At a glance
- What it does: hyperexponential (hx) describes itself as a pricing and underwriting platform for commercial P&C insurance. Its site lists submission triage, complex risk assessment using bespoke actuarial models, quote generation, renewals, portfolio monitoring, reinsurance management and actuarial modeling as workflows on one platform. The company says carriers using it make underwriting decisions across more than $75bn in annual commercial P&C premium.
- Best for: Commercial and specialty carriers, MGAs and Lloyd's market participants that want actuarial pricing models and the underwriter workbench in one platform.
- Not a fit for: Personal lines carriers, or teams that only need submission scoring without pricing models.
- Pricing: Not published (Not published; quoted by sales)
Key capabilities
- Submission triage and appetite scoring
- ACORD and bordereaux ingestion
- Bespoke actuarial model execution
- Quote generation and rate justification
- Renewals
- Portfolio monitoring and concentration limits
- Reinsurance program stress-testing
Common questions
How much does hyperexponential (hx) cost?
hyperexponential (hx) does not publish pricing; it is quoted by sales (Not published; quoted by sales).
Who is hyperexponential (hx) best for?
Commercial and specialty carriers, MGAs and Lloyd's market participants that want actuarial pricing models and the underwriter workbench in one platform. It is a weaker fit for personal lines carriers, or teams that only need submission scoring without pricing models.
Is hyperexponential (hx) SOC 2 compliant?
hyperexponential (hx) reports a SOC 2 Type II attestation. Deployment: Cloud; ISO 27001:2022.
What are the best hyperexponential (hx) alternatives?
Other underwriting tools we track include Akur8, Clearcover, Cytora, Duck Creek, Duck Creek Rating. See our hyperexponential (hx) alternatives page for a side-by-side.