Press / Media Kit
Media resources, company background, brand usage guidance, and press contact information for QuoteFinder.ca
About QuoteFinder.ca (media overview)
QuoteFinder.ca is a marketplace platform that helps consumers request and compare quotes from participating providers. The platform is designed to support clearer quote workflows, provider participation standards, and trust-focused operations — including help content, reporting tools, safety guidance, and policy documentation.
QuoteFinder.ca also supports provider organizations (including brokerages and teams) with more structured participation workflows, such as team administration, role-based access, and compliance-oriented guidance.
Media note
QuoteFinder.ca aims to present itself as a trust-centered marketplace platform with public-facing documentation (help, policy, transparency, and safety pages) — not as a thin lead funnel.
What QuoteFinder.ca is (and is not)
| QuoteFinder.ca is… | QuoteFinder.ca is not… |
|---|---|
| A marketplace platform for quote requests and provider responses | An insurer, broker, carrier, or underwriting company (unless clearly stated for a separate product/business line) |
| A platform with public help, safety, and policy documentation | A guarantee of quote outcomes, approvals, pricing, or provider selection |
| A workflow and trust infrastructure provider | A substitute for provider licensing, legal compliance, or professional obligations |
| A platform that may publish transparency and operational updates | A real-time public feed of all user activity or private case details |
Suggested short description (media-friendly)
QuoteFinder.ca is a quote marketplace platform that helps consumers compare provider responses and helps providers operate with clearer workflows, trust standards, and support documentation.
Suggested extended boilerplate (for articles / media coverage)
QuoteFinder.ca is a consumer-facing quote marketplace platform designed to help users request and compare quotes from participating providers while supporting trust-focused platform operations. The platform publishes public help pages, policy documentation, safety guidance, and transparency-oriented resources to improve clarity for consumers, providers, brokerages, and team accounts. QuoteFinder.ca also provides team-oriented workflows for provider organizations, including governance and compliance guidance in plain English.
How to describe the platform accurately
When covering QuoteFinder.ca, please distinguish between the platform’s role (marketplace/workflow provider) and the role of participating providers (who are responsible for their own services, licensing, and professional obligations).
Media contact / press inquiries
For media inquiries, interview requests, fact-checking questions, corrections, or partnership/editorial requests, please contact QuoteFinder.ca through the official support/contact channel and label your message clearly for faster routing.
Recommended first-line labels for media requests:
- Press inquiry — interview request, platform overview, spokesperson request
- Media fact-check request — article verification or clarification before publication
- Correction request — possible error in public-facing QuoteFinder.ca content
- Partnership / media collaboration — non-editorial media or event collaboration inquiry
What to include in a press inquiry (helps us respond faster)
- your publication/outlet name;
- your name and role;
- topic and questions (or a short summary);
- deadline and time zone;
- whether you need on-the-record comment, background, or fact-check only;
- links to draft coverage (if requesting fact-check review).
Deadline requests
Please include your publication deadline in the first message. If a deadline is not provided, responses may be handled in standard support order.
Brand assets and logo usage (media and editorial use)
QuoteFinder.ca may make logos, screenshots, and selected brand assets available for editorial coverage and factual reference. Brand assets should be used in a way that is accurate, non-misleading, and consistent with the context of your coverage.
Allowed uses (generally)
- editorial/news reporting about QuoteFinder.ca;
- factual references in reviews, comparisons, and platform coverage;
- articles discussing platform features, policies, or public transparency materials;
- press coverage that identifies QuoteFinder.ca as the subject of the story.
Not allowed (generally)
- suggesting QuoteFinder.ca endorses your publication, product, or service without permission;
- altering logos in a misleading way;
- using assets in scams, impersonation, phishing, or deceptive advertising;
- using QuoteFinder.ca branding in a way that confuses users about who is operating a page/account.
Need logo files or screenshots?
If a public downloadable media kit package is not listed on this page yet, contact support and start your message with Press inquiry or Media asset request.
Brand usage guidelines (plain-English)
| Do | Don’t | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Use the correct platform name: QuoteFinder.ca | Rename or rebrand it in a way that changes meaning | Reduces confusion and improves factual accuracy |
| Use logos in editorial context | Use logos to imply sponsorship/endorsement without permission | Prevents misleading readers |
| Use screenshots to illustrate coverage | Publish screenshots that expose private user information | Protects privacy and trust |
| Describe platform role clearly | Describe QuoteFinder.ca as a provider/carrier if it is acting as platform only | Avoids category confusion |
Screenshots, product imagery, and UI captures
Screenshots may be useful for editorial coverage, product analysis, or commentary. Please use care when publishing screenshots.
