Renewals and reminders
MOT, tax, service and insurance often all renew on different dates, from different companies, with different paperwork. CarCloud holds all of them against the vehicles in your garage and emails reminders to you and your family so you never miss a date again!
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From the CarCloud app
What you get
Reminders before it runs out, not a penalty notice after.
Reminded before it runs out, and updated if the vehicle changes.
Early enough to shop: 20 to 30 days before renewal is when prices are lowest, rather than auto-renewing at a price you never agreed.
Make sure your vehicle is safe to drive for its intended use.
Ensure your cover matches the type of driving you actually do.
CarCloud Solutions Limited (FRN 1055210) is an Appointed Representative of ComplianceTrak Limited, which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FRN 914597), for the introduction of motor insurance and motor finance.

“I forgot to service my vehicle and the engine seized. It was cheaper to buy a totally new car, a £25k cost. CarCloud now reminds me of my key dates so I can take timely action.”
A new CarCloud customer (Individual experiences may vary)
Worth explaining
Driving to a second workplace, or carrying anything for a business, can sit outside the standard social, domestic and pleasure insurance cover. CarCloud helps check that your insurance is fit for purpose and remains valid.
Where your policy livesInsurance class
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Your cover
Social, domestic & pleasure
Expires
3 February 2027 · 140 days left
Commuting
Included
Business use
Not covered
If you drive to more than one workplace, this is the line that matters.
What changes
No more fines
Have confidence that you remain compliant and roadworthy.
No more silent auto-renewals
Satisfaction that your insurance stops renewing at a price you never agreed to. Bought 25 to 26 days before the due date, cover can be 30 to 50% cheaper, according to MoneySuperMarket.
No more wrong cover
Knowledge that what you pay for matches the driving you actually do. Driving on business with a social policy is a breach of the insurance contract and can lead to a claim being refused.