Roamly

Voice

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# Voice

**Source:** 28 roamly.com pages crawled 2026-10-30: home, about, claims, FAQ/help, support, careers, enterprise, the personal product pages (RV, motorcycle, boat, ATV/UTV, jewelry), the commercial pages (carshare, rideshare, RV fleet, telematics), the protection pages (RV and auto vehicle service contracts, RV roadside assistance), the learning center index, one learning center article, rewards, states, license numbers and terms of use. Quotes are exact, including the site's own typos.

## Voice in one line (inference)

A fellow adventurer who also happens to be a licensed agent. Roamly talks to you directly and in plain words, makes fun of insurance industry habits (and sometimes of itself), and then gives you the real numbers and limits.

## Observed patterns

| # | Pattern | Example (verbatim) | Source |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| 1 | **Second-person direct address.** "You" is the subject and "we" is Roamly. | "When you call, you're talking to someone who's been stuck in Moab with a dead battery." | https://www.roamly.com/ |
| 2 | **Contractions everywhere** outside legal copy. | "We'll find you the best plan – even if it's not us." | https://www.roamly.com/ |
| 3 | **Short fragments and the "Seriously." tag.** A claim is followed by a one-word sentence that doubles down on it. The tag appears 7 times. | "The best plan at the best price. Seriously." / "Takes about 5 minutes. Seriously." / "Coverage for adventurers and by adventurers. Seriously." / "Adventure looks good on you." | https://www.roamly.com/ , https://www.roamly.com/claims |
| 4 | **Plain-talk, anti-jargon promises.** Usually stacked as "No X. No Y." | "No insurance jargon. No sales pitches. Just straight talk about protecting what you love." / "Straight talk, no BS." / "No BS. Just honest pricing for honest adventure." / "Adventure insurance explained by adventurers." (/) | https://www.roamly.com/ , https://www.roamly.com/insurance/personal/motorcycle , https://www.roamly.com/about |
| 5 | **Triple-negative closers** on product CTAs. | "No phone calls. No paperwork. No regrets." / "No phone tag. No fine print surprises. No regrets." / "No surveys. No fine print surprises. No regrets." | https://www.roamly.com/insurance/personal/rv , /motorcycle , /boat |
| 6 | **Insider vocabulary**, used without explaining it. | "full-timers, weekenders, vans, and rentals" / "We know a pop-up isn't a Class A." / "big rigs, Class C's, vans, pop-ups" / "Outdoorsy hosting? Van conversions? Full-timing? We've got you." / "boondockers, and weekend warriors" | https://www.roamly.com/ , https://www.roamly.com/insurance/personal/rv , https://www.roamly.com/protection/rv/extended-warranty |
| 7 | **Named machines and parts** stand in for generic categories. | "your Hayabusa isn't your Harley" / "That Lowrance HDS and Minn Kota Ultrex cost real money." / "We know your Turbo S isn't your Honda Pioneer." | https://www.roamly.com/insurance/personal/motorcycle , /boat , /atv-utv |
| 8 | **Real places as shorthand** for things going wrong. | "Breakdown in Yellowstone? Payment question at midnight?" / "someone who's been through Deals Gap at midnight" | https://www.roamly.com/ , https://www.roamly.com/insurance/personal/motorcycle |
| 9 | **"We've been there" framing.** The team speaks as people who live the lifestyle. | "Look, we've been there." / "We cover this lifestyle because it is our lifestyle." / "Our licensed agents average 5+ years in RV insurance and actually own the rigs they insure." / "Built for fleet owners, by fleet owners." (/insurance/commercial/carshare) / "You got a motorcycle to ride. Not to haggle over coverage. I get that, and I got you." (Stephanie agent card, /) | https://www.roamly.com/about , https://www.roamly.com/ |
| 10 | **Self-deprecating, dry humor**, kept short. | timeline entry "2035": "Coverage for rocket ships and flying cars (probably)." / "The history of adventure... insurance." / "Your vehicle is your business. Literally." / "No sleeping in truck stops on our watch." (/insurance/personal/rv) / "Campfire sparks fly. People trip over guy-lines. It happens." (/insurance/personal/rv) / "They're also extremely fun to speak with." (/faq (source pack, CoB, 2026-10-30)) | https://www.roamly.com/about |
| 11 | **Category puns** in headlines and review intros. | "Real reviews that actually hold water." / "Insurance that keeps you afloat." / "Everything that floats." / "Everything with an engine and attitude." | https://www.roamly.com/insurance/personal/boat , /atv-utv |
| 12 | **Honesty disclaimers** in place of promises. | "Honest answer? It depends. Every situation's different, and we can't make promises we might not keep." / "We'll tell you straight up if it's worth filing. No sales pitch, no pressure." | https://www.roamly.com/claims |
| 13 | **Industry as foil.** Roamly is set against "some insurance company" or "the big guys". | "not some insurance company's idea of 'recreational boating.'" / "Most insurance companies see liability numbers. We see freedom machines." / "No \"Motorcycle = Motorcycle\" Nonsense" / "Most RV insurance companies offer specific types of coverage for specific types of RVs — for specific types of RV owners. Yeesh." (/faq (source pack, CoB, 2026-10-30)) | https://www.roamly.com/insurance/personal/boat , /motorcycle |
| 14 | **A specific number after the attitude.** Limits, caps and averages come right after the joke. | "Most insurance companies cap this at $500. We go up to $5,000" / "Accessory coverage up to $15,000 ... Most basic policies cap this at $3,000." | https://www.roamly.com/insurance/personal/rv , /motorcycle Use only Roamly's own "up to" limit from claims.md; never repeat the "most insurers cap at" comparison. |
| 15 | **Signature word: "actually"** (about 60 uses). It marks real use against paper coverage. | "Coverage for riders who actually put miles on their bikes." / "people who actually use their stuff" / "Protection that actually gets it." (/insurance/personal/motorcycle) / "Your motorcycle isn't just transportation—it's therapy." (/claims) | https://www.roamly.com/insurance/personal/motorcycle , https://www.roamly.com/about |

