For a claim-free record
A year without at-fault claims lowers your coefficient. Several years in a row give the biggest effect.
A discount lowers the payment and takes nothing away. A deductible also lowers the payment, but you cover part of the damage yourself. The difference is shown on the slider below.
A year without at-fault claims lowers your coefficient. Several years in a row give the biggest effect.
Renew your policy with us — the rate is lower than starting from scratch. Your data is already verified.
One annual payment instead of monthly installments — cheaper overall than paying in installments.
A second car in the family, or MTPL together with CASCO, is issued at a combined rate.
Example for CASCO with a sum insured of 900,000 UAH and an annual premium of 12,400 UAH. The claim in this example is 40,000 UAH.
Without a deductible, the insurer covers the damage in full, but the policy costs the most.
No. A discount simply lowers the payment. A deductible is the amount you pay yourself with every claim, and the policy gets cheaper in exchange for that arrangement. If the damage is less than the deductible, there’s no payout at all.
Minor scratches and scuffed bumpers happen most often in the city, and they're exactly what falls short of a large deductible. For everyday city driving, 0.5–1% makes more sense, while 5% is worth it when you're insuring against major damage, not scratches.
It doesn’t disappear completely, but your rating worsens, and the next policy costs more. That’s why for minor damage it’s sometimes cheaper to repair it yourself — we calculate both options before filing a claim.
During the term — no, it's fixed in the contract. You can change it at renewal: before the new term we show you a quote with several deductible options, and you choose.
No. MTPL rates and coefficients are regulated, so there’s less room for discounts. CASCO has more variables: deductible, list of risks, payment method, number of cars — which is why the difference in the final price is more noticeable.