Insurance coverage explainer graphics

Ready-to-post explainers on deductibles, umbrella policies and more.

For insurance agents

Six topics, four looks, every size

Plain-language answers to the questions clients are embarrassed to ask.

Deductibles, liability limits, umbrella policies and more, pre-written and reviewed for plain language, on your brand, in every social size.

INSURANCE 101 What’s a deductible? The amount you pay on a claim before your insurance pays the rest. A higher deductible usually means a lower premium. Your name Your brokerage · DRE #00000000 For educational purposes only; not a quote or coverage advice. Made with Prosperk
Term and definitionA light card with an accent rule.
INSURANCE 101 What’s a deductible? MYTH A lower deductible is always the better choice. FACT Not always. A higher deductible can lower your premium if you could cover it after a loss. Your name Your brokerage · DRE #00000000 For educational purposes only; not a quote or coverage advice. Made with Prosperk
Myth vs. factA red myth box and a green fact box.
INSURANCE 101 What’s a deductible? The amount you pay on a claim before your insurance pays the rest. A higher deductible usually means a lower premium. Your name Your brokerage · DRE #00000000 For educational purposes only; not a quote or coverage advice. Made with Prosperk
Icon and textAn icon disc on your brand color.
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Topic

Pre-written and reviewed for plain language. Edit within the limits.

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INSURANCE 101 What’s a deductible? The amount you pay on a claim before your insurance pays the rest. A higher deductible usually means a lower premium. Your name Your brokerage · DRE #00000000 For educational purposes only; not a quote or coverage advice. Made with Prosperk
For educational purposes only; not a quote or coverage advice. This line is printed on every graphic.
What you’ll get: PNGs in every social size, or a carousel ZIP.
Every graphic carries your license number and the educational-use line.

How it works

An explainer post in three steps

  1. Step 1

    Pick a topic

    Deductibles, liability limits, umbrella policies and more.

  2. Step 2

    Choose a style

    Term card, myth vs. fact, icon and text, or a carousel.

  3. Step 3

    Download

    PNGs in every size or a carousel ZIP.

Why it matters

Clear explanations build trust

Insurance words confuse people

Plain-language posts answer questions before clients have to ask.

Consistent posting keeps you visible

A steady stream of useful posts keeps you top of mind at renewal.

The disclaimer is built in

Every graphic carries your license number and an educational-use line.

Questions about the Coverage Explainers

Yes, within character limits so the graphic stays readable.