### Headline patterns

- **"[Category] built for adventure."** Sentence case, with a closing period: "Insurance built for adventure.", "RV insurance built for adventure.", "Boat insurance built for adventure.", "Careers built for adventure." (home, product pages, careers).
- **"Real coverage for real [riders/boaters]."** (motorcycle, boat, ATV/UTV).
- **"Insurance that's as brave as you are." / "Insurance that rides like you do." / "Insurance that works as hard as you do."** (home, motorcycle, commercial RV).
- **"Ready to stop getting [jerked/tossed] around by insurance?"** and "Ready to stop getting the runaround?" as the final band (motorcycle, boat, ATV/UTV). Verbatim on https://www.roamly.com/insurance/personal/motorcycle: "Ready to stop getting jerked around by insurance?" alongside "Real coverage for real riders."
- **Commercial and claims headlines:** "Seamless coverage through every stage of the trip." and "Built for fleet owners, by fleet owners." (https://www.roamly.com/insurance/commercial/carshare); "Let's get you sorted out" (https://www.roamly.com/claims).
- **Customer-voice questions as FAQ headings:** "Can I actually talk to a human being?", "Is this going to jack up my rates?", "What's this deductible thing again?" (claims).
- Personal and claims pages use sentence case with periods. The commercial RV, careers and enterprise pages switch to Title Case ("Commercial Coverage Built to Power Your RV Rental Fleet.", "We Live This Stuff.").

### CTA labels (exact, as observed)

Quote: "Get Your Quote" (global nav), "Check our prices", "Start your quote", "Start a quote", "Get a Quote", "Get protected", "Get protected in 60 seconds", "Get Your Custom Fleet Quote", "Get a Custom Roamly Pro Fleet Quote", "Already started a quote? Resume it."
People: "Give Kevin a call" / "Give Donovan a call" / "Give Blake a call" / "Give Stephanie a call", "Schedule a call", "Get scheduled".
Claims: "Submit my claim", "Track my claim", "File your claim now", "File My Claim".
Commercial/enterprise: "Cover your fleet", "Get started today", "Learn more about Wheelbase Pro", "Request a demo", "Get in touch", "See Why We Won".
Sign-off band on every page: "Let's get out there."

The pattern is verb first, usually with "you/your" or "my". "Protect your cruiser", "Protect family fun" and "Cover Your Custom Rigs" all name the user's own machine.

