SaaS Insurance
Insurance for recurring revenue, uptime obligations and enterprise SaaS contracts.
How we advise
We broker insurance for SaaS businesses from first enterprise customer through international scale. The program usually needs to connect professional indemnity, technology E&O, cyber, management liability and contract-specific insurance requirements so the certificate actually supports the sales motion.
Our saas practice is led by brokers who have placed complex programs for clients at every stage — and who hold relationships with the underwriters who can price the risk correctly.
What we typically broker for saas clients.
- Technology Errors & Omissions
- Professional Indemnity
- Cyber Liability & Breach Response
- Management Liability
- Public & Products Liability
- Crime & Social Engineering
Risks the market gets wrong.
Enterprise customer insurance clauses
Large customers often ask for limits, indemnities and interested-party wording that need to be checked against the actual SaaS service.
Platform outage and service failure
Uptime commitments, API failures, integration mistakes and missed implementation milestones can create financial loss allegations.
Data, privacy and cyber reliance
Customer data, payment flows, third-party apps and cloud infrastructure create exposures that sit across cyber and technology E&O.
“Mapped customer contract requirements to PI, technology E&O and cyber coverage so the company could satisfy procurement without buying irrelevant limits.”
Let's review your saas program.
We'll benchmark your current cover against the market and flag gaps in 30 minutes.
Other specialties
Startups & Scaleups
We design programs that match where you are now and where the cap table says you're going. No oversold cover, no last-minute scrambles before a raise.
Technology & AI
Standard tech wordings weren't written for foundation models, agentic systems or platform-level dependency. Ours are.
Fintech Insurance
Fintech risk is not just software risk. It combines money movement, data, regulation, counterparties, directors and customer trust.
