less focused on profit, and more focused on giving customers value. Our mission is to make insurance better and cheaper for honest people, and that's why we've developed clever anti-fraud tech that makes your life easier.

• Instant cover from purchase
• We aim for 24-72 hour replacement or repair once your claim is approved
• Hassle-Free Claims
• Low excess from just £25 when validated with our anti-fraud technology. If not validated then excess is £150
• No proof of purchase required upfront, or at all when you use our anti-fraud technology

Yes we are able to insure second-hand phones provided they are in full working condition, without any damage.

Yes, you can take out insurance on a second hand phone.

The phone bought needs to have originally been sold into the UK or European Union market prior your purchase (e.g. we don't insure models sold in China).

Our excess is as low as £25 when you validate your phone with our app.

The IMEI (International Mobile Equipment Identification) number of your mobile phone is a unique identification code that is specific to your mobile phone. If you change your mobile phone, it is important that you call us so we can update your policy with the correct details.

For iOS (Apple) users:

Unfortunately, as we need your serial number on iOS you can’t just dial a number (although dialing the same number as above will reveal your IMEI number).

As such you can find both numbers by going to Settings > General > About.

If you’re using our app (or if requested by support), you can take a screenshot by pressing the Sleep/Wake and Home buttons at the same time until you see the screen flash quickly.

For Android users:

The easiest way to find your phone’s IMEI number if you’re on an Android device is to simply dial *#06#.

If you’re still having trouble, then you should be able to find it in Settings > About phone > Status > IMEI information.

Your serial number will be on the Status screen.

If requested by support, you can take a screenshot on most Android phones by holding the volume down and the power buttons for 1-2 seconds. The screen should flash and the photo can be found in your photos app.