Your submission goes to A-rated markets and we pull back the strongest terms, not just the cheapest.
A licensed specialist walks you through the options — including what each policy excludes — before you commit to anything.
It responds when a client says your product or service caused them financial loss — and it pays the lawyers either way.
Claims that your software, platform or service did not deliver what the contract promised.
Mistakes in delivered work — a misconfiguration, a missed requirement, a faulty deployment.
Disputes over whether you met the terms of an agreement or statement of work.
Claims arising from delayed launches and failed implementations.
Attorney fees, court costs and expert witnesses, from the first letter onward.
Claims from work performed on your behalf, where the policy is written to include it.
If clients pay for your technical work or rely on your platform, a single disputed project can cost more than a year of profit.
Third-party claims when your platform fails, loses data or misses an SLA.
The policy most likely to respond first when a client system goes down on your watch.
Scope disputes, missed requirements and failed deliveries under contract.
Claims that your model, pipeline or output led a client to a costly decision.
Financial data flows raise both the stakes and the contract requirements.
Advice is a professional service — and bad advice is an E&O claim.
Technology E&O and cyber liability are usually bought together — E&O responds when your work fails a client, cyber responds when systems are attacked, and structuring them as a pair closes the gap between the two policies.
See cyber liability insuranceGeneral liability covers bodily injury and property damage. Tech E&O covers financial loss from your professional work — the exposure GL forms explicitly exclude.
E&O responds when your work fails a client. Cyber responds when systems or data are attacked. Most technology businesses need both, and buying them together closes the gap between the two policies.
Carriers set the premium, not us — and pricing for the same firm can vary widely between markets. We shop your risk to A-rated carriers and bring back the strongest options, with a licensed agent explaining what drives each number: revenue, the work you do, contract sizes, claims history and the limits you choose. The quote is free, carries no obligation, and a licensed specialist reviews your request.
Most small firms carry one million per claim, and the floor is usually set by your largest client contract — find the highest E&O requirement across your active agreements and start there.
E&O is claims-made cover. The retroactive date sets how far back your covered work goes — switch carriers carelessly and years of past projects can silently lose cover.
A limitation of liability clause does not stop a client from suing, and defending even a losing claim costs six figures. The policy pays the defence your contract cannot prevent.
Only where the policy is written to include work performed on your behalf — a point we check on every quote, because agencies and MSPs get caught here.
A licensed specialist reviews your request and walks you through real options, and a certificate of insurance is issued once cover is bound.
Tell us about your business and we will compare options across A-rated carriers.
