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Case Study: DTC Success in Auto
A DTC strategy has grown to be increasingly relied upon by Auto insurers...
2000
2010
Market
Share¹
Direct
Written
Premiums
PROGRESSIVE
GEICO
10%
14%
CAC /
NWP
22%
Exclusive Agency
$199
2015
54%
11.6%
8.8%
$11
GEICO
16%
6.7%
7%
GEICO
26%
Regional IA
... and where DTC leaders, GEICO and Progressive, are seen as category leaders and have
captured significant market share growth...
Captures 52% of industry growth
49%
National IA
$16
PROGRESSIVE
11.0%
26%
$25
PROGRESSIVE
9%
... while maintaining a strong consumer acquisition expense advantage
2019
22%
Direct Response
12.7%
43%
$250
2020
13.3%
→ 13.6%
Top-10 Auto Insurers
Source: S&P Global Market Intelligence, William Blair research, Independent Insurance Agents & Brokers of America, Inc (IIABA). (1) Market share based on DPW. (2) Represents net commissions/brokerage
and advertising expenses as a proportion of NPW. (3) Represents CAC of insurers that have >60% of DPW in private passenger auto insurance (excludes PGR and GEICO). (4) DTC auto reflects USAA,
Progressive and GEICO, and DTC home reflects USAA. IA auto reflects Liberty Mutual, Travelers and Mercury, and IA home reflects Liberty Mutual, Travelers and Progressive. Captive auto represents
Allstate, Farmers, and State Farm, and Captive home reflects Allstate, Farmers, State Farm and Nationwide.
DTC Models are Primed to Succeed in
the Personal Lines Marketplace
There remains a large opportunity for Kin to Disrupt it's target markets as a DTC
home insurer with the right technology to profitability acquire customers and
accurately underwrite risks.
Homeowners' Insurers Have Better Unit Economics Than
Auto Which Is Further Highlighted in a DTC context
LTV / CAC4
4.0x
Homeowners
2.7x
bit
1.7x
1.0x
DTC
IA
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• Attractive unit economics driven by:
Auto
1.5x
Captive
- Higher average premiums of homeowners policies
vs. auto policies
0.9x
- Longer average customer life for homeowners (9
years) vs. auto (5 years)
kin.
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