Contact

How to reach us

Have questions about how to use the estimator or need help interpreting a result? Send us a message and we’ll get back within 1–2 business days.

Email: everydayroyalties@gmail.com
Support hours: Mon–Fri, 9am–5pm (CT)

What to include so we can help faster

The page you were on (URL) and a brief description of what you were trying to do.
Inputs you used (e.g., dwelling coverage, roof age, deductible) and the result you saw.
Screenshots if something looked broken or confusing.

Privacy

We don’t sell your personal information. Emails are used only to reply to your questions and improve our tools. See our Privacy Policy for details.

What to Include When You Reach Out

When you send a message through this page, it helps to share a bit of context: whether you are a homeowner, renter, or industry professional; which state you are in; and what part of the estimator or content you are asking about. Please do not include policy numbers or sensitive personal details—this site is not a replacement for your insurance company's service channels.

What We Can and Cannot Help With

We can explain general concepts and point you to public resources that shed light on home insurance trends. We cannot access your specific policy, change your coverage, or file claims on your behalf. For urgent issues or time-sensitive questions, your carrier or local agent will always be the right first stop.

Examples of Helpful Questions to Send

Helpful messages often describe a scenario instead of asking for a quick yes or no answer. For example, you might explain that your roof is approaching a certain age, you have received a renewal increase, and you want to understand which levers in the estimator relate to that situation. That kind of detail gives us room to point you toward the most relevant guides on the site.

Following Up After You Use This Site

After you finish exploring the estimator or reading several guides, you might still be unsure which step to take next. In your message, you can briefly describe what you tried, what still feels unclear, and what decision you are trying to make—such as choosing a deductible or deciding whether to file a claim. That context helps us point you toward the most relevant sections of the site.

Why We Do Not Request Attachments or Personal Documents

This contact form is meant for general questions about the estimator and educational content. We do not need copies of your declarations page, photos of your home, or identification documents to answer those questions. Keeping sensitive files out of informal contact messages helps you maintain better control over your personal information.

Situations Where We May Not Be Able to Respond

There are times when we cannot answer a question directly—for example, if it calls for legal advice, requires access to your policy file, or involves an active claim. In those cases, we will point you back to your carrier or agent, who has both the authority and the full context needed to help. This boundary keeps the site focused on education rather than individual case handling.

How to Phrase Questions for Clearer Answers

When reaching out with questions, it can help to describe both the part of the site you were viewing and the step in the process where you felt stuck. Saying something like, “I adjusted the deductible slider on the estimator and read the deductible guide, but I am still unsure how this would affect a moderate roof claim,” gives enough detail for a more targeted reply.

Keeping Personal Information to a Minimum

When you reach out with questions, you do not need to share items like your full address, policy number, or claim details. Focusing on general scenarios—such as “a coastal home with a new roof” or “a house with a finished basement”—allows us to keep the conversation educational while protecting your privacy.

Setting Fair Expectations for Responses

While we aim to provide clear and thoughtful replies, we cannot guarantee real-time responses or individualized guidance for every situation. Treat any feedback you receive as one more educational perspective to consider alongside advice from local professionals who know your property and regulations firsthand.