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WTW Radar

WTW's rating and analytics software for personal and commercial lines insurers, covering pricing models, real-time rating, monitoring and underwriting.

By WTW (Willis Towers Watson)Last verified Nov 3, 2026How we evaluate
Pricing
Quote only · Not published; quoted by sales
Security
SOC 2 not confirmed
Built for
Carriers, MGAs
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At a glance
  • What it does: Radar is WTW's end-to-end rating and analytics software, sold through its Insurance Consulting and Technology business. WTW describes it as an analytics and model deployment solution with machine-learning algorithms, real-time decision-making and regulatory reporting, used across pricing, underwriting and claims. Radar 5, announced in October 2025, added a browser-based SaaS option, native connections to Databricks and Snowflake, Gen AI queries in the Radar Vision monitoring tool and Radar Fusion, an underwriting platform for commercial lines. Customers named on its UK page include Bupa UK, Ageas, Sompo Direct, Hana Insurance and Roojai.
  • Best for: Personal and commercial lines insurers, especially UK and European general insurers, whose pricing teams want modeling, rating and monitoring from one vendor.
  • Not a fit for: Agencies looking for a comparative rater, or small MGAs that want a lightweight quoting tool.
  • Pricing: Not published

Key capabilities

  • Machine-led GLM and machine learning pricing models
  • Real-time rating and model deployment
  • Radar Live platform for live customer pricing
  • Radar Vision performance monitoring with Gen AI queries
  • Radar Fusion commercial lines underwriting
  • Native Databricks and Snowflake connections

How does Radar compare with alternatives?

Closest alternatives: Akur8, Guidewire PricingCenter, Earnix, hyperexponential (hx), Duck Creek Rating. All WTW Radar alternatives side by side →

Common questions

How much does WTW Radar cost?

WTW Radar does not publish pricing; it is quoted by sales.

Who is WTW Radar best for?

Personal and commercial lines insurers, especially UK and European general insurers, whose pricing teams want modeling, rating and monitoring from one vendor. It is a weaker fit for agencies looking for a comparative rater, or small MGAs that want a lightweight quoting tool.

Is WTW Radar SOC 2 compliant?

We could not confirm a SOC 2 report for WTW Radar. Deployment: Cloud-hosted SaaS accessed in a browser (Radar 5).

What are the best WTW Radar alternatives?

The closest alternatives to WTW Radar we track are Akur8, Guidewire PricingCenter, Earnix, hyperexponential (hx) and Duck Creek Rating. See our WTW Radar alternatives page for a side-by-side.

Sources

  1. WTW Radar
  2. WTW: launch of Radar 5 (October 14, 2025)