Embroker review: small business insurance

Peer comparison

How Embroker compares

Side-by-side against the 4 carriers we score most similarly.

Carrier	Our score	Positioning	Starting price	Coverage	AM Best
	8.1	Broker comparing 8+ carriers	GL $21/mo	8.5/10	—
	7.0	Professional services E&O focus	GL $30/mo	7.5/10	A
	7.2	Berkshire-backed contractual umbrella	GL $28/mo	8.0/10	A++
	7.4	Gig and event-based	GL $17/mo	6.5/10	A+

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  8.1

  Positioning

  Broker comparing 8+ carriers

  Starting price

  GL $21/mo

  Coverage

  8.5/10

  AM Best

  —

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  7.0

  Positioning

  Professional services E&O focus

  Starting price

  GL $30/mo

  Coverage

  7.5/10

  AM Best

  A

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  7.2

  Positioning

  Berkshire-backed contractual umbrella

  Starting price

  GL $28/mo

  Coverage

  8.0/10

  AM Best

  A++

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  7.4

  Positioning

  Gig and event-based

  Starting price

  GL $17/mo

  Coverage

  6.5/10

  AM Best

  A+

Embroker is a tech-startup-focused insurance MGA that places coverage on the paper of a panel of reinsurers led historically by Munich Re, with an Everspan Group partnership added in October 2024 for specific non-tech programs. That paper-panel structure — not Embroker's platform features or pricing — is the first thing buyers need to understand, because it determines who pays your claim and what operational continuity looks like at renewal.¹² The Startup Package and Tech E&O book has historically ceded 100% of risk to Munich Re (A+ Superior); the October 2024 Everspan partnership brings Arch-affiliated specialty-admitted paper into the mix for accountants, bookkeepers, tax preparers, real estate agents, and consultants.² Policies have continued through each transition, but buyers placing coverage today should know which paper their specific program sits on, and that the mix of backing carriers has changed materially within the last eighteen months.

Within the tech and startup segment specifically, Embroker is one of the most category-defined brokers we cover. The Startup Package bundles D&O, EPLI, PL, and cyber for venture-backed tech companies — a coverage structure specifically designed around the exposures that matter most during fundraising, rapid hiring, and product-liability work in engineering-driven businesses.³⁴ For a Series A SaaS company or a 10-person IT consulting firm, Embroker's tech-specific underwriting depth is meaningfully different from Simply Business's broader-SMB panel optimization. For an HVAC contractor or a restaurant, it isn't.

The trade-offs are the honest structural caveats. Embroker is independent and venture-backed — no parent balance sheet behind the MGA operation, and platform continuity depends on ongoing VC funding cycles through insurance-economics unit performance.⁵ The backing panel is narrower than Simply Business's eight-carrier roster. Pricing is custom-quote only — no published "from $X/mo" floors, no aggregate-pricing methodology disclosure.⁶ Non-tech buyers outside Embroker's specialty sweet spot get meaningfully less value than tech buyers. These factors compound, and they're why we land Embroker at 7.0 while Simply Business scores 8.1 — same Category D formula, different shape of broker.

Our quick verdict

Embroker earns 7.0 out of 10 as a tech-startup specialty MGA placing coverage on a panel led historically by Munich Re (A+ Superior) on the Startup Package and Tech E&O book, with Everspan Group (Arch-affiliated, A-) added in October 2024 for accountants, bookkeepers, tax preparers, real estate agents, and consultants. The category-defined Startup Package bundles D&O, EPLI, professional liability, and cyber for venture-backed tech companies. Best for venture-backed tech firms, SaaS startups, IT consulting shops, and professional-services firms in Embroker's named industry list that need D&O plus EPLI plus PL plus cyber bundled with tech-specific underwriting depth absent from broader-SMB panels. Not the right fit for non-tech businesses including trades, restaurants, retail, and general services outside Embroker's specialty, buyers who need published starting-price floors before requesting a quote, or buyers uncomfortable with MGA paper-panel structure and venture-backed independent platform risk. No published monthly starting prices; BOP runs roughly $500-$3,000 annually per Embroker's own ranges, D&O approximately $5,000 per $1M of coverage.

