At a glance
- What it does: Duck Creek's core products are Policy, Rating, Billing and Claims, plus beyond-core modules such as portals, distribution management, loss control and reinsurance. The company describes a continuously updated, cloud-native SaaS platform and lists agentic AI applications for underwriting, first notice of loss and document intelligence.
- Best for: P&C carriers and MGAs that want a SaaS core platform with policy and claims from one vendor.
- Not a fit for: Life and annuity insurers, or teams that want published pricing before engaging sales.
- Pricing: Not published (Enterprise)
Key capabilities
- Policy
- Rating
- Billing
- Claims
- Distribution management
- Agentic AI applications (underwriting workbench, FNOL, document intelligence)
Strengths
- Policy, billing and claims modules on one SaaS platform
- Says it exposes 2,600+ APIs and 100+ prebuilt partner integrations
Limitations
- Pricing is not published
- Security certifications are not listed on the main site
Pricing
Not published; quoted by sales.
Common questions
How much does Duck Creek cost?
Duck Creek does not publish pricing; it is quoted by sales (Enterprise). Not published; quoted by sales.
Who is Duck Creek best for?
P&C carriers and MGAs that want a SaaS core platform with policy and claims from one vendor. It is a weaker fit for life and annuity insurers, or teams that want published pricing before engaging sales.
What are the best Duck Creek alternatives?
Other underwriting tools we track include Akur8, Clearcover, Cytora, Duck Creek Rating, Earnix. See our Duck Creek alternatives page for a side-by-side.