Coverage Startup Ideas

2 years ago

A startup that wants to sell insurance to people who own property, and who want to protect it in the event of a fire. The startup has already built a platform for homeowners to claim their coverage, but needs to raise $5 million to build out a back-end system and additional products.

352

2 years ago

A startup that makes the process of filling out Medicare Part D plans less painful. The platform helps people fill out their plans online, and acts as a sort of health insurance broker for people seeking Medicare coverage. The startup says their customers save an average of $50 per month.

172

2 years ago

Idea: a marketplace for insurance tailored for people that have been denied coverage by traditional companies

153

2 years ago

A B2B company that helps insurance companies ensure they’re offering the best possible coverage to their customers.

143

2 years ago

A company that helps companies buy the most cost-effective insurance coverage for their employees as a group.

139

2 years ago

A B2B fintech startup that helps insurance companies price policy coverage, applying machine learning and artificial intelligence to their data.

138

1 year ago

A medical travel insurance company that provides coverage to patients who need to travel for medical services.

133

2 years ago

A startup that helps small business owners get started in the insurance market. By creating a simple contract, it allows small startups to get a quote for insurance and get coverage within a few days.

120

2 years ago

The startup offers some of the lowest-cost dental insurance in the United States. It wants to win over the many people with gaps in insurance coverage that many large companies have.

110

2 years ago

A health insurance company built for small businesses. It’s a “flexible, affordable, and transparent platform by which businesses can get coverage for in-house doctors and nurses.”

108

2 years ago

A micro-insurance company that is beginning to offer healthcare coverage to low-income individuals in the US. Their goal is to reach the uninsured and help them purchase insurance.

108

2 years ago

A company that aims to help folks in remote areas join the internet via satellite. It uses a combination of an on-the-ground antenna, GPS location and signal strength, and mobile coverage to triangulate a tower near the user and then send them a tiny satellite modem.

103

2 years ago

A news network for gay men and their allies, including news, events and lifestyle coverage.

103

2 years ago

A mobile-focused insurance company that focuses on coverages that keep people out of the hospital.

101

11 months ago

A health insurance tool that helps people track their health needs and prescription usage and offers them a way to optimize their coverage.

93

1 year ago

A health insurance startup that helps people get less expensive coverage.

89

1 year ago

A platform to help people find a doctor for their condition, no matter where they live, based on their insurance and coverage.

88

1 year ago

An online insurance platform that helps people customize their coverage based on their health needs and desired cost.

87

2 years ago

A platform that lets people shop for health insurance without worrying about whether they’ll sign up for the coverage they want.

83

2 years ago

This August, TechCrunch reported that Instagram was in talks with Facebook to acquire the company for as much as $1 billion. Instagram, which was founded in 2010, is based in San Francisco, and is a popular photography app that has more than 300 million users around the world. It was acquired by Facebook in 2012, and Facebook has since used Instagram to promote its other products, including Instagram Stories, and advertisements. Instagram has been a big investment for Facebook, and many think it has been one of the company's most successful acquisitions. However, Instagram's popularity has led to a lot of negative press coverage about the user data that Facebook has access to.

76

1 year ago

A startup that wants to be the Wikipedia of insurance companies, allowing agents to research coverage on any company, to avoid calling the wrong company before doing business.

76

2 years ago

This startup is looking to replace the insurance model with a “personalized protection plan” that will cover an individual’s insurance needs over time. The startup will help consumers assess their risks and choose the best coverage.

73

1 year ago

In a blog post, the company announced a new product called “Individual Plans”, which allow you to customize your coverage and how much risk you’re willing to take.

59

2 months ago

A platform that lets you access a variety of different financial services, like loans, banking, and insurance coverage. The startup wants to create a one-stop shop for financial services, and already has a customer base in the UK.

58

1 year ago

A startup to help companies of all types keep track of all their employees’ health insurance coverage, from birth control to prescriptions to doctor’s appointments.

56

1 year ago

A startup that helps companies with their onboarding process by providing a free website that employees can use to quickly register for healthcare coverage.

55

10 months ago

A startup that sells “private” health insurance in the US with coverage that includes dental and vision.

55

1 year ago

A machine/machine learning-powered platform for insurance that helps carriers and agents make smart decisions about coverage and pricing. Their solution is a white label platform that is built on top of a managed services provider.

53

11 months ago

An employee-owned insurance company. The startup wants to build a marketplace of insurance products for businesses, where employees can buy coverage to meet their specific needs and where the startup takes a cut of the premiums.

47

1 year ago

An online health insurance marketplace in which consumers can compare plans, get quotes, and enroll in coverage.

46

9 months ago

A platform that specializes in “insurance for the uninsurable”, or people who aren’t in major risk pools but can still get coverage.

45

1 year ago

P2P insurance for small businesses, which claims to be able to get the same coverage at lower rates than insurance provided by large companies. The startup plans to provide coverage to half a million businesses in its first three years.

44

1 year ago

A company that helps companies get insurance coverage and benefits for their freelance workers. The startup has built out a marketplace and a compliance platform.

42

1 year ago

A legal service for companies looking to offer their employees health coverage through their employers in the US.

38

9 days ago

A business that helps businesses navigate insurance coverage options

37

7 months ago

A company that makes health insurance coverage more affordable for people with preexisting conditions. By partnering with online retailers, customers can purchase health insurance from providers of their choice. The startup plans to launch in the US in early 2016.

34

10 days ago

An insurance company for students, which helps students with affordable rates on insurance that provides up to $10,000 in coverage for unexpected costs.

33

6 months ago

A crowdsourced news publisher for lifestyle coverage.

29

3 months ago

A company that helps people get “mental health” coverage through their health insurance.

27

4 months ago

A network of “micro-insurance” companies that pool together small sums of money to help cover the costs of things like housing, car repair, or medical bills. The goal is to make sure that people have some sort of coverage, even if it’s just in case they need it.

26

5 months ago

A startup to help people who have no insurance or health coverage, but have a doctor’s appointment set up.

25

4 months ago

A software platform that connects large companies and insurance companies in an effort to lower insurance costs while increasing the number of companies with coverage.

23

2 months ago

This startup wants to bring small businesses in the US more affordable access to health insurance by giving them a way to pay for their coverage via a small savings account.

22

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Coverage Startup Ideas

A startup that wants to sell insