You can now get a Gary insurance quote by asking Claude or ChatGPT
Car, home and professional indemnity quotes from several insurers, asked and answered in your own AI assistant, with the policy wordings there to search. Buying still happens on our website.
By Andre Lang ·

Gary now works inside AI assistants. Add Gary to Claude or ChatGPT and you can ask for a car, home or professional indemnity quote in plain words. Your assistant asks Gary’s questions, Gary prices the answers with the insurers on its panel, and the prices come back into the conversation with each insurer’s policy documents beside them.
In short
- What it quotes: car, home and contents, and professional indemnity.
- What you get: each insurer’s price, excess and options, with its PDS, TMD and policy wording.
- What it doesn’t do: buy. You check your answers and pay on our website.
- For existing customers: sign in to see your quotes, policies, documents and claims, or to lodge a claim.
How does it work?
You add Gary to your assistant once, from a web address we publish. Then you just ask, for example: “Get me a car insurance quote for my 2019 Corolla.” Your assistant asks the same questions our online form does, one or two at a time. It finds your car by its rego, your address by its street and suburb, and a business on the ABN register, so the details the insurers need are exact.
When everything is answered, Gary sends the quote to the insurers on its panel and returns what each one priced. A couple of insurers that send every quote to a person to review aren’t asked this way; their quotes are still on our website.
Can my assistant read the policy wording?
Yes. Every price comes with the insurer’s Product Disclosure Statement, Target Market Determination and policy wording, and Gary’s own Financial Services Guide. Your assistant can also search the wordings and quote the exact clause, with the page it is on. Ask it “does this cover flood?” or “what is the excess for a learner driver?” and it reads you what the insurer wrote.
Gary gives general information only and doesn’t recommend one insurer over another. If you ask your assistant to compare the wordings for you, that is its reading of the documents, made for you, not advice from Gary.
Why doesn’t it buy the policy for me?
Because the answers are yours to give the insurer. When you’re ready, your assistant gives you a link to the quote on our website. There you check every answer, confirm the notice about your duty to the insurer, choose an option, read the documents and pay. A quote started in an assistant can’t be bought until you have done that.
What can existing customers do?
Ask your assistant to sign you in to Gary. It gives you a link to your Gary account, where you sign in as usual and tap Allow. That conversation can then show your quotes, policies, documents, claims and anything you owe, lodge a claim, send us a change request, or add your lender to a home or car quote, checking the details with you first.
It never sees your password and can’t pay or cancel anything. A quote you started on our website can be read there but its answers are only changed on the website. The connection lasts 30 days, and you can switch it off any time under Account.
How do I add Gary to my assistant?
Our Gary in Claude and ChatGPT page has the web address to copy and step-by-step instructions for Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code and other apps, plus prompts to try. What you type into your assistant is handled under that assistant’s own terms, so check its privacy settings as you would for any conversation. Prefer a form? The same quotes are on our car, home and professional indemnity pages.
General information only
This story reports what insurers returned for the answers it describes, on the date it gives. It is general information, not advice, and it doesn’t consider your objectives, financial situation or needs. Prices change and depend on the home, the address and the cover chosen. Read the PDS for any cover you are considering. How we report is set out on our news page.
See your own price
One form, the PDS beside every price, and a broker to ask when a condition doesn’t make sense.