Coverage designed for your startup

Your enterprise customer needs proof of Tech E&O insurance before they'll sign. RiskCube compares policies from top-rated carriers so you can get covered and get your COI — often within 24 hours.

Cyber liability insurance is a requirement for startups navigating growth milestones. Whether you are working to get regulated, raise capital, or close enterprise deals, cyber coverage serves as proof of a mature security posture.

D&O insurance is a prerequisite for scale. Whether you are navigating regulations or closing a funding round, RiskCube provides tailored D&O coverage to protect the personal assets of your leadership from lawsuits.

Purpose-built coverage for companies building AI products — including model liability, hallucination claims, training data IP exposure, and agentic AI errors. Covers the risks that standard tech E&O policies often exclude.

Protects your startup from financial losses caused by employee theft, fraud, forgery, and social engineering attacks. Essential for startups handling client funds, payment data, or operating with a distributed team.

Protects your business against non-payment by customers. If a client defaults on an invoice, credit insurance covers the loss — helping you extend credit confidently and protect your cash flow.

EPLI covers claims from current or former employees alleging wrongful termination, discrimination, harassment, or retaliation. Critical for startups hiring their first employees or scaling a team rapidly.

Covers directors, officers, and plan administrators against claims of mismanagement of employee benefit plans — including 401(k) plans, health benefits, and stock option programs. Required by many institutional investors.

GL is the foundation of every startup insurance stack. It covers bodily injury, property damage, and advertising injury — and is the policy behind most COIs required by landlords, event venues, and vendor contracts.

Key person life insurance protects your startup if a founder or critical team member passes away unexpectedly. Often required by lenders and investors as a condition of funding to protect their capital.