What's the weirdest reason you've seen a deal stall? I'll go first: a founder couldn't close their Series A because their D&O policy had a gap from switching carriers mid-round.
@UseCorgi
Today, we’re excited to launch an admitted insurance carrier at Corgi.
This marks a meaningful step forward in our journey to build full-stack insurance infrastructure.
Founders will spend 3 weeks picking a project management tool and then buy insurance blind because a customer needed a COI yesterday.
The bar for "good enough" in startup insurance is underground.
@UseCorgi
Your SaaS company started processing payments six months ago and nobody updated your insurance.
That gap between what you do and what you're covered for? It grows fast.
Fix it before a claim finds it first.
Insurance carriers are now building policies specifically for AI agents as customers, not just companies using AI
We're watching an entirely new risk class get created in real time!
@UseCorgi
Most startup insurance mistakes happen before anything goes wrong
Founders buy the cheapest policy that satisfies the VC checkbox
Then learn what it doesn't cover the hard way.
Founders treat insurance like a filing cabinet item.
Buy it, forget it.
Then they close a Series A and their policy still reflects a 3-person pre-product company.
The gap is the risk.
Today, we're excited to launch Corgi Claims (our AI-native TPA).
Traditional TPAs typically have adjusters manually sift through thousands of files per claim. We're changing that with AI.
Startup insurance before Corgi:
Fill 47 forms → Wait 2 weeks → Get denied on a technicality
After Corgi:
AI quote in minutes → Actual useful coverage → Back to building
The insurtech glow-up we needed 🐾