Progressive Boat Insurance Reviews

Free Progressive boat/watercraft insurance quotes are available 24/7 on the website and over the phone (1-888-438-1263). You can also visit your local agent to receive a quote in-person as well (go to this page to search for the nearest office that handles boaters insurance). How to Get a Quote Step 1 – Go to the homepage, click on the ‘More Choices’ link in the menu on the left side of the page. Step 2 – Select ‘Boat/PWC’ from the drop-down list, and then enter your ZIP code. Step 3 – On the next page you will provide your boat’s information. Enter the year, make, model, year of purchase, primary ZIP code, whether the watercraft is co-owned, primary usage, whether you want to insure your trailer or not, the approximate market value of your boat, and if you are the current owner or not. Note: Depending on your answers to the questions, you may be prompted to provide additional details regarding your watercraft (hull material, number of motors, etc.). Step 4 – On the ‘Driver Information’ page you will provide personal details for the primary driver of the watercraft. Enter your first name, last name, DOB, middle initial, suffix, gender, marital status, status of driver’s license, years of experience in operating boat, if you have taken a water safety course or not, and if you have had any claims, violations or accidents within the past three years. Note: You can add additional drivers to the policy during this step. Step 5 – Enter your address information (street, city, state, ZIP, primary residence, and email). Your customized rate/quote details will be on the next page.

You can make a payment towards your Progressive watercraft insurance policy on the website, over the phone, or through standard mail. In order to update or manage certain aspects of your plan online, you must be logged in to your account. The instructions posted below detail how to sign in to your account, enroll in online access, make a payment without logging in, and report a claim online. How to Login Step 1 – You can sign in to your account by pressing the ‘Log In’ button in the upper-right corner of any page on the Progressive website. Step 2 – Once on the account login page, enter your user ID and password. Forgot Password – Click the link as outlined in the screenshot below in order to reset your password or recover your user ID. Enter your email (or if you do not know the email you used to register your policy, click the ‘Recover password without using email’ link). After entering your email and clicking the ‘Continue’ button, you will be asked a series of questions on the next page, and then given a link to recover your password. Enroll in Online Access Step 1 – In order to manage your policy online, you must register it. Click the ‘Register Your Policy’ link on the main login page (outlined in red below). You will be transferred to the secure policy registration/account creation form. Step 2 – You have the option of entering your policy number or driver’s license details. Select which information you want to provide, and then enter it into the input field(s). Press ‘Continue’ to move on to the next step of the process. Follow the on-screen instructions, providing all necessary information, until you have registered your policy/reset your password. Non-login Payment Step 1 – Hover over the ‘Login’ button on any page on the website, and then press the ‘Make a Payment’ link as outlined below. Step 2 – On the next page, enter your policy number (or email address) into the first input field, then enter your ZIP code, and DOB. Payments can be made via credit card, PayPal, or electronic funds transfer (EFT). Make a Claim Step 1 – The first step in reporting a claim online is to sign in to your account. Note: Claims should be reported as soon as possible. It is recommended to call your local agent. Step 2 – Navigate to the claims section. You will be asked to provide some basic details about the incident. After submitting the claim details online, a local agent will contact you and go over the next steps of the process. You can read a general overview of what to expect when filing a claim here.