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Last updated: April 2026Researched by DepositHawk Research Team

Allstate vs State Farm Renters Insurance — Which Is Better?

Allstate renters insurance starts at $15/mo (rated 4/5), while State Farm starts at $15/mo (rated 4.3/5). Both cover personal property up to $100K.

DepositHawk Research Team, April 2026
FeatureAllstateState Farm
Monthly Cost$15–$35$15–$30
Coverage$15K–$100K$15K–$100K
Deductible$500, $1000$500, $1000
Rating4/54.3/5
Best ForRenters who want highly customizable coverage...Renters who want a local agent...

Allstate highlights

  • HostAdvantage coverage for Airbnb hosts
  • Identity theft restoration included
  • Customizable add-ons (scheduled personal property, water backup)
  • Claim RateGuard prevents rate hikes after first claim

State Farm highlights

  • 19,000+ local agents nationwide
  • Multi-policy discount with auto insurance
  • Replacement cost coverage standard
  • Identity theft restoration included

The verdict

Choose Allstate if...

Renters who want highly customizable coverage and Airbnb protection. Standout advantage: most customizable coverage options.

Choose State Farm if...

Renters who want a local agent and plan to bundle with auto insurance. Standout advantage: largest agent network in the us.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Allstate or State Farm cheaper for renters insurance?

State Farm is typically cheaper. Allstate starts at $15/mo while State Farm starts at $15/mo. Actual pricing depends on your location and coverage amount.

Which is better — Allstate or State Farm renters insurance?

It depends on what you need. Allstate (4/5) is best for renters who want highly customizable coverage and airbnb protection. State Farm (4.3/5) is best for renters who want a local agent and plan to bundle with auto insurance.

Does Allstate or State Farm have better claims?

State Farm has the higher customer satisfaction rating at 4.3/5. Allstate's key advantage: most customizable coverage options. State Farm's key advantage: largest agent network in the us.

Can I switch from Allstate to State Farm mid-lease?

Yes. You can switch renters insurance providers at any time — there's no penalty. Cancel your current policy after the new one is active to avoid a coverage gap.

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