Health insurance that’s got your back

Save an average of $447/month on health coverage with Stride.

With Stride, in minutes you can compare plans from every provider on the health insurance marketplace, ensuring you get the best coverage at the lowest price—sometimes as low as $10/month. Stride's personalized recommendations and user-friendly platform make finding health insurance straightforward and stress-free. Users save an average of $447/month.

Low premiums: Find ACA-compliant plans for as low as $10/month after subsidies
Fast & simple: Get a personalized health plan recommendation in under 5 minutes
Trusted support: Stride’s licensed agents offer guidance without pressure to buy

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Frequently asked questions

What is Stride and how can it help me with health insurance?

Stride is a platform that simplifies the process of finding affordable health insurance. It checks for all available cost-lowering credits automatically and offers the same plans you'd find on government sites - just with an added focus on affordability.

How do I know if I qualify for health insurance savings through Stride?

About 92% of people qualify for some kind of cost-lowering credit. Stride automatically checks your eligibility for these savings so you don’t have to do the math or search around.

When can I sign up for or change my health insurance plan?

You can enroll or update your plan during the Open Enrollment period, which runs from November 1st to January 15th. Outside that window, you may still qualify if you've experienced certain life events (like getting married, having a baby, or losing other coverage).

Is Stride only for people who don’t have health insurance?

Not at all. Stride can help whether you're getting coverage for the first time, switching plans, or just trying to find something more affordable.

How is Stride different from using Healthcare.gov or my state marketplace?

Stride shows you the same government-backed plans but focuses on affordability and ease of use. It also automatically checks for all available savings so you don’t miss out on cost-lowering credits you may qualify for.

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