1. Buildings vs contents needs
Start with the core product setup and the part of the decision that matters most for home insurance.
Compare the major home-insurance choices first, then move into buildings, contents, landlord, gadget, or bicycle cover pages.
These pages are designed to get the consumer comparing the right factors first, before they jump into a provider, policy, or package they do not fully understand.
Start with the core product setup and the part of the decision that matters most for home insurance.
Use this area to weigh trade-offs like exclusions, switching friction, renewal timing, contract length, or provider differences.
Once the basics are clear, the consumer can move deeper into the related pages or a fuller comparison flow without losing context.
Home insurance gets easier once you separate buildings, contents, landlord cover, and higher-value possessions.
This page helps users stay in the right home-insurance lane before they jump into a more specific product page.
From here, the user can move into landlord, contents, buildings, gadget, or bicycle cover when needed.
These are real product lanes inside DealComparer. They are not live market quotes yet, but they give the user a clearer path into the right kind of comparison.
Best first route for owner-occupiers comparing the broadest type of household protection.
Open routeUseful when the contents decision matters more than the structure of the home itself.
Open routeKeep landlord comparisons separate so the exclusions and responsibilities stay clear.
Open routeA useful branch when the comparison is really about higher-risk devices or valuables.
Open routeThese are official provider pages that can help users check the next step directly. They are reference routes, not a live market ranking.
Official Aviva home-insurance route for buildings and contents cover.
Open official siteOfficial Direct Line home-insurance route.
Open official siteOfficial LV home-insurance route.
Open official siteThe compare side should feel honest and useful now, then become more integrated as the strongest commercial lanes prove themselves.
Owner, tenant, and landlord journeys should be kept apart before any comparison outcome is sent.
The email follow-up should point users to buildings, contents, landlord, or valuables-led next steps.
The structure is there now, but heavier provider comparison should come after the first stronger compare wedges are proven.
Home comparison page inside the same section.
Home comparison page inside the same section.
Home comparison page inside the same section.
Home comparison page inside the same section.
Home comparison page inside the same section.