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Allstate Renters Insurance Review

Allstate says it is the first major insurer to include free identity theft protection with home, auto and renters policies (from April 16, 2026, in 14 states.

By Michael Hewitt, Founder & Editor-in-Chief. Rates last checked September 29, 2026.

Our verdict

Allstate's draw is free identity theft protection on renters policies, launched April 16, 2026 in 14 states with more to follow, with 24/7 restoration specialists. The catch is price: premiums run above average against digital-first insurers, and claims can move slower than AI-powered options. Quote a cheaper policy too before the extra coverage decides it.

Skip it if the lowest premium matters most, or if you want the faster claims of an AI-powered insurer.

About Allstate Renters Insurance

Allstate says it is the first major insurer to include free identity theft protection with home, auto and renters policies (from April 16, 2026, in 14 states at launch). Allstate Renters Insurance is offered by Allstate. Our editorial rating is 4.5 out of 5.

Best for: Renters wanting identity theft protection bundled free with coverage.

Editorial grade: A- (composite score 86/100).

Highlights

What we like

Where it falls short

Fees, minimums, and rates

Monthly fee: From $5/month. Minimum to open: N/A. Rates and fees last checked on September 29, 2026.

How we reviewed it

This is a desk review: we have not opened an account with Allstate. It is built from Allstate's published rates, fee schedule and terms and from the public complaint record, and compared with the other products in the Renters Insurance shortlist. The rubric is the same for every brand.

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