Screenshot best practices for media
- avoid showing personal data, account-specific information, or private messages;
- crop or redact sensitive details if needed;
- capture pages in a way that reflects the feature accurately and fairly;
- note the date of capture if the screenshot may become outdated due to product changes;
- avoid manipulating screenshots in ways that misrepresent platform behavior.
Privacy reminder
Do not publish screenshots that expose personal information, private quote details, or confidential support/investigation content.
Facts, transparency, and verification resources for journalists
For fact-checking and background context, QuoteFinder.ca maintains public documentation across policy, safety, help, editorial standards, and transparency pages.
Useful pages for media background / fact-checking
- Consumer Protection / What QuoteFinder Is and Is Not
- Editorial / Information Standards
- Updates / Newsroom
- Marketplace Transparency Reports / Stats
- Consumer Safety Hub
- Trust & Safety Enforcement / Policy Violations
- Privacy Policy
- Terms of Service (Clients)
- Terms for Agents / Provider Agreement
- Terms for Brokerages / Team Accounts
Coverage topics we can typically help with
- how quote marketplace platforms work (consumer and provider workflows);
- platform trust and safety practices (high-level, privacy-aware);
- consumer safety / scam prevention basics for marketplace users;
- provider quality standards and professionalization workflows;
- team/brokerage governance models for marketplace participation;
- public policy/help/transparency documentation approach.
Topics we may limit or decline (for privacy/safety reasons)
- private user account details or support cases;
- ongoing investigations or confidential moderation decisions;
- sensitive security controls or detection methods;
- non-public operational data that could increase abuse risk;
- legal conclusions or personalized legal advice.
Transparency with limits
QuoteFinder.ca may provide high-level transparency notes and aggregated data, while limiting details that could violate privacy or weaken platform safety controls.
Media fact-check and correction requests
If you are preparing a story and want to verify platform facts, terminology, or policy interpretation, you can request a fact-check review before publication.
If you believe a QuoteFinder.ca public page contains an error, you can submit a correction request.
Recommended labels:
- Media fact-check request
- Correction request
- Policy question (when a public summary appears inconsistent with a policy page)
What helps with fact-check requests
- the claim or wording you want verified;
- where it appears (draft copy or publication URL);
- the specific QuoteFinder.ca page or feature you are referencing;
- deadline/time zone;
- whether you need confirmation of terminology, policy wording, or workflow behavior.
Press FAQ
Is QuoteFinder.ca a broker, insurer, or carrier?
QuoteFinder.ca should be described according to its platform role as a quote marketplace/workflow platform unless a specific page/product clearly states a different role for a separate business line. Participating providers remain responsible for their own services, licensing, and professional obligations.
Can media use your logo in an article?
Generally yes for accurate editorial coverage, provided it is not used in a misleading way or to imply endorsement/sponsorship without permission.
Can we publish screenshots of the platform?
Yes, but avoid exposing personal information, private messages, or confidential account details. Use privacy-safe screenshots and redact where necessary.
Do you provide comment on individual user complaints or enforcement actions?
QuoteFinder.ca may provide high-level policy/process context, but may limit or decline comment on private account matters, investigations, and confidential trust & safety actions.
Where can we verify platform policy and trust documentation?
Use the public Help, Policy, Transparency, and Editorial Standards pages linked on this Media Kit page.
How do we request interviews or a background briefing?
Use the Contact / Support page and start your message with Press inquiry. Include your outlet, topic, and deadline.
Media resources and related pages
- Updates / Newsroom
- Marketplace Transparency Reports / Stats
- Editorial / Information Standards
- Consumer Protection / What QuoteFinder Is and Is Not
- Consumer Safety Hub
- Provider Best Practices / Quality Guides (for Agents & Teams)
- Partner / Licensing & Compliance Hub
- For Brokerages / Teams
- Privacy Policy
- Contact / Support
Press-ready attribution and naming guidance
When possible, use the full name QuoteFinder.ca on first reference, then QuoteFinder on later references if needed. Avoid phrasing that implies QuoteFinder.ca itself is the individual provider delivering a quoted service unless that is clearly stated in the context you are covering.
Last updated: February 23, 2026
