Squaremouth Inc Reviews 

The ease of purchasing insurance and clear descriptions.

Quick and easy experience to compare policies and purchase, my second time to buy insurance with Squaremouth.

Purchasing the policy was very easy. I called for clarification and the agent was very informative.

Ease of booking policy. Numerous comparables to choose from . Price was fair .

Easy to use. easy to compare. Has all relevant info.

great way to compare policies, then pick the one you need.

I called twice about the same trip and both times, the representative was knowledgeable, patient, and welcomed my questions. Just the way business should always be so often is not these days.

Squaremouth offers a range of policies that go beyond even what the individual insurers will write. I was able to secure an annual travel policy to cover medical emergencies outside the US. And I was able to get better coverage at the same price through Squaremouth than going directly to the insurer. The website is clear, coverage is easy to understand, they retain all policies I've purchased - it super service.

Easy to navigate

Extremely easy and efficient. I always use Squaremouth to purchase my travel insurance.

It was do fast and easy to acquire travel insurance

I am sharing this to warn fellow travelers about the unfair claims practices I experienced with Seven Corners and the failure of Squaremouth’s "Zero Complaint Guarantee."

Despite purchasing a policy to cover "Common Carrier Delays," my claim for a 31-hour delay on March 18, 2026, was denied using a General War Exclusion.

The Facts vs. The Excuse:

The Excuse: Seven Corners cited a regional airspace closure notice from March 10 to deny a claim for a flight on March 18.

The Truth: By March 18, the airspace was open. I provided real-time flight logs proving other flights from the same carrier flew the exact same route on the same day.

The Documentation: The airline officially coded my delay as a "Commercial Waiver (CW005-2026)" and an "Involuntary Reroute." The airline treated this as a business/logistical failure, yet the insurance company overrode the airline’s own data to invoke a "War" excuse.

The "Zero Complaint" Failure:
Squaremouth’s "advocacy" consisted of a rubber-stamp rejection. They ignored the technical evidence and the timeline discrepancy (March 10 vs. March 18), siding entirely with the insurer’s narrative over the physical flight data.

The Bottom Line:
If you buy travel insurance today, be aware: If there is a conflict anywhere in the world, these companies can use it as a "Super-Exclusion" to deny your claim, even if the planes are demonstrably flying. You are paying for protection that disappears the moment you actually need to use it.

Easy side by side comparison on important coverage

Easy purchase, clear details, EXACTLY what I was looking for. Thank you!

It took me a reasonable amount of time to register for travel insurance.

Easy to get the coverage I was interested in.

Square mouth is an insurance broker. When our trip was delayed because the airline crew timed out, we missed a day of our tour which was canceled. Our insurance covered cancellation and travel delay but square mouth and the insurance company did nothing to reimburse us. It appeared that they tried to find any excuse possible to not pay despite us providing a letter from the airline and from the tour operator which canceled the tour because we did not arrive. I cannot recommend square mouth. There no complaint policy was not true.

never had to make a claim however squaremouth is super easy and always asks after the trip if there are any claims