A company like https://insurify.com/ can even give you multiple quotes (and you can check the "rideshare/business" box when getting your quotes). Source: about 2 years ago

There are sites like insurify.com or nerdwallet.com - no experience using them though. For a discount, I suggest checking on things based on membership where there is a bit of a group discount, like your Credit Union, military service (USAA), Costco, Employer, etc. Consumer Reports rates Car Insurance companies, USAA was best but that doesn't mean cheapest as OP experienced. You could ask the folks at... Source: over 2 years ago

Car insurance (Toyota Yaris, 2015, male driver): $371/mo, $3,804, $19,896 left. Source: almost 3 years ago

FYI https://insurify.com got me the lowest quote I could find. Source: almost 3 years ago

Make sure to get inspiration from other highly converting stores, like sundaysfordogs.com . Source: 6 months ago

I think you could beef up both the homepage and about page with more info about you and your company and your brand. https://sundaysfordogs.com/ someone posted this store in another thread, and I think it's a good example for what you could be doing in the pet/dog niche. Source: 6 months ago

Look at your competitors' stores and get inspired. Here's a good one to see: https://sundaysfordogs.com/. Source: almost 2 years ago

I finally succumbed to Sundays' instagram ads and ordered it to try with my dog. I had my previous dog on a prey model raw diet for almost his entire life. But this time around the breeder insisted I that "raw is a fad" and that I should keep my pup on a traditional dog food til he's a year old. Well he's turning 1 this month, he's been on Orijen, and his poop smells ungodly!! So time for a change. Source: over 2 years ago

It was called Sundays https://sundaysfordogs.com/ don't remember the code tho, but just make sure when you get it you have your dogs eat it in front of Lexie :P. Source: over 2 years ago