At a glance
- What it does: Insurity offers policy products (Policy Decisions, Ratio Policy AI and Pro Suite), Billing-as-a-Service, premium audit, loss control and SpatialKey geospatial analytics. It says it is trusted by 500+ insurers. Its main site lists no standalone claims product.
- Best for: Commercial, specialty and workers' compensation carriers and MGAs that want modular policy and billing with premium audit and analytics.
- Not a fit for: Insurers looking for a single suite that includes a full claims system.
- Pricing: Not published (Enterprise)
Key capabilities
- Policy Decisions
- Ratio Policy AI
- Pro Suite
- Billing-as-a-Service
- Premium audit
- Loss control
- SpatialKey analytics
Strengths
- Modular products that can be adopted piece by piece
- Billing offered as a managed service
Limitations
- Pricing is not published
- No standalone claims product listed on its main site
Pricing
Not published; quoted by sales.
Common questions
How much does Insurity cost?
Insurity does not publish pricing; it is quoted by sales (Enterprise). Not published; quoted by sales.
Who is Insurity best for?
Commercial, specialty and workers' compensation carriers and MGAs that want modular policy and billing with premium audit and analytics. It is a weaker fit for insurers looking for a single suite that includes a full claims system.
What are the best Insurity alternatives?
Other underwriting tools we track include Akur8, Clearcover, Cytora, Duck Creek, Duck Creek Rating. See our Insurity alternatives page for a side-by-side.