EverQuote (EVER) Reports 38% Revenue Surge in 2025 Driven by Auto Insurance Growth

EverQuote Inc. (NASDAQ:EVER) is one of the best fintech stocks to invest in. On February 23, EverQuote announced earnings for the full year 2025, with total revenue surging 38% to $692.5 million. This was fueled by the automotive insurance vertical, which grew 41% to $629.8 million, alongside a 20% increase in home and renters insurance revenue. The company’s focus on operational efficiency through AI integration boosted its bottom line, as adjusted EBITDA jumped 62% year-over-year to $94.6 million.

Q4 mirrored this momentum, with revenue rising 32% to $195.3 million and adjusted EBITDA reaching $25.1 million. A notable highlight was the reported GAAP net income of $57.8 million for the quarter, which was supported by a one-time $38.4 million non-cash tax benefit following the release of a valuation allowance against deferred tax assets.

The company’s CEO emphasized that 2025 was defined by scaling the marketplace and evolving into an AI-first company. For 2026, EverQuote Inc. (NASDAQ:EVER) issued a Q1 revenue guidance of $175 to $185 million, suggesting a more disciplined start to the year as carriers focus on profitable policy growth. Despite a projected short-term slowdown in growth rates, management maintained its long-term goal of reaching $1 billion in annual revenue within the next two to three years.

EverQuote Inc. (NASDAQ:EVER) operates an online marketplace for insurance shopping in the US. The company offers automotive and home & renters insurance, as well as campaign management tools.

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