• Our rating: 7.0 / 10 (Good — tech/startup specialty depth offset by narrower panel, VC-backed independent status, and pricing opacity)
• Scoring category: D — broker-aggregator / digital MGA placing on a reinsurer-backed panel (methodology). Overall rating uses the adjusted formula (FS 15 / COV 40 / CLM 15 / PRC 15 / CX 15), with complaint history as N/A
• Best for: venture-backed tech companies, SaaS startups, IT consulting firms, and professional-services firms in Embroker's named industry list that need D&O + EPLI + PL + cyber bundled with tech-specific underwriting depth
• Not for: non-tech businesses (trades, restaurants, retail, general services) outside Embroker's specialty; buyers who need published starting-price floors before requesting a quote; buyers uncomfortable with MGA paper-panel structure and VC-backed platform risk
• Published pricing: no monthly "starting at" figures. Embroker's own blog cites BOP premiums typically between $500 and $3,000 annually, and a D&O rule-of-thumb of approximately $5,000 per $1M of coverage annually for sub-$50M-revenue companies — both ranges, not starting floors.⁶⁷
• Paper structure: Munich Re historically ceded (A+ Superior) on Startup Package and Tech E&O; Everspan Group (Arch-affiliated, A-) on accountant / bookkeeper / tax / real-estate / consultant programs per the October 2024 partnership¹²
• NAIC complaint index: N/A — Embroker is an MGA, not a risk-bearing carrier. Complaints on placed policies appear against the backing carrier (Munich Re, Everspan, or other panel paper), not against Embroker

What Embroker is

Embroker, Inc. was founded in 2015 by Matt Miller and Yotam Shacham as an independent digital insurance platform focused on commercial insurance for technology and professional-services startups.⁸⁵ The company is headquartered in San Francisco with additional offices in Chicago and Boston, and is licensed to place business in all 50 states plus DC.⁹ Embroker is venture-backed — no parent insurance company, no corporate parent balance sheet — and has raised capital through multiple funding rounds since founding, most prominently a 2021 Series C that positioned the company around the "Startup Package" product bundle.⁵

Structurally, Embroker is a digital MGA, not a risk-bearing insurance carrier. When a buyer places coverage through Embroker, the policy is issued on the paper of a backing carrier or reinsurer. The specific backing paper has evolved materially in the last 18 months, which is the disclosure we lead the review with. Under our methodology, this is the Category D pattern — broker-aggregator with complaint history structurally N/A, re-weighted overall rating formula.

The paper panel in 2026. Based on Embroker's own public statements and coverage of its commercial relationships:

• Munich Re (A.M. Best A+ Superior) — historically the primary backing reinsurer for Embroker's Startup Package and Tech E&O programs; Embroker has publicly stated it cedes 100% of risk on those lines to Munich Re.¹ That's one of the strongest credit relationships available in global reinsurance; Munich Re is a top-three global reinsurer by premium.
• Everspan Group (A- by A.M. Best) — Arch-affiliated specialty-admitted carrier. In October 2024 Embroker announced a strategic partnership under which Everspan provides paper for new programs targeting accountants, bookkeepers, tax preparers, real estate agents, and consultants — specifically outside Embroker's historic tech-heavy focus.² Everspan is a "hybrid fronting carrier" — an A- rated admitted specialty carrier designed to provide paper to MGAs like Embroker.
• Other panel carriers — Embroker's marketing describes "a panel of eight A (Excellent) and A+ (Superior) AM Best-rated reinsurance companies" backing the Startup Package; individual carriers beyond Munich Re are not publicly named.³

What this means operationally. A buyer placing Embroker's Startup Package in 2026 is placing on Munich Re-backed paper. A buyer placing professional liability for an accounting firm under the new program is placing on Everspan paper. Both routes produce an Embroker-branded policy, but the balance sheet behind that policy — the one that pays claims — varies. The October 2024 Everspan addition is the most recent material paper-panel change; buyers who placed pre-October-2024 policies on historical panel carriers should understand that renewal-time paper allocation may shift.

Independent VC-backed status. Unlike Simply Business (owned by Travelers) or Thimble (owned by Arch Insurance Group post-April 2023), Embroker has no insurance-parent balance sheet.⁵ The company's operational continuity depends on insurance-economics unit performance plus periodic funding rounds — standard venture-backed company risk profile, but materially different from a carrier-parent-owned broker. For a buyer placing a five-year D&O program, platform continuity over that window depends on Embroker's ongoing financial viability, not just the backing carriers' claim-paying ability.

