Corgi
Corgi is a self-serve insurance platform for startups.
Our verdict
Who it's for
Business insurance for startups, modular coverage with instant quotes
Who should look elsewhere
US-only coverage, no international policies
Pros
- +Instant quotes replace 2 to 4 weeks of traditional broker back-and-forth
- +Modular policies let founders buy only what they need at each stage
- +In-house full stack means no broker handoffs, faster claims
- +Modern self-serve UX (Stripe-like) for a category that usually runs on PDFs and email
- +Same-day COI delivery unblocks enterprise contracts that require proof of insurance
Cons
- −US-only coverage, no international policies
- −Best for early-stage startups, less suited to large enterprises with complex risk profiles
- −Pricing not transparent on the marketing site, requires quote submission
- −Newer entrant, smaller carrier track record than incumbent brokers (Vouch, Embroker, AON)
- −Industry-specific exclusions may apply (some regulated sectors are not yet supported)
Key features
- ✓Instant online quotes (under 5 minutes)
- ✓Modular coverage (CGL, D&O, Tech E&O / AI liability, Cyber, EPLI)
- ✓Specialized policies: media, fiduciary, HNOA, umbrella, workers comp, crime, K&R, reps & warranties
- ✓Same-day binding and certificate of insurance issuance
- ✓Direct claims support via Slack channel (no phone trees)
- ✓Stage-aware packages that scale from pre-seed to growth
- ✓Full-stack model with in-house underwriting and claims
Pricing
| Plan | Price | Billing | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pre-Seed & Seed | — | month | CGL; D&O; Tech E&O |
| Series A | — | month | CGL; D&O; Tech E&O |
| Growth Stage | — | month | CGL; D&O; Tech E&O |
| Custom Package | — | month | CGL; D&O; Tech E&O |
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