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Who we work with
50 states, plus U.S. territories
Broker response
Same business day
Answered by a broker, in writing.
Markets approached
Within 6 hours
Complete your request. We take it from there.
Certificates
Same day
Standard requests issued without an email chain.
Renewal process
Begins 90 days out
Not the week before your policy expires.
Whether you build technology, advise on it or use it to deliver your services, we help you navigate contracts, protect your team and compare coverage that fits your business.
Enterprise MSAs, DPAs and vendor agreements specify professional liability, cyber, general liability and umbrella limits, plus endorsements most brokers have to look up. We read the exhibit and answer procurement directly.
Term sheets and incoming board members put D&O on the closing checklist. We work backwards from your closing date rather than starting after it.
Workers' compensation follows where people actually work. We keep the state schedule current as you hire, including the four states that require a state fund.
Two quotes at the same limit can behave in opposite ways. Dependent business interruption, waiting periods, sublimits and contractual liability wording are things we read before you bind, not after a claim.
Nobody wakes up wanting insurance — something happened, it has an insurance consequence, and it has a deadline. Start from the situation.
The lines we place, grouped by the situation that puts them on your desk rather than by an underwriter's filing category.
When a customer contract requires it
When you hire, lease or scale
We also place business owner's policies, commercial auto where relevant, and other commercial lines appropriate to technology businesses. 11 lines in total — see the full list.
You tell us about the business once. We handle the applications, the submission, the market approach and the comparison — and you see where it stands the whole way through.
Not values. Operating commitments — and the reason clients move their program to us.
Faster applications, submissions, follow-ups and certificates. Fewer forms for you to fill in twice, and a broker who replies the same business day.
Contracts, exposures, limits, exclusions and competing terms reviewed properly — and the differences explained before you bind, not after a claim.
Independent access to carrier and specialty markets appropriate to the risk, so options can be compared on coverage, terms and price rather than price alone.
Submit online, upload documents, request certificates and get answers in writing — a far more responsive process than the traditional brokerage one.
Anything not covered here, send it to a broker and get a written answer within the business day.
Ask a brokerIt depends on revenue, headcount, the data you hold, your states, and your contracts — a number on a web page would be a guess. Complete the intake and you get a real indication within one business day, with the trade-offs between limit and premium spelled out.
Often the answer is no, and we'll say so. Send us your declarations pages and we'll review limits, retentions, exclusions and form language against what your contracts require. If your current program is well built, you'll get a written second opinion and nothing else.
Our targets are submission review within one hour, coverage and requirements review within two hours, market outreach within six hours of a complete submission, and same-day comparison of available options. Binding starts the moment you approve.
Yes. At pre-revenue the right answer is usually a small program — workers' compensation once you have employees, D&O once you take institutional money, cyber once you hold anyone else's data — and we'll tell you what to skip until later.
Your work email and what's going on. We research your company ourselves and only ask what we can't look up. Documents like declarations pages or loss runs help when you have them — upload them as you go, or later from your portal.
We do not charge brokerage fees. We receive commission from the insurance carrier, disclosed on request. Premiums and any applicable carrier or third-party fees and taxes still apply.
Compare cyber insurance and technology E&O, see where claims overlap, and learn what to check in a combined policy for a software business.
Read the guide: Cyber Insurance vs. Tech E&O: What Is the Difference?Build a SaaS insurance checklist around customer contracts, data, employees and funding. Know what to prepare before requesting quotes.
Read the guide: SaaS Insurance Checklist for Founders and Finance TeamsReview an MSA insurance exhibit: coverage types, limits, additional insured wording, certificates, endorsements and timing before you sign.
Read the guide: Enterprise Contract Insurance Requirements: A Tech Company ChecklistShare your experience on Trustpilot.
Tell us about the business once. A broker reviews it the same day and comes back with a plan, a timeline and what we need to take it to market.