What Embroker can place

Embroker places coverage across ten commercial lines on its product pages, with meaningful variation in depth across those lines:⁴

• Directors and officers — the flagship specialty product for venture-backed companies. Embroker is one of few brokers in our coverage set that writes substantial small/mid-market D&O specifically designed for startups.¹⁰¹¹
• Employment practices liability — standard EPLI coverage; specifically tuned for tech companies with rapid hiring exposure.¹²
• Professional liability — Tech E&O is historically a core product on Munich Re-backed paper.³¹
• Cyber liability — cyber coverage for tech-exposure businesses; depth less pronounced than Coalition's cyber-specialist product.⁴
• BOP (business owner's policy) — bundled GL + property. Published as a range ($500–$3,000/yr per Embroker's cost guide) rather than a starting floor.⁶
• General liability — standalone GL.
• Workers' compensation — WC available but less of a focus area than Pie's or Hartford's WC product.
• Commercial property — standalone property.
• Commercial auto — commercial auto on the product page.
• Commercial umbrella — umbrella/excess coverage listed in the product lineup.

The catch on this line list: Embroker's operational depth and underwriting sophistication is concentrated in the specialty tech/startup stack — D&O, EPLI, PL, cyber — where the Munich Re-backed Startup Package lives. For the broader lines (WC, commercial auto, commercial property, umbrella), Embroker is competing with carriers that specialize in those lines (Pie for WC, Hartford/Travelers for full multi-line programs, biBerk for direct-bind commercial auto). A tech buyer who wants D&O + EPLI bundled with their cyber and PL benefits from Embroker's depth; a retail business looking for GL + BOP + WC + umbrella would likely get a better match from a broad-SMB direct carrier or from Simply Business's broader panel.

What Embroker actually costs

Pricing at Embroker works differently than at either a direct-to-business carrier or a broader broker-aggregator. Embroker does not publish monthly "from $X/mo" starting prices on any line.¹³⁴ The public site's cost guidance comes from blog posts, not pricing pages:

• BOP — Embroker's published cost guide cites typical BOP premiums between $500 and $3,000 annually (roughly $42/mo to $250/mo), with actual pricing varying by industry, state, revenue, and claims history.⁶ That's a range, not a starting floor.
• D&O — Embroker's blog cites a rule-of-thumb of approximately $5,000 per $1M of coverage annually for sub-$50M-revenue companies.⁷ Useful for estimation; not a starting price.
• Other lines — no public cost guidance for GL, PL, cyber, EPLI, WC, commercial auto, property, or umbrella at the starting-price level. Actual pricing comes only via completed quote.

For a category comparison: Simply Business publishes 10th-percentile sold prices ("from $20.75/mo GL"); Coalition publishes a cyber floor and range ($83–$625/mo); Hiscox and NEXT publish per-line starting floors on multiple lines; Hartford and Travelers publish aggregated averages. Embroker publishes none of these. Buyers need to complete a discovery questionnaire and receive a custom quote to see any number.

Our Pricing score of 6.5 reflects this structural opacity — below the 7.0 we assigned to Coalition and Simply Business for their more-transparent pricing disclosures, and materially below the 7.5-8.5 we assigned to direct carriers that publish per-line starting floors. The Embroker pricing model is defensible (custom quote reflects actual underwriting; tech-specialty risks are hard to floor-price) but the buyer-experience gap is real.

See full cost analysis: Our general liability insurance cost guide, business owners policy (bop) cost guide, and professional liability / errors & omissions (e&o) cost guide break down typical pricing across industries and states.

Coverage breadth: tech-specialty depth within a narrower panel

For Category D broker-aggregators, Coverage Breadth is 40% of the overall rating — the dominant dimension because for a broker, the product is the panel. Embroker's panel and line list score across the four Category D elements as follows:

Panel quality. The Startup Package cedes primarily to Munich Re (A+ Superior),¹ one of the strongest global reinsurers. The October 2024 Everspan partnership adds Arch-affiliated A- specialty-admitted paper.² Embroker's marketing describes "a panel of eight A (Excellent) and A+ (Superior) AM Best-rated reinsurance companies" backing the Startup Package.³ Panel quality is genuinely strong — every named backing relationship is A- or above — but the specific backing carrier on a given Embroker policy varies by product line and timing.

