Colorado Title Insurance Cost: What an Owner's and Lender's Policy Costs

An owner's title insurance policy on a $604,600 Colorado home costs about $2,200, and the lender's policy issued with it about $2,200, under the filed rate schedule. The owner's policy premium comes from the rate table in the filed manual (a fixed dollar amount per price bracket, minimum $900).

Colorado title insurance by purchase price

Purchase priceOwner's policyLender's policy (issued together)Both policies
$150,000$1,330$1,330$2,660
$200,000$1,430$1,430$2,860
$250,000$1,530$1,530$3,060
$300,000$1,630$1,630$3,260
$350,000$1,720$1,720$3,440
$400,000$1,810$1,810$3,620
$450,000$1,900$1,900$3,800
$500,000$1,990$1,990$3,980
$600,000$2,190$2,190$4,380
$700,000$2,390$2,390$4,780
$800,000$2,590$2,590$5,180
$1,000,000$2,990$2,990$5,980

Colorado uses filed rates: each underwriter files its own rate manual with the state insurance department, so premiums differ by a few hundred dollars from one title company to another. The schedule below is one underwriter's filed rate. Schedule shown: WFG National Title Insurance Company.

Colorado title insurance calculator

Enter a purchase price to see the owner's and lender's policy premiums from the filed Colorado rate schedule.

Who pays for the owner's policy

In Colorado the seller customarily pays for the owner's policy, so the figure below is usually the seller's cost; the buyer still pays the lender's policy. Reported per data/closing/colorado.json (First American's calculator default allocation for Denver County); not independently confirmed against a primary Colorado source in this extraction.

When the owner's and lender's policies are issued together at closing, the lender's policy is charged at the reduced simultaneous-issue rate; that is the lender figure used on this page.

Title insurance at the county median price

The rate schedule is statewide; what changes from county to county is the home price. The ten most populous counties are shown; every Colorado county is in the list below.

CountyMedian home priceOwner's policy
Adams County$458,400$1,918
Arapahoe County$526,000$2,050
Boulder County$713,900$2,420
Douglas County$674,000$2,340
El Paso County$431,000$1,873
Jefferson County$604,400$2,200
Larimer County$532,200$2,060
Mesa County$349,400$1,720
Pueblo County$271,800$1,580
Weld County$444,500$1,891
All 64 Colorado counties

Title insurance in Colorado cities

CityMedian home priceOwner's policy
Denver$586,700$2,170
Colorado Springs$420,700$1,855
Aurora$444,500$1,891
Fort Collins$548,400$2,090
Lakewood$548,200$2,090
Thornton$482,200$1,963
Arvada$600,800$2,200
Westminster$497,400$1,990
Pueblo$230,900$1,500
Greeley$369,600$1,756
All 20 Colorado cities over 50,000 people

What the two policies cover

The owner's policy protects your equity against title defects that predate your purchase: undisclosed liens, forged deeds, missing heirs, recording errors. The lender's policy protects only the mortgage lender for the loan amount and is required by nearly every lender. Premiums are one-time and paid at closing. Because underwriters file competing rates, getting two quotes at your purchase price is worth a few hundred dollars.

Frequently asked questions

How much is title insurance in Colorado?

On a $604,600 home, the Colorado median, an owner's title policy costs about $2,200 under the filed rate schedule, and the lender's policy issued with it costs $2,200, so both policies together are about $4,400. The premium rises with the purchase price; the table on this page shows it from $150,000 to $1,000,000.

Who pays for title insurance in Colorado?

In Colorado the seller customarily pays for the owner's policy, so the figure below is usually the seller's cost; the buyer still pays the lender's policy. Reported per data/closing/colorado.json (First American's calculator default allocation for Denver County); not independently confirmed against a primary Colorado source in this extraction.

Is title insurance a one-time cost?

Yes. Both the owner's policy and the lender's policy are paid once at closing and cover the property for as long as you (or your lender) hold an interest in it. There are no annual premiums.

Can I shop for title insurance in Colorado?

Yes. Colorado underwriters file their own rate manuals, so premiums differ by company; ask two or three title companies for a quote at your price and compare their settlement fees as well.

Sources

Rates as filed or promulgated, checked September 22, 2026. Premiums are computed from the schedule above and rounded to the dollar; endorsements, settlement fees and search fees are separate. All sources.

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Premiums are computed from the rate schedule cited above and rounded to the dollar; your title company's quote may add endorsements, search and settlement fees. This is general information, not financial advice.

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