About Us & Contact

Welcome to our Contact Us & About us page! We value your thoughts, inquiries, and feedback, and we're here to make the interaction as smooth as possible.

Whether you have questions about our services, suggestions for improvement, or just want to say hello, this is the space where your voice matters.

Our dedicated team is ready and eager to assist you. Feel free to reach out, and let's start a conversation. Your input is crucial in helping us understand your needs better and enhancing your experience with us. We appreciate your time and look forward to connecting with you!

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Join the Community

We are continually learning and gaining firsthand experience in various aspects of our lives, whether through our professions, interests, or purchases.

For example, as a vet, you may possess extensive knowledge about animals but might lack expertise with, for example, cars. This is where collaboration becomes valuable. Someone with 15 years of experience as a car dealer can provide valuable insights into making informed decisions about cars, while you can reciprocate with invaluable advice on pet care.

In an era where skepticism towards expert reviews is growing, many individuals are turning to the advice of real users and buyers. Platforms like Reddit, Facebook groups, and Google reviews are becoming more trusted sources. The focus is shifting towards sharing personal experiences and seeking opinions from others.

This trend extends to everyday financial decisions.

Your knowledge and experience can be beneficial to others, just as theirs can be invaluable for you. By getting in touch with us, you can contribute to creating honest and helpful reviews. The more people that are involved, the greater the pool of expertise we can all share.

About Comparesies

Having spent several years in the industry, we've identified three significant issues prevalent in comparison websites:

Most sites are biased and care more about financial incentives then about helping their readers
Most content is created without love leading to reviews that are generic, difficult to comprehend and/or unhelpful
Most authors are rarely experts or rarely have first-hand experience with the products that they are writing about

Consumers deserve better. So, we decided to create the website that we wish we had. An honest and helpful comparison site for people with financial decisions to make.

We built this site for our friends and for our families. And it turned out that their own first-hand experiences were a vital source of information for our comparisons. That's how we got the idea to make Comparesies a community project.

Today, we have the chance to collaborate with experts and users to create trustworthy content that is filtered and approved by hundreds.

About the Team

Thibault Editor

Thibault has engineering background from both France and Sweden. Comparesies is his second company after successfully founding a tech scaleup. His experience is vast within insurances and customer satisfaction. Thibault is responsible for maintaining the website and sharing his knowledge through page editing.

Mason Editor

Mason was born and raised in New Zealand before moving to US and then Sweden. Despite looking so youthful, he worked as a senior website manager for 5 years before founding Comparesies. Mason's expertise in insurance is the most valuable asset for our users. Today he is the primary author/editor on Comparesies.

Louis Author

Louis has worked in the comparison industry for 5 years in Sweden after founding another company in France. His industry experience, and strong communication skills have been invaluable in building the bridge between our community and our content. Louis is our ideas man and is responsible for sourcing user and specialist opinions.

How We Make Money

Comparesies is an independent comparison project. We review things for free, and without ads. But to pay our team some of the products and services we compare compensate us, including when you click on certain links on our site. This compensation does not, and never will, impact how, where and what we rate these products, no matter the financial incentives.