European insurance knowledge base
The European knowledge base for insurance.
What insurance policies across the 27 EU member states actually cover — read from insurers' own documents, linked to the source, and published for people, insurers and AI agents.
- EU markets
- 27
- Insurer records
- 698
- Offers compared
- 1,343
- Coverage facts
- 16,577
- Cited documents
- 3,282
Why you can check what we publish
A licensed insurance broker
Boleron is licensed by Bulgaria's Financial Supervision Commission and passported to every EU member state.
Every coverage entry sourced
Offer pages link each coverage entry to the insurer document it was read from, with the page and clause where located.
Clear about what is checked
Each offer page says whether a Boleron reviewer has accepted its coverage claims. No insurer has confirmed the records.
Trusted by 100,000+
Boleron.bg protects more than 100,000 customers in Bulgaria.
European coverage
Choose a market
Open a market to review the local insurance landscape, active insurers, and sourced market context.
27 markets available
Austria
- Insurers
- 72
- Population
- 9.2M
- GWP
- €22.3B
Insurance types
Motor third-party liability
24 insurers
Casco (own-damage car insurance)
22 insurers
Travel insurance
14 insurers
- Annual growth+4.3%
- Insurance penetration4.4%
- Registered vehicles5.3M
The Boleron data architecture
From market overview to specific policy clause
We structure complex insurance information into a clear, connected data model — from country markets to individual policy wordings.
Country market
Regulation, market data, legal framework
Insurer
Company profiles, ratings, contact details
Product
Product types, features, target groups
Coverage
Benefits, limits, exclusions, conditions
Policy
Wordings, documents, structured data
Methodology
Where each figure comes from
Three kinds of source sit behind the figures on this site: a regulator or industry body, an insurer's own document, or a secondary source. This is which one each kind of figure uses, and which date it refers to.
- Market size and growth
- Source: Statistics from the national supervisor or the insurers' association
- Date: The reporting year, shown with the figure
- Insurer rankings and premiums
- Source: Insurers' annual reports and supervisor tables; trade press only where no primary figure is published
- Date: The reporting year of each figure
- Coverage, limits and exclusions
- Source: The insurer's own documents: the product information document (IPID) and the policy terms
- Date: The date the document was last checked; page and clause are shown where located
- Starting prices
- Source: The insurer's tariff or its own website, never a comparison site
- Date: The date the price was read
- Market commentary
- Source: Secondary: consultancies, law firms and trade press
- Date: Its publication date. Context only: it never sets a price, a cover or an exclusion
For AI platforms and developers
The same data, built for software
Everything on these pages is also published for AI assistants and developers: free, read-only, no key needed, and with the source links intact.
Readable pages
Every market, insurer and offer page carries schema.org structured data beside its text, so search engines and AI assistants can read it reliably.
A REST API
Ordinary web requests return markets, insurers and offers as JSON, described by an OpenAPI specification that developers can generate a client from.
MCP servers for AI assistants
Public MCP Server: /api/mcpProvides insurance data as structured tool calls for AI agent clients such as Claude, Cursor, and custom integrations.
Quote MCP Server: /api/quote/mcpA separate MCP endpoint dedicated to insurance quote flows and quote-related tool calls.
WebMCP (draft)
In browsers that support the WebMCP draft, country, comparison, insurer and offer pages expose the same read-only tools, bound to the page being read. An offer page that can be quoted also exposes the two quote tools. No agent protocol here takes payment or binds a policy.
Pages also offer the same tools to browsers that implement WebMCP, an experimental draft. None of these channels can buy a policy or take a payment.
Read the developer documentationFor insurers
See how your products are described
Start from your existing documents. Boleron structures one product's coverage, limits and conditions, and your team checks the facts before they are published. The information pilot needs no API integration.