Lemonade - Forget everything you know about insurance

with what seems to be no investigation into claims.. how are you going to prevent mass Insurance fraud by users?

Lemonade decided that our home in Las Vegas not insurable, yet it's a standard suburban home in Las Vegas, currently insured by Geico and insured by Allstate in the past.

Pros:

Beautiful UI

Cons:

It should accept all homes, not just ones it "likes."

Great team! goodluck!

come on down to Atlanta, i'll be your first Georgia customer! :)

Seems really cool! I'm moving to NY in 3 months and I'll probably try it then! Looks really promising :)

love the UX love the product :) it's about time someone is disrupting insurance - this thing will be huge.

Great product guys! Congratulations on launching the product. I've met Robert last January in your NY offices. Check our product (www.urbanstat.com), maybe there is a good cooperation potential here.

Great vision, amazing execution. Seems like a home-run. Good Luck!

Hey Guys, Brilliant product. The insurance industry the world over has grown pretty saturated and the entire functioning is shrouded in immense mystery. The tear-jerking commercials all make you want to go ahead and sign up, but when it comes to claim-settlements the real nightmare begins. I'll not go into semantics here and comment on whether this is an actual P2P product. I will, however, say that something like this has been a long time coming. Can't wait for you guys to spread out and possibly reach India some day. All the very best! P.S - Tried your interface with a friend's address and on the Quotes Preview page, the content under the subheadings - "Flood" & "Secondary Home" is essentially the same thing, might want to get that checked out.

Looks great, but I don't see how you can claim to be the first P2P insurance company in the world. Guevara in Germany, etc.