Broker-model startup insurance with deeper integrations but no full-stack carrier economics.
Professional liability focused, SMB rather than venture-backed tech.
Cyber-first coverage for SMBs, narrower product surface than Corgi.
Owning the full carrier stack plus proprietary AI underwriting means Corgi keeps the loss-ratio math, instead of renting risk capacity from a third party and surrendering most of the economics upstream.
Corgi runs AI underwriting, risk classification, instant quote generation, claims triage, policy matching, and loss-ratio analysis on a full-carrier stack, which lets the math improve as the book grows rather than being capped by reinsurer pricing inputs.
Loyalty program letting renters earn points on rent payments redeemable for travel and more
Bilt turned rent, the largest recurring consumer expense, into a loyalty rail, which generates network effects across landlords, card issuers, and merchants that no points incumbent had ever bridged.
AI-powered spend management platform combining cards, AP, procurement, and travel.
Ramp turns finance operations into a data layer where AI agents actively cut customer spend, flipping the SaaS incentive model from usage to savings.
AI-native actuarial helping quantify insurance risk, cut wasteful, and structure captives
Two insurance product builders are applying AI to a $1T+ insurance market served by spreadsheets and misaligned incentives. Huscarl is shifting control back to finance and risk teams.
Brings AI-powered execution, signal generation, and risk management to institutional trading desks.
Commodities trading desks drown in qualitative context (broker reports, news, macro narratives) that no existing platform parses at scale. Axis applies LLMs to the unstructured half of the research process that Bloomberg Terminal does not touch.