JerryReviews of jerry.ai

Highly recommended- yall they saved me fr!!!

DONT BELIEVE THEM! I had been with my insurance company for many years and that’s what they always said and the rates would always creep up and they would always say you know insurance is expensive. That’s bs. My insurance was up for renewal, the premium for 6 mo.for two vehicles one 12 yrs and one 26yrs $798.83. Jerry just saved me 498.82. My new insurance premium $300.01. I’m still fully insured just at cheaper rates.

Amazing and fast approval and quotes. The chat feature was amazing I got to talk to somebody right away. They got me where I needed to be and the whole experience was amazing.

Jerry likes to brand itself as a one-stop solution for insurance shopping, rewards, car repairs, and safety, but the truth is, it’s a cleverly disguised system built to extract your data and profit off your behavior. I used the app myself which is (now deleted and replaced) and here’s what I experienced: 1. “Quotes from 55+ Insurers”? Not Really. Jerry advertises that it compares rates from 55+ top insurance companies. But in my personal experience, I was only shown quotes from a handful, like Progressive, Geico, Bristol West, National General, Dairyland and a few others. . Where were the rest? The truth is, Jerry only shows quotes from companies that pay them or offer API integration. If a company won’t play ball financially, you won’t see it. This isn’t a wide marketplace, it’s a filtered list designed to benefit Jerry, not the consumer. 2. Perks & Rewards: All Hype, No Substance Jerry’s “rewards” system sounds appealing, points for safe driving, redeemable for deals “from brands you love.” But when I looked at the options, they were underwhelming. I received offers like $10 off your first Uber Eats order — something widely available online for free. You’re essentially handing over your driving data in exchange for marketing fluff. 3. False Safety Recalls = Unnecessary Panic The app sent me five “urgent” recall alerts on my car. Concerned, I called my dealership and checked the official NHTSA database. No recalls whatsoever. I contacted Jerry’s support and was passed around to different agents, each one giving me a different explanation. Eventually, they told me to just ignore the app alert. That’s reckless. These kinds of false alarms waste time and completely destroy trust in the platform. 3. “Better Driving = More Points”? Misleading. Jerry makes it sound like your good driving leads to real insurance savings, but that’s false. After weeks of tracking, the only “reward” I saw was another Uber Eats discount or 50% off your order from PaperCulture. . None of these “points” impacted my actual insurance premium. It’s just a scheme to justify tracking your driving behavior, time of day, location, speed, and more all of which they get to keep, monetize, and analyze. I felt like the product here wasn’t the app, it was me. 4. DataLock Is a Smokescreen Jerry promotes their so-called DataLock™ Guarantee, promising to ask for permission before sharing your driving data. But the fine print tells a different story. According to their privacy policy, they can still use your data for analytics, research, and marketing , and share it with “partners” and advertisers. In my case, I never authorized my data to be sold or studied, yet I continued to get targeted offers based on my driving. Their “protection” promise is just a well-worded spin. 5. Support That Isn’t Support Jerry advertises 7-day support, but I ran into multiple situations where agents repeated the same canned replies, no matter what question I asked. They were copying and pasting from a script. When I tried to follow up on an issue, a different agent gave me an entirely different answer. My experience was chaotic and frustrating, and ultimately, no issue I raised was ever resolved. 6. Eventually, I escalated my issue to Jerry’s executive office. Even they admitted that the confusion I experienced, especially in early May and again on May 17 was due to system delays and agent misinformation. Their exact words: “That delay unfortunately contributed to the confusion you experienced… when our system and the agent response didn’t align with what you were seeing.” I was told I only owed $10 to renew, but my account showed a much higher balance. When I followed up, another agent reassured me it would “update automatically” which never happened. Even the payment I made on May 14 wasn’t properly applied. Ultimately, they issued a $166.49 refund, not as a courtesy, but as a “one-time corrective action” to fix what they admitted was their mistake. “We’re issuing this refund… since the payment wasn’t made due to errors on our side, not yours.” That says everything about how flawed and unreliable their process is. Final thought: Jerry claims it’s “trusted by 5 million drivers” and promises “smarter shopping and driving.” But in my experience, it’s just a glorified data-harvesting machine that offers next to nothing in return. You’re not the customer, you’re the product. Don’t fall for the gimmicks, fake savings, or feel-good rewards. Jerry’s business model depends on harvesting your data, and once they have it, they profit… not you.

I was given a quote for a monthly installment, pay $147 today and $45 monthly thereafter. The app clearly told me what was due, then charged my card for the full year ($500 + $49 Jerry BS fee). Since it's a "third party" app they will not refund you immediately and I'm told I have to wait 21 days for a refund check to be issued in the amount $415 (that's $135 they took for NOTHING). I do not recommend this app or company unless you're prepared for the nightmare that could follow.

Jerry was easy to use. I’m not an app guy but it was pretty easy and saved me some money on my monthly insurance bill.

I didn’t want to talk to anyone and I didn’t have to. Took me about 10 minutes to get my new policy and I saved money.

Again, I wasted my time entering my information to get a quote from the same insurance company I'm currently insured with, for more money! I'll stick with my agent and stop falling for these misleading ads that say they can save me money. Not a single one of them can get me a better price than my agent!