Panel breadth. Narrower than Simply Business's eight-carrier directly-named roster of admitted primary carriers.¹⁴ Embroker's historic single-primary-reinsurer structure (Munich Re) plus the added Everspan partnership produces something closer to a two-to-four-carrier effective backing stack rather than a broad multi-carrier panel in the Simply Business sense.

Line breadth. Ten lines listed on Embroker's coverage pages.⁴ Meaningful depth concentrated in the tech/startup specialty stack (D&O, EPLI, PL, cyber); other lines (WC, commercial auto, property, umbrella, GL, BOP) are available but less of an operational focus. Simply Business's six surfaced lines have more uniform depth across the panel's general-SMB underwriting; Embroker's ten lines have uneven depth concentrated in the specialty segment.

Geographic footprint. Licensed in all 50 states plus DC per Embroker's own disclosures.⁹ Broader than Simply Business's effective 48-states-plus-DC footprint — for buyers in Alaska or Hawaii, Embroker is an option where Simply Business is not.

Within-tech-specialty framing. Per our methodology, Category C/D carriers with deliberate specialty plays get within-category credit rather than broad-ladder penalty. Applied to Embroker: within the tech/startup segment specifically — venture-backed SaaS companies, IT consulting firms, early-stage tech operating exposure profiles — Embroker's D&O + EPLI + PL + cyber bundled coverage is the category-leading broker offering. Simply Business can place Hiscox for professional services D&O, but Embroker's Startup Package is specifically structured around startup exposure (fundraising D&O, employment-practices claims during rapid hiring, IP-dispute defense, product-liability for engineering work) in ways a broader-SMB broker doesn't match.

Our Coverage Breadth score of 7.0 reflects the net: tech-specialty within-category depth (positive), narrower overall panel than Simply Business (negative offset), all 50 states geographic reach (positive offset vs. Simply Business's 48+DC), line breadth uneven across the ten advertised lines (mild negative). The score is meaningfully below Simply Business's 8.5 specifically because Simply Business wins on panel breadth and line-depth uniformity, but Embroker's within-tech-specialty strength is real and earns credit against what would otherwise be a lower COV score under a pure "narrower panel" penalty.

Claims experience

Embroker does not adjudicate claims — the backing carrier on your specific policy does. For the Startup Package and Tech E&O book that ceded to Munich Re historically, claims flow to Munich Re's commercial claims operation. For the October 2024 Everspan-backed programs, claims flow to Everspan. Embroker's role in claims is the standard broker-advocacy role: helping policyholders navigate the process, escalating disputes, coordinating documentation with the writing carrier.

The platform-continuity risk affects claims-relationship continuity. For an MGA without a parent carrier balance sheet, there's a secondary claims-experience question beyond "how well does the carrier handle claims?" — the question is "if Embroker the platform winds down, what happens to my broker-of-record relationship and ongoing claims navigation?" In practice, Embroker's in-force policies on Munich Re or Everspan paper would continue to be covered — the writing carrier's claim-paying obligation doesn't depend on Embroker's platform status. But the ongoing broker-advocacy role and policy-management UX depend on Embroker continuing to operate, and in a scenario where funding cycles force material restructuring, those broker-side features could degrade or require transition.

What we can and can't verify about Embroker claims advocacy quality. Public Trustpilot, BBB, and state DOI complaint records for Embroker show generally positive customer experience consistent with tech-focused insurance platforms, though we weight these third-party aggregated reviews as supplementary signals rather than methodology inputs. Embroker itself is not in NAIC CIS because brokers are not NAIC-rated — complaints on placed policies appear against the backing carrier.¹⁵

Regulatory actions. We checked public state DOI enforcement records for material market-conduct or solvency actions against Embroker. No recent enforcement action is on file as of our research date.

Our Claims Experience score of 7.0 reflects broker-advocacy value (positive) offset by the combined risk of smaller operational scale than Simply Business and the independent-VC-backed structure that creates platform-continuity questions absent at parent-owned broker peers.

The honest take

What works well.

