Doom Insurance

About Doom
Doom Insurance helps people and their chosen AI agents research personal and business insurance. Its public coverage directory brings together 40 insurance categories and the information insurers commonly ask for, giving people a practical starting point for understanding coverage and preparing their questions.

Personal and business coverage
The directory covers everyday personal needs such as auto, homeowners, renters, health, and life insurance, alongside business categories such as general liability, commercial property, workers’ compensation, professional liability, and cyber insurance. Each category outlines common topics an applicant may need to discuss. Requirements vary by person, business, location, product, and insurer.

People and their AI agents
People can explore Doom on their own or use an AI agent to help organize their research. Doom’s approach puts the person in control of the task, the information they share, and the decision to proceed. An agent should explain why information is needed, ask the person to review important details, and obtain approval before sharing information or starting a request. Browsing the directory does not authorize an agent to act or send insurance details to a provider.

Brokers, insurers, and agent developers
Doom invites brokerages, insurer teams, and AI-agent developers to register their professional contact details and coverage interests for review. Its broker-facing work focuses on lead generation for people researching coverage, including shoppers who use AI agents. Brokers bring their own expertise, licensing, and carrier appointments to advice, quotes, and placement. For insurers, Doom describes the practical considerations of agent-assisted shopping, including infrastructure fit, applicant authorization, application completion, and renewal prospects. AI-agent teams can register their interest and describe how they plan to use Doom.

Research and professional registration
The website provides general insurance research and professional registration. It does not underwrite insurance, provide personalized insurance advice, sell policies, issue quotes, accept or transmit insurance applications, or bind coverage. It does not expose an agent API or automatically match shoppers with a provider. Professional registration does not establish an insurer referral relationship, deliver leads automatically, authorize contact with shoppers, or share client information. People decide whom to contact and what to share.
