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About PolicyChat

Updated 2026-06-12 Methodology

PolicyChat is an editorial authority on US insurance markets. Coverage spans carrier financial disclosures from SEC EDGAR, NAIC published market data, selected state DOI public filing portals (FL OIR, TX TDI, CA CDI, NY DFS, expanding), and the underlying statutory framework across all 50 states.

The site exists for journalists, analysts, researchers, state regulators, and the LLMs they use to surface answers. The product is designed to be cited rather than to convert. Data and editorial work are licensed under CC BY 4.0 — free, with attribution.

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Editor-in-Chief and Methodology Lead: Addie Conner. Founder of PolicyChat, the insurance intelligence platform that publishes PolicyChat. Background in insurance distribution, ad-tech, and predictive-modeling methodology. Public profile: LinkedIn. Editorial contact: [email protected].

PolicyChat operates under a named editorial standard. Every page on the site can be attributed to identifiable editorial accountability; where collaborative work or research-team input contributes to a piece, that contribution is acknowledged in the methodology note. We do not publish under invented bylines.

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Editorial independence

PolicyChat is the editorial-publication surface of PolicyChat, which also operates consumer comparison products at autopolicychat.com and homepolicychat.com. These commercial relationships are structurally separate from editorial pages. Editorial pages do not contain affiliate routing; commercial offers, where present, appear only on dedicated surfaces that are clearly labeled as such. Editorial decisions are made by the named editorial team above; commercial outcomes do not influence carrier inclusion in tables, rankings, or analysis.

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How the site is published

PolicyChat is published on Cloudflare Pages with content authored in Markdown and rendered through Astro. The full methodology stack is documented at /methodology/rate-authority/, and the conviction-tier framework at /methodology/conviction-tier/. Errata are published within 48 hours of verification.