## How the voice shifts by surface

| Surface | What changes | Example (verbatim) | Source |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Marketing / personal product | Full voice: humor, insider terms, puns, named models, "Seriously.", triple-negative closer | "Campfire sparks fly. People trip over guy-lines. It happens." | https://www.roamly.com/insurance/personal/rv |
| Claims / service | Calm, straight, step by step. Fewer jokes. Opens with reassurance, then 3 numbered steps, then plain FAQ with contact facts (phone, hours, email). Worked math example. | "Accidents happen. Our experienced claims team is here to help. Here's what happens next." / "If your deductible is $500 and the repair is $2,000, you pay $500, we cover the other $1,500." | https://www.roamly.com/claims |
| FAQ / help | Answers lead with a one-word verdict, then the fact. Help-page questions are neutral ("What is a deductible?"). The answer text on /faq and /help was not captured. | "Yep. Real people who know the difference between a Class A and a Class C." / "Both. We offer our policies or connect you with others. You win either way." | https://www.roamly.com/claims , https://www.roamly.com/insurance/personal/rv |
| Protection (partner-administered) | The partner is named and the limits are exact. Labelled fine-print block. Still casual in places. | "Here is the deal: This specific online plan is designed for speed and simplicity, so it caps at $5,000 in total coverage." / "Roamly RV Roadside Assistance is a roadside service plan, not insurance." | https://www.roamly.com/jewelry-insurance , https://www.roamly.com/protection/rv/roadside-assistance |
| Commercial (carshare, rideshare, RV fleet, telematics) | Business-owner "you". Defines coverage periods precisely. Light idiom, no puns. "Straight Talk, No BS" survives. | "Once the driver logs into their rideshare app to start working (Periods 1, 2, and 3), the insurance provided by the rideshare platform applies. Roamly Episodic does not apply during this time." / "you're flying without a net" | https://www.roamly.com/insurance/commercial/rideshare , https://www.roamly.com/insurance/commercial/carshare |
| Enterprise / B2B | Conventional third-person B2B register. Title Case, no contractions, no humor. Specific proof point (Celent 2025, Actuarial Rater). | "Launch and scale your insurance solutions with unmatched speed and flexibility, turning risk into revenue" / "reducing implementation timelines from months to days" | https://www.roamly.com/enterprise |
| Learning center | Bylined articles (e.g. "By Kelly Lau"). Question-style H2s in Title Case, answer-first summary, number ranges and tables, light asides, external sources cited, soft quote CTA at the end. | "Skip the equations. Think about a typical day in your RV." / "your neighbors will thank you" | https://www.roamly.com/learning-center/what-size-generator-do-i-need-for-my-RV |
| Careers | Same lifestyle voice applied to hiring. Short promises. | "No brain teasers, we promise." / "A real human reviews every single application we receive." | https://www.roamly.com/careers |
| Legal / compliance footer and terms | Formal, third-person, defined terms. Terms of Use opens in ALL CAPS. **Must stay verbatim; never paraphrase, shorten or "voice" it.** | "Roamly Insurance Group, LLC (\"Roamly\") is a licensed general agent for affiliated and non-affiliated insurance companies." | every page footer; https://www.roamly.com/terms/terms-of-use |

### Do / don't by surface (inference)

**Marketing / product**
- Do: open with the user's real machine or situation, then add one joke at most, then a number with its limit ("up to $20,000"). Use Roamly's own limit only, never a competitor comparison.
- Do: close with a quote CTA and an optional "No X. No Y. No regrets." triplet.
- Don't: stack more than one pun or "Seriously." per section.
- Don't: say a limit is "covered" without "up to" or a carrier caveat. The site writes "Our partners provide up to $20,000" and "*Note that the availability of settlement types may vary based on the carrier you choose."

**Claims / service**
- Do: lead with the next action ("Tell us what happened."), give the phone number, hours and email exactly ("(877) 725-1245, Monday through Friday, 9am to 5pm Central"), and say when the user must contact another carrier.
- Don't: joke about the loss, promise rates won't change, or use urgency.

**FAQ**
- Do: write the question the way a customer would ask it, and answer with a verdict word ("Yep.", "Both.", "No!", "Any time.") and then the fact.
- Don't: hedge for a paragraph before answering.

**Commercial / enterprise**
- Do: define terms (Period 0, non-rental period, episodic), give fleet thresholds and name the platforms (Turo, Outdoorsy, Wheelbase).
- Don't: bring in RV-lifestyle jokes, or claim "no gaps" without saying which period is covered.

**Learning center**
- Do: give the answer first, use ranges with units, and cite outside sources by name.
- Don't: end with a generic paragraph like "Chase the horizon, not the what-ifs." It appears once (generator article), but it is the least Roamly-sounding line in the sample.

**Legal**
- Do: copy the footer disclosures and fine print exactly.
- Don't: shorten "licensed general agent" to "insurer". Roamly is not the underwriter; the footer names the carriers.

