🚗 Gig Workers • Freelancers • Self-Employed

No Employer Benefits? You Still Have Options.

If you drive, deliver, freelance, or work for yourself — you almost certainly qualify for affordable ACA coverage. Many gig workers pay $0.

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Why Gig Workers Get Great ACA Deals

Your income structure actually works in your favor for subsidies.

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Variable Income = Big Subsidies

ACA subsidies are based on estimated annual income. Most gig workers qualify for significant premium reductions — many down to $0/month.

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Deduct Your Premiums

Self-employed? Your health insurance premiums are tax-deductible. That's money back in your pocket at tax time.

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Full Coverage, Not Junk Plans

These are real ACA plans — doctors, hospital, prescriptions, mental health, preventive care. Everything you need.

Gig Workers Like You

"I drive Uber full-time and figured I just couldn't afford insurance. My agent got me a plan for literally $0/month. I was stunned."

— Carlos R., 29, Texas

"I freelance as a graphic designer. I was paying $380/month on my own before I called. Now I pay $12/month for better coverage."

— Nina W., 27, California

"Between DoorDash and Instacart, my income bounces around. My agent helped me estimate correctly and I qualified for a $0 premium Silver plan."

— Tyler J., 31, North Carolina

Common Questions from Gig Workers

I'm a 1099 contractor — can I get ACA coverage?

Absolutely. The ACA marketplace is designed for people who don't get insurance through an employer. That includes all 1099 workers, freelancers, and self-employed individuals.

My income changes month to month. How does that work?

You estimate your annual income when you apply. If your income changes significantly, you can update your application. We help you estimate accurately to maximize your subsidy.

Can I really get a $0 premium plan?

Yes. If your estimated annual income falls between roughly $20K–$60K, you likely qualify for subsidies that can reduce your premium to $0. Many gig workers hit this sweet spot.

What if I also have a part-time W-2 job?

No problem. We combine all your income sources to find your total estimated annual income, then find the best plan and subsidy for your situation.

Is your help really free?

100% free. Insurance companies pay us — you never pay anything extra for using a licensed agent. Same plans, same prices, but with expert help.

Can I enroll right now or do I have to wait?

During Open Enrollment (November–January), anyone can sign up. Outside that window, you may qualify for a Special Enrollment Period if you've had a life change. Either way, call us and we'll figure it out.

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