The Austin-based car and home insurance aggregator is a team of 280 plus people. It generates revenue in two primary ways – selling insurance through its in-house agency and receiving a fee for redirecting online shoppers to partner sites.

The pandemic hit The Zebra at the peak of their high season as car sales increased during the spring months.

Upcoming initiatives for the company include home and auto bundling capabilities as well as a refreshed and personalized results page informed by machine learning, aimed at creating long-term relationships with consumers as their insurance advisor.

The first Series C round announced this year by a P&C player.

The Zebra has moved their 154 employees to a 43,000-square-foot, custom office occupying one and a half floors of 1801 East Sixth St., in Austin’s rapidly growing East Side neighborhood. The...

Insurance comparison site has a new look. Before:   After:   The company also has a new quoting flow:   Last, it appears that The Zebra removed its Insurability Score...

announced today a Series B financing round of $43M led by Cox Enterprises, the media, communications and automotive services company. Additional investors include American Family Ventures, IA Capital Group, Lightbank, and Hyde Park Angels, while Silicon...

“Compare Car Insurance Without the Headache. Honestly.” Play.

Old:   New:   Old & New:   That’s all.

CreditKarma announced its new mission to help drivers manage their vehicle finances; insurance included .   The company known for its credit monitoring service is offering an auto-assistant dashboard to allow users...

You’ll soon see that a certain someone said that the insurance industry is where the travel industry was 10 years ago. While I don’t remember what the travel industry looked...

In a recent press release, auto insurance marketplace, The Zebra, announced it has raised $40M in a Series B round led by Accel Partners, bringing its total funding to date...

What is the Mannequin Challenge? a social media craze that sees people uploading videos of them looking as though they’ve been frozen in time. How did it start? not important, really...

Two-year-old Cover Genius, which offers businesses a distribution platform to sell travel, rental and liability insurance, announced its expansion to Texas. Bottom Line: Sydney. London. Texas. Okay.