1. Tech/startup specialty depth.³¹⁰ Within the venture-backed tech, SaaS, and IT-consulting segment, Embroker's bundled Startup Package (D&O + EPLI + PL + cyber) is specifically designed around the risk profile that matters — fundraising exposure, hiring-scale employment practices, IP disputes, product-engineering liability. A broader-SMB broker cannot match this focus.
2. Strong backing paper on the core product line. Munich Re (A+ Superior) cedes Embroker's Startup Package and Tech E&O book; Munich Re is among the top global reinsurers by premium and claims-paying scale.¹ For the specific product where most Embroker tech-buyer volume sits, the paper is as strong as it gets.
3. 50-state geographic reach.⁹ Licensed across all 50 states plus DC, including Alaska and Hawaii where Simply Business is not reliably available.
4. Digital-native platform with policy management tools.¹³ Tech-first UX, quote flow tuned for tech-business discovery (stack, funding round, headcount scaling), policy dashboard, COI self-service. For tech founders, the experience matches the target audience better than traditional broker channels.
5. October 2024 Everspan partnership expands outside tech.² The Arch-affiliated specialty-admitted paper supports Embroker's extension into accountants, bookkeepers, tax preparers, real estate agents, and consultants — genuine diversification beyond the tech-only book.

What doesn't work.

1. Paper-panel complexity + limited transparency on specific backing carrier.¹² The October 2024 Everspan partnership materially changed Embroker's paper mix; the Munich Re historic relationship remains for the core Startup Package. Buyers on the same Embroker platform can be placed on A+ (Munich Re) or A- (Everspan) paper depending on product line, with no obvious pre-bind disclosure of which carrier will back a specific placement.
2. Independent VC-backed status = no parent balance sheet.⁵ Unlike Simply Business (Travelers-owned) or Thimble (Arch-owned), Embroker has no insurance-parent financial backing. Platform continuity depends on VC funding cycles plus insurance-economics unit performance. For buyers placing multi-year coverage programs, that's a structural consideration the carrier-owned broker peers don't have.
3. No published starting prices on any line.⁶⁷ Published cost guidance is in ranges ($500-$3,000/yr BOP) and rule-of-thumb figures ($5,000 per $1M D&O), not starting-price floors. Buyers cannot pre-compare Embroker to direct carriers or to Simply Business on a headline price basis.
4. Narrower panel than Simply Business.¹⁴ For non-tech buyers, the value proposition narrows substantially — a broader broker like Simply Business with eight directly-named panel carriers will typically produce more comparison quotes across a general SMB profile than Embroker's reinsurer-backed specialty panel.
5. Segment concentration risk. Embroker's Startup Package and Tech E&O operational depth is tuned to venture-backed tech. For a trades business, restaurant, or general retail buyer, that specialization becomes a structural mismatch — the underwriting and pricing model aren't calibrated for those classes.

Who should skip Embroker.

• Non-tech businesses (trades, restaurants, retail, general services, contractors) — Simply Business's broader panel or a direct broad-ladder carrier (Hartford, Travelers) will be a better structural fit.
• Buyers who need published starting-price floors before requesting a quote.
• Buyers placing long-dated multi-year programs who weight broker platform continuity heavily and prefer carrier-owned broker structures.
• Buyers uncomfortable with MGA paper-panel complexity where the specific backing carrier varies by line.
• Buyers looking for the cheapest possible direct-bind GL or BOP on a micro-business risk profile.

Who Embroker is best for

Embroker is a strong fit in three specific scenarios:

1. Venture-backed tech and SaaS companies needing the Startup Package structure. D&O + EPLI + PL + cyber bundled with startup-specific underwriting: Series A to Series C SaaS, IT consulting firms scaling headcount, tech companies with product-engineering liability. The Munich Re-backed Startup Package is the flagship product for this buyer.³
2. Professional-services firms that fit the October 2024 Everspan-backed programs. Accountants, lawyers, consultants, marketing agencies, real estate agents, and IT consultants placing professional liability with the newer Everspan structure.²
3. Tech-focused buyers who value digital-native broker UX over carrier-owned stability. Founders placing commercial insurance for the first time; tech operators who prefer broker-channel D&O/EPLI specificity over direct-carrier general-SMB coverage.

Business size: Small (the stated focus per Embroker positioning), with particular depth for micro through lower-mid-market tech profiles. Mid-market tech companies ($10M+ revenue, Series B+) may benefit more from specialized mid-market commercial brokers than from Embroker's self-service tech-SMB platform.

