Gaya, co-founded by two Stanford business school graduates, pivoted through two related ideas before arriving at a data auto-fill product serving insurance carriers.

Recognized as one of the leading global insurtechs of 2024, KYND helps demystify complex cyber risk analysis.

The Toronto-based embedded insurance platform startup aims to make the distribution format more profitable for insurers and better at serving policyholders.

The startup insurtech, backed by Saw Mill Capital Partners, ties together several homeowner roof claims repair companies, mostly in the Southern U.S.

The insurtech startup, founded in January 2021, is getting closer to its vision for multimodal end-to-end cargo insurance, with additions of maritime and aviation coverage.

The digital payments network serving insurers' claims and premium payments saves carriers operations costs and expedites claim payouts.

The home inventory data management platform has added features plus enhanced AI capability to detect items and compile information automatically.

What began out of frustration with waiting to be verified to buy a car turned into an insurtech startup that now serves most of the U.S. for both auto and home insurance verification.

The insurtech discusses its multi-line solutions and ethics of AI.

The one-year-old startup, which recently had a $500,000 funding round with Metaprop and others, helps identify properties that are better protected against natural perils.