## Terminology and spelling (as on site)

```yaml
prefer:
  - word: "Roamly"
    use: "Always capitalised R, rest lower case. Legal entity: 'Roamly Insurance Group, LLC'. Possessive 'Roamly's'."
  - word: "RVers / RV folks / full-timers / weekenders / weekend warriors"
    use: "Audience nouns. 'RVers' with no apostrophe. 'Full-time RVers', 'full-timing'."
  - word: "rig / rigs / big rigs"
    use: "An RV, also a fleet vehicle ('Cover Your Custom Rigs')."
  - word: "toys"
    use: "ATVs, UTVs and other powersports. Product name 'Toy Insurance' (home), 'Toys Coverage'."
  - word: "ATV & UTV / ATV/UTV / UTVs/Side-by-Sides"
    use: "'ATV & UTV insurance' in the page H1, 'ATV/UTV' as a blog tag. Upper case."
  - word: "carshare / rideshare"
    use: "One word, lower case in running text; capitalised in product names ('Carshare Insurance', 'Roamly Carshare')."
  - word: "Class A, Class B, Class C (plural 'Class C's'), travel trailers, fifth wheels, toy haulers, pop-ups, camper vans"
    use: "RV types as listed on /insurance/personal/rv."
  - word: "van conversions / DIY builds / custom builds / vanlife"
    use: "'vanlife' (one word) is most common; 'van life' appears once in a learning center title."
  - word: "adventurers / adventure"
    use: "Core brand noun ('Insurance built for adventure.')."
  - word: "Trustpilot"
    use: "One word. The site also prints 'Trust Pilot'; prefer the platform's own spelling."
  - word: "Product names (exact)"
    use: "Roamly Pro, Roamly PX, Roamly Episodic, Roamly Carshare (Protection), Roamly Care, Roamly RV Roadside Assistance, Roamly Tire & Wheel Protection, Roamly Vehicle Service Contract, Windshield Protection, Full-Timer's Package, Daily Rental Insurance, Wheelbase, Wheelbase Pro, Roamly Enterprise, Roamly Labs, Actuarial Rater."
  - word: "Partners (exact)"
    use: "Outdoorsy (parent company), Veritas Global Protection, Jewelers Mutual, Zubie, Passtime, Bouncie, OneStep; carriers Spinnaker, Progressive, Liberty Mutual, Foremost, National General."
avoid:
  - word: "insurer / underwriter (for Roamly itself)"
    reason: "Footer: Roamly is 'a licensed general agent'; product FAQs say 'We're brokers.' Policies are 'underwritten by' named carriers."
  - word: "policyholder-speak and jargon without a gloss"
    reason: "The site explains its terms ('Your deductible is your skin in the game')."
  - word: "'Roamly Insurance' as a company name in marketing copy"
    reason: "Marketing uses 'Roamly'; the long form is the LLC name in legal copy."
```

Punctuation: em dashes are used (about 65 across the sample), mostly closed up ("complicated—not just when you're buying"). Spaced en dashes appear too ("best plan – even if it's not us"). Exclamation marks are rare (about 10, mostly in reviews and "Yes!"/"No!" FAQ answers). No emoji appears in copy except "✨ Let Myles handle it" on the homepage.

## Gaps (explicit)

- No style guide, tone manual or messaging framework is public. Everything here is inferred and needs Roamly review.
- Answer text on /help was not captured. Some /faq answers come from CoB's source pack (source pack, CoB, 2026-10-30).
- No Spanish or other non-English copy was observed. The UK careers listing ("Roamly UK") suggests other markets, but no UK copy was reviewed.
- Social: LinkedIn only (https://www.linkedin.com/company/roamlyinsurance/) (source pack, CoB, 2026-10-30); no other social links found (gap). Email, app, quote flow, policy documents and phone scripts were not reviewed.
- "Myles" ("✨ Let Myles handle it", homepage) is Roamly's on-site AI agent. The rendered homepage panel (2026-10-30) reads "Hey, I'm Myles. Tell me what you need — I'll take it from here." and "AI AGENT · ACTS ON YOUR BEHALF". Its scope and conversation style beyond that greeting were not tested (gap).
- The site's own figures are inconsistent: "10,000+ adventurers" (claims, product pages) vs "1.5 million adventurers" (roadside, jewelry), and Roamly Pro for "two or more RVs" vs "4 or more vehicles" (/insurance/commercial/rv). Don't reuse either figure until Roamly confirms it.
- Only one learning center article was read in full.