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Progressive — HonestPolicy Grade

Overall: A (score 61.0/100) · methodology v0.2.1 · generated 2026-07-10

Every figure on this page links to the public government record it was computed from (see Sources & provenance). The grade aggregates the complaint experience of all Progressive underwriting companies identified in each source, listed below with their raw complaint and exposure counts.

Automobile: A score 61.0/100 · composite relative index 0.64 · 7 signals

Signals

SignalYear Group complaintsGroup exposure base Market complaintsMarket exposure base Relative indexWeight
TX Automobile20253633,306,1252,48015,044,7980.67[tx]0.3
TX Automobile20242132,968,5151,59414,898,9760.67[tx]0.12
CA Automobile2025712,292,6041,78628,998,8650.50[ca_auto]0.2
CA Automobile2024492,292,6041,38828,998,8650.45[ca_auto]0.12
CA Automobile2023482,292,60485728,998,8650.71[ca_auto]0.08
NY Automobile202462$2,063.9M629$18,428M0.88[ny]0.12
NY Automobile202347$1,749.2M445$16,202M0.98[ny]0.06

Relative index = (group share of complaints) ÷ (group share of exposure base); 1.00 = market average, lower is better. CA prior-year indices reuse the latest-year exposure mix (CDI publishes exposures for the most recent year only). CA market = the ~50 largest writers CDI studies.

Underwriting companies aggregated into this grade

Source · year(s)Company ComplaintsExposure base Regulator's own ratio
TX · 2025PROGRESSIVE COUNTY MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY (NAIC 29203)3613,306,1210.66 (TDI index)
TX · 2025UNITED FINANCIAL CASUALTY COMPANY (NAIC 11770) (tiny book — below the credibility floor on its own)243035.71 (TDI index)
TX · 2024PROGRESSIVE COUNTY MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY (NAIC 29203)2122,968,5110.67 (TDI index)
TX · 2024UNITED FINANCIAL CASUALTY COMPANY (NAIC 11770) (tiny book — below the credibility floor on its own)142338.37 (TDI index)
CA · 2025/2024/2023PROGRESSIVE DIRECT INSURANCE COMPANY (CDI rank 6)4 (3yr)162,3672025: 0.6, 2024: 1.3, 2023: 0.7 (per 100k)
CA · 2025/2024/2023PROGRESSIVE SELECT INSURANCE COMPANY (CDI rank 31)38 (3yr)337,4622025: 4.4, 2024: 3.2, 2023: 3.0 (per 100k)
CA · 2025/2024/2023UNITED FINANCIAL CASUALTY COMPANY (CDI rank 23)82 (3yr)1,236,2522025: 2.8, 2024: 2.5, 2023: 2.5 (per 100k)
CA · 2025/2024/2023DRIVE INSURANCE COMPANY (CDI rank 28)44 (3yr)556,5232025: 3.6, 2024: 1.7, 2023: 3.0 (per 100k)
NY · 2024Progressive Advanced Insurance Company (NAIC 11851)11 (upheld, of 222 total)$698.9M (premiums)0.015739826 (DFS ratio, rank 57)
NY · 2024Progressive Casualty Insurance Company (NAIC 24260)40 (upheld, of 241 total)$683.5M (premiums)0.058523331 (DFS ratio, rank 85)
NY · 2024Progressive Direct Insurance Company (NAIC 16322) (tiny book — below the credibility floor on its own)3 (upheld, of 87 total)$24.5M (premiums)0.122365841 (DFS ratio, rank 101)
NY · 2024Progressive Max Insurance Company (NAIC 24279)5 (upheld, of 91 total)$284.1M (premiums)0.017596576 (DFS ratio, rank 61)
NY · 2024Progressive Northwestern Insurance Company (NAIC 42919)1 (upheld, of 13 total)$45.3M (premiums)0.022093321 (DFS ratio, rank 62)
NY · 2024Progressive Specialty Insurance Company (NAIC 32786)2 (upheld, of 74 total)$327.6M (premiums)0.006104117 (DFS ratio, rank 48)
NY · 2023Progressive Advanced Insurance Company (NAIC 11851)4 (upheld, of 68 total)$563.9M (premiums)0.007093636 (DFS ratio, rank 54)
NY · 2023Progressive Casualty Insurance Company (NAIC 24260)27 (upheld, of 200 total)$589.4M (premiums)0.045810233 (DFS ratio, rank 87)
NY · 2023Progressive Direct Insurance Company (NAIC 16322) (tiny book — below the credibility floor on its own)1 (upheld, of 28 total)$21.7M (premiums)0.046150254 (DFS ratio, rank 88)
NY · 2023Progressive Max Insurance Company (NAIC 24279)6 (upheld, of 90 total)$243.7M (premiums)0.024618443 (DFS ratio, rank 72)
NY · 2023Progressive Northwestern Insurance Company (NAIC 42919)1 (upheld, of 3 total)$42.3M (premiums)0.023643999 (DFS ratio, rank 69)
NY · 2023Progressive Specialty Insurance Company (NAIC 32786)8 (upheld, of 90 total)$288.3M (premiums)0.027753045 (DFS ratio, rank 75)

HonestPolicy Grades are calculated independently and without the endorsement of the NAIC, the Texas Department of Insurance, the California Department of Insurance, or the New York State Department of Financial Services. Underlying complaint statistics are public records of the named state agencies.

A HonestPolicy Grade is an editorial opinion about relative complaint experience, derived arithmetically from the public records cited on this page. It is not a recommendation to buy or avoid any insurance product. See methodology (v0.2.1) for the exact formula.

Sources & provenance

[tx] Texas Department of Insurance — Complaint indexes and policy counts for insurance companies — Texas Department of Insurance.
https://data.texas.gov/dataset/Complaint-indexes-and-policy-counts-for-insurance-/pa9u-9s9w
Retrieved 2026-07-10T10:07:49+00:00. Published on the Texas Open Data Portal for public reuse. Complaint index values are calculated by TDI.
[ca_auto] California Department of Insurance — 2026 Consumer Complaint Study (Automobile composite) — California Department of Insurance.
https://www.insurance.ca.gov/01-consumers/120-company/03-concmplt/upload/2026-Consumer-Complaint-Study-Auto.pdf
Retrieved 2026-07-10T10:07:51+00:00. Public record of the California Department of Insurance. Ratios are justified complaints per 100,000 earned exposures as calculated by CDI.
[ca_home] California Department of Insurance — 2026 Consumer Complaint Study (Homeowners composite) — California Department of Insurance.
https://www.insurance.ca.gov/01-consumers/120-company/03-concmplt/upload/2026-Consumer-Complaint-Study-Home.pdf
Retrieved 2026-07-10T10:07:51+00:00. Public record of the California Department of Insurance. Ratios are justified complaints per 100,000 earned exposures as calculated by CDI.
[ny] New York State Department of Financial Services — Automobile Insurance Company Complaint Rankings: Beginning 2009 — New York State Department of Financial Services.
https://data.ny.gov/Government-Finance/Automobile-Insurance-Company-Complaint-Rankings-Be/h2wd-9xfe
Retrieved 2026-07-10T10:07:51+00:00. Published on Open Data NY for public reuse. Per DFS: insurers are ranked by upheld consumer complaints (complaints where DFS agreed the insurer made an inappropriate decision) as a share of automobile premiums written in New York State; the ratio column is upheld complaints per $1 million of premium as calculated by DFS.

Full machine-readable provenance for every figure: data/grades.json (methodology v0.2.1, generated 2026-07-10T10:22:02+00:00).