The startup has raised $10 million in Series A funding led by QED Investors with participation from existing investors NYCA Partners and General Catalyst.

The NY-based startup leverages APIs to allow companies to connect into a users’s payroll information system.

The startup looks to simplify the process of choosing and understanding an employer-provided healthcare plan.

Truebill counts over 2 million users who can choose between a free version and a paid one.

RH Insurance will offer customers the option to compare and purchase a variety of personal and commercial insurance products, such as auto, home, rental unit, motorcycle, and recreational vehicles.

The new platform provides a personalized experience with access to deeper insights, empowering clients to improve outcomes.

As part of its Simply Safe strategic phase, Baloise has been active since 2017 in order "to boost its innovative strength," especially in the home and mobility ecosystems.

Roofr is a SaaS platform for roofers.

Super offers care and repair subscription products for the home.

The company added 3,323 new policies since Q4 2020, while spending $8.5 million on marketing, sales, underwriting, and device costs.

Ting is a sensor that monitors a home's electrical network to detect electrical hazards that may lead to fires.

The startup works with a range of carriers including Progressive, Allstate and Travelers.

Birdie offers a suite of digital tools intended to reduce admin costs and makes it easier to manage the care being provided to individuals.

Plunk's mobile app helps homeowners make decisions to increase their home’s value.