Insurance Renewals,
Handled End-to-End
RenewFlo runs the renewal process behind the scenes — reducing workload, improving quotes, and saving money.
The Current Problem
Managers spend hours chasing documents and brokers.
Submissions are incomplete → resulting in weak quotes.
Boards don’t understand coverage differences.
Premiums increase with no clear strategy.
The RenewFlo Solution
Manager
- Organize Data
- Own the Timeline
- Produce Clear Summary
What RenewFlo Actually Does
Your team is spending
thousands of hours
they shouldn't have to.
Property managers average 10–20 hours per association on broker coordination, coverage analysis, document prep, and board communication — every single renewal cycle.
Spent on renewals annually
In Annual Labor Cost
| Associations | Hours / Year | Annual Cost |
|---|---|---|
| 10 | 95—285 hrs | $5k – $14k |
| 25 | 238—713 hrs | $12k – $36k |
| 50 | 475—1,425 hrs | $24k – $71k |
| 100 | 950—2,850 hrs | $48k – $143k |
*Based on trailing 12 months of RenewFlo time tracked across active renewals, averaging 9.5–28.5 hrs/association at $50/hr labor cost. Left card assumes 10 associations under management.
Paid via existing commissions.
Zero added cost.
You already pay commissions as part of your insurance premium. We partner with your broker and simply split that existing commission. Clients get a streamlined, transparent renewal for free, and Brokers drastically reduce their operational servicing costs.
The Cost of Waiting.
Visualizing the 5-year impact of a RenewFlo optimized renewal strategy.
Project Parameters
Adjust parameters to model your trajectory.
5-YEAR POTENTIAL SAVINGS
Cumulative property savings over 5 years with a RenewFlo baseline reset this year.
Projected Trajectory
12% avg. market increase from new baseline
Hover over points to see Cumulative Savings
Ready for a better renewal?
If your current process sounds like this, it's time for a change:
Always delivering premium increases, never savings?
Last-second scrambles forcing rushed board decisions?
Struggling to clearly understand or explain what is actually covered?