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Insurance & Insurtech
Fact sheets for insurance software: personal and business cover, claims tech and comparison tools, with pricing models, integrations and security noted.
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About Insurance & Insurtech
Insurance & Insurtech lists software built for insurance: products used by insurers, brokers and agents, and tools that help individuals and businesses buy or manage cover. Each entry is laid out as a fact sheet. It records the pricing model, the integrations on offer, the security measures stated and the product specifications, so you can read across entries without hunting through marketing pages.
The category is split by the job the software does. Personal insurance and business insurance cover the type of customer served. Claims tech covers the handling of a loss after it happens. Insurance comparison covers tools that set quotes or policies side by side. Open any subcategory to see its own listings.
Listings appear newest first by default. You can sort by community votes instead, and votes can never be bought. Filters narrow the list further. Founders check and edit every field of their profile before it goes live, so treat each sheet as the maker's stated position and confirm critical details, such as data handling, directly with the vendor.
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Insurance & Insurtech: questions answered
- What belongs in Insurance & Insurtech?
- Software and services whose main purpose is insurance: policy sales and administration, cover for individuals or companies, claims handling, and quote comparison. General finance or payments tools sit better elsewhere unless insurance is their central function. Each product is placed in a single main category chosen at submission.
- How do I choose between the subcategories?
- Start with who the product serves and what stage of the policy it supports. Pick personal or business insurance for cover sold to a customer type, claims tech for post-loss workflow, and comparison for side-by-side quoting. If a product genuinely spans two areas, $5 adds more categories to a listing.
- How do I get my insurance product listed here?
- Go to /submit and paste your website address. An AI drafts the profile from that site, then you check and edit every field before anything goes live. A paid launch costs $5; a free listing joins a queue of about 6-8 weeks.
- How are products ordered on this page?
- The default order is newest first, so recent additions surface without any ranking trick. Visitors can switch to sorting by community votes. Votes can never be bought, so a vote-sorted view reflects visitor interest rather than payment. The category page also lists products from its subcategories, with filters.
- What should I compare when choosing insurance software?
- Check the pricing model, such as per user, per policy or flat rate, and what sits outside it. Then read the integrations, security statements and any stated data handling for customer and claims records. Compare these across fact sheets, and confirm anything regulatory directly with the vendor.