Who Has the Cheapest Renters Insurance in San Antonio?
Lemonade has the cheapest renters insurance in San Antonio, at an average of $21 per month.
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Lemonade also stands out for its simple online quote system. However, the company has a mixed reputation for customer service.
San Antonio renters who don't mind paying a little more for better service should consider State Farm. It also has affordable rates, at an average of $24 per month. Plus, State Farm offers good service and a generous bundling discount.
Best Cheap Renters Insurance in San Antonio
Our editors looked at the rates, coverage and customer satisfaction reputation for six leading companies to find the best renters insurance in San Antonio. All quotes include $30,000 of personal property coverage, a $500 deductible and $100,000 in liability protection.
Cheapest renters insurance in San Antonio
Lemonade has the cheapest renters insurance quotes in San Antonio.
Lemonade charges an average of $21 per month for renters insurance. That's roughly three-quarters of the
San Antonio city average.
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State Farm and Amica also have affordable coverage, at an average of $24 per month and $25 per month, respectively. Both companies also have strong reputations for customer service.
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Cheap renters insurance quotes in San Antonio
Company | Monthly cost | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Lemonade | 4.0 out of 5 | $21 | |
| State Farm | 4.5 out of 5 | $24 | |
| Amica | 4.0 out of 5 | $25 | |
| Progressive | 2.5 out of 5 | $31 | |
| Assurant | 3.0 out of 5 | $32 | |
Renters insurance in San Antonio costs $28 per month, on average. That's $3 per month more than the Texas state average of $25 per month.
Best company for most San Antonio renters: State Farm
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Cost$24/moThis analysis used home insurance quotes for six top companies that offer coverage in San Antonio, TX. Read our methodology.
Best cheap renters insurance in San Antonio: Lemonade
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Cost$21/moThis analysis used home insurance quotes for six top companies that offer coverage in San Antonio, TX. Read our methodology.
Best renters insurance discounts in San Antonio: Amica
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Cost$25/moThis analysis used home insurance quotes for six top companies that offer coverage in San Antonio, TX. Read our methodology.
What renters insurance coverage do I need in San Antonio?
San Antonio renters need to protect themselves against common hazards like fire, theft and storms.
Renters insurance covers theft both inside your house or apartment and while you're away. This coverage will replace your stolen items.
Renters insurance usually covers fire and smoke damage. A renters policy will pay to repair or replace the things you own after a fire.
San Antonio regularly experiences storms, including occasional hurricanes and tornadoes. Although renters insurance doesn't typically cover flooding, policies will usually pay for storm damage. For example, if strong winds break a window and cause rain to enter your apartment then a renters policy would typically replace your damaged items.
Keep in mind that renters insurance won't protect you against flooding. If you live in a ground-floor unit in a flood-prone area, you should consider buying flood insurance for renters.
Frequently asked questions
What is the cheapest renters insurance in San Antonio, Texas?
has the cheapest renters insurance in San Antonio, at $21 per month, on average. That's roughly a quarter less than the San Antonio average of $28 per month.
How much is renters insurance in San Antonio, TX?
Renters insurance in San Antonio costs $28 per month, on average. That's slightly more than the Texas state average of $25 per month.
What is the best renters insurance in San Antonio, Texas?
State Farm offers the best combination of cheap rates and good customer service among top renters insurance in San Antonio. Amica also has a strong reputation for satisfaction and affordable coverage.
Methodology
ValuePenguin gathered quotes from six of the top insurance companies available in San Antonio to find the best renters insurance companies. Rates are for a 30-year-old unmarried woman living alone who hasn't filed an insurance claim in the past.
Quotes are for the following coverage limits:
- Personal property: $30,000
- Personal liability: $100,000
- Medical payments: $1,000
- Loss of use: $9,000
- Deductible: $500
ValuePenguin editors used each company's National Association of Insurance Commissioners complaint score and its J.D. Power and ValuePenguin editor's ratings, if available.
About the Author
Former Senior Writer
Talon Abernathy is a former ValuePenguin Senior Writer who specialized in health insurance, Medicare and Medicaid. He also contributed to other insurance verticals including home, renters, auto, motorcycle and flood insurance.
Talon came to ValuePenguin in 2023. Since his arrival, he's helped to expand the site's health insurance-related content offerings. He enjoys helping readers understand the ins and outs of America's all too complicated health insurance landscape.
Before coming to ValuePenguin, Talon worked as a freelance writer. His prior work has touched on a broad range of personal finance-related topics including credit-building strategies, small business incorporation tactics and creative ways to save for retirement.
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Expertise
- Health insurance
- Medicare and Medicaid
- Flood insurance
- Homeowners insurance
- Renters insurance
- Auto and motorcycle insurance
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- Money.com
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- Yahoo! Finance
Education
- BA, University of Washington
- Certificate in Copyediting, UC San Diego
Credentials
- Licensed Life & Disability Insurance Agent
- Licensed Property & Casualty Insurance Agent
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