Advertising Disclosure
This site is free to read because companies pay us for referrals. Here’s exactly how that works, so you can judge our content knowing where the money comes from.
How we’re paid
| Pay-per-call | When you call a tracked number on this site, we may be paid a fee by the ignition interlock provider or the network that routes the call — whether or not you buy anything. |
| Insurance leads | When you submit an SR-22 quote request through our links, we may be paid by the quote platform, carrier, or agency that receives it. |
| Affiliate links | Some outbound links to providers are affiliate links that pay us if you sign up. |
| You pay nothing | Using our numbers or links never costs you more. Provider pricing is the same either way. |
| ⚠ Partners | Name your actual networks and partners here once the deals are signed (e.g. the call network and the SR-22 lead program). Generic disclosure is weaker than named disclosure. |
What the button colors mean
Links that aren’t green or blue — state agency pages, statutes, our own guides — pay us nothing. Official source links are always to the state’s own website.
What compensation does not do
Compensation has no influence on our rankings, ratings, comparison winners, or the facts we publish about state law and costs. We list every provider a state has approved, including ones we earn nothing from, because omitting them would make the page inaccurate. We publish criticisms of providers who pay us. See our editorial policy for the criteria we actually use.
Not a provider, not an agency
We don’t sell, install, service, or remove interlock devices, and we don’t sell insurance. Any contract, price, or coverage is between you and that company. Prices we publish are researched ranges, not offers.
Calls may be tracked
The numbers here are tracked so partners can verify the calls they pay for. When you call, we can see your number, the time, the call length, and the page you called from; the receiving company may record the call under its own policy. Details are in our privacy policy.
Why we tell you this
The FTC requires clear disclosure of material connections between a publisher and the companies it recommends, and we think it’s the right thing to do besides. You’ll find a short version of this disclosure at the bottom of every page that carries a call or quote button, plus a link back to this page.