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Website Archiving for Insurance Compliance

State insurance departments and NAIC require archived records of your online policy descriptions, rate disclosures, and marketing materials. Automate the process with tamper-proof captures.

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The Problem You're Facing

State insurance commissioners audit online marketing materials and rate disclosures

Policy description pages must match filed forms — any discrepancy triggers enforcement

Consumer complaint investigations review what was displayed on your website at the time of purchase

NAIC market conduct exams increasingly include digital channel reviews

Why Insurance Companies Archive Their Websites

Insurance regulators in all 50 states have authority to review your website content for compliance with filed rates, policy forms, and marketing guidelines. During market conduct exams, they request evidence of what consumers saw online. VaultShot creates automated, timestamped archives with cryptographic proof — ready for any regulatory inquiry.

40%

of NAIC market conduct exams now include website reviews

How VaultShot Works for

Insurance is regulated at the state level, which means your website must comply with up to 50 different sets of marketing rules simultaneously. What's perfectly legal to display in Texas might violate consumer protection requirements in New York. When a state insurance department opens a market conduct examination, they pull historical website content to compare against filed rates, approved policy forms, and advertising guidelines. If your website promised 'guaranteed approval' but your filed forms include underwriting criteria, that's a market conduct violation — and the examiner will want timestamped proof of when the claim appeared. VaultShot captures that evidence automatically.

Insurtech companies are particularly exposed because they iterate on website copy at startup speed while operating under regulations designed for century-old carriers. Your growth team A/B tests headlines, your product team launches new quote flows, and your marketing team publishes blog posts with coverage comparisons — all of which fall under state advertising regulations. The NAIC's Market Regulation Handbook now explicitly includes digital channels in its examination procedures, and examiners are trained to request website archives as standard practice. VaultShot ensures every version of every page is captured, hashed, and stored before the examiner even sends the request letter.

Consumer complaint investigations are where most insurance companies first discover they need website archives. A policyholder files a complaint claiming the website showed different coverage terms than what appeared in their policy. Without a timestamped archive, it becomes a he-said-she-said dispute that typically resolves in the consumer's favor. With VaultShot, you pull the exact screenshot from the date in question, complete with a SHA-256 hash proving it hasn't been altered, and the dispute is resolved with evidence instead of arguments. At $19/month, it's a rounding error compared to the cost of a single regulatory action.

Built for Compliance, Not Just Archiving

Every feature is designed to produce evidence that regulators accept.

SHA-256 Immutability

Every screenshot is cryptographically hashed at capture time. Any modification — even a single pixel — produces a different hash, proving the file is original.

AWS S3 Object Lock

Screenshots are stored on AWS S3 with WORM-grade immutability. Files cannot be deleted or overwritten — meeting FINRA 17a-4 and SEC requirements.

Daily Automated Scans

Set it and forget it. VaultShot captures your website on your schedule — hourly, daily, or weekly — ensuring no gaps in your compliance timeline.

PDF Compliance Certificates

Each capture generates a professional PDF with hash, timestamp, metadata, and screenshot preview — ready to hand directly to auditors or regulators.

Hash Verification Portal

Anyone can verify a screenshot's authenticity by uploading it or pasting its hash. Provides instant, independent proof that the file is untampered.

Cookie Banner Auto-Dismiss

VaultShot automatically detects and dismisses cookie consent banners before capture — ensuring clean, unobstructed screenshots every time.

Enterprise Compliance. Startup Price.

Same SHA-256 hashing standard. Fraction of the cost.

FeatureVaultShot — $19/moPageFreezer$500+/moSmarsh$1,000+/mo
SHA-256 Hashing
Automated Captures
PDF Certificates
Self-Service Signup
Month-to-Month Billing
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Monthly Price$19/mo$500+/mo$1,000+/mo

Start archiving today. Be audit-ready tomorrow.

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