Alternatives to consider

Three alternatives for Embroker buyers, each addressing a different Embroker limitation:

1. Simply Business — The other Category D broker-aggregator in our coverage set.¹⁴ Broader eight-carrier panel; Travelers ownership with parent balance sheet; published aggregate pricing methodology; broader SMB coverage beyond tech. The direct broker-aggregator peer comparison. For tech-specific D&O/EPLI depth, Embroker wins; for broader general-SMB placement flexibility, Simply Business wins.
2. Hiscox — If you're a professional-services firm (consulting, marketing, IT consulting) that values D&O + EPLI + PL bundled on direct A-rated paper rather than broker-placed, Hiscox writes all three as standard products on its own admitted carrier.¹⁶¹⁷ Less tech-startup-specific than Embroker but structurally simpler (direct admitted carrier, not a paper panel).
3. Coalition — If your primary insurance exposure is cyber specifically — tech, SaaS, e-commerce, payment-data handling — Coalition's cyber-specialist depth exceeds Embroker's cyber line. Category C MGA with its own paper-panel structure, but cyber-first rather than D&O-first.

Different choices for different tech buyer priorities. Tech-startup D&O/EPLI/PL/cyber bundled on Munich Re paper — stay with Embroker. Broader general-SMB broker with parent backing — Simply Business. Direct-carrier D&O + EPLI for professional services — Hiscox. Cyber-first specialty — Coalition.

How to get an Embroker quote

Embroker's quote flow is digital-first through the carrier's website, with concierge and broker-channel support available for complex placements.¹³

1. Start at embroker.com and select your business type and primary coverage need (Startup Package for tech, individual lines for other profiles).
2. Answer discovery questions: entity type, state, revenue, funding round (for venture-backed companies), employee count, tech stack and operations, prior claims, specific coverage limits.
3. Embroker's platform either returns a direct quote or routes to an underwriter for review on non-standard profiles.
4. Review the quote — the platform surfaces specific coverage, limits, retentions, and the backing paper entity (Munich Re historic, Everspan for October 2024 programs, or other panel carrier depending on product).
5. Bind payment; policy documents and dashboard access arrive shortly after bind. Ongoing policy management runs through the Embroker dashboard.

What Embroker will ask for: standard commercial discovery plus tech-specific information (funding history for D&O eligibility, employee count and hiring pace for EPLI, technology stack and security posture for cyber, services performed in detail for PL).

If you want to compare Embroker against Simply Business: place the same discovery information through both platforms; compare quotes side-by-side. For broader-SMB profiles, Simply Business typically returns more carrier options. For tech-startup profiles, Embroker's specialty-underwritten quotes often come in more competitively priced on the specific bundled product.

Alternatives to Embroker

Different choices for different priorities.

8.1/10

Simply Business

Small businesses whose profile could reasonably land on multiple panel carriers — especially buyers with mixed exposure (GL + PL + WC + cyber) where different panel carriers fit different lines — and who value broker-channel claims advocacy plus multi-carrier comparison pricing. Strong fit for micro-businesses in trades, services, professional services, and e-commerce outside Alaska and Hawaii.

Better if

Small businesses whose profile could reasonably land on multiple panel carriers — especially buyers with mixed exposure (GL + PL + WC + cyber) where different panel carriers fit different lines — and who value broker-channel claims advocacy plus multi-carrier comparison pricing. Strong fit for micro-businesses in trades, services, professional services, and e-commerce outside Alaska and Hawaii.

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7.0/10

Hiscox

Professional-services micro-businesses under ~10 employees — consultants, marketing agencies, accountants, IT consultants, photographers, SaaS firms, real estate agents — whose primary exposure is professional liability, cyber, D&O, or EPLI, with commercial liability carried as a secondary line alongside the primary coverage they are actually choosing Hiscox for.

Better if

Professional-services micro-businesses under ~10 employees — consultants, marketing agencies, accountants, IT consultants, photographers, SaaS firms, real estate agents — whose primary exposure is professional liability, cyber, D&O, or EPLI, with commercial liability carried as a secondary line alongside the primary coverage they are actually choosing Hiscox for.

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7.7/10

Coalition

Tech, SaaS, fintech, e-commerce, and regulated-data businesses where cyber is the primary insurance exposure — especially buyers who want active cyber risk monitoring and pre-negotiated incident response integrated with the policy rather than a generic cyber add-on to a primary liability carrier.

Better if

Tech, SaaS, fintech, e-commerce, and regulated-data businesses where cyber is the primary insurance exposure — especially buyers who want active cyber risk monitoring and pre-negotiated incident response integrated with the policy rather than a generic cyber add-on to a primary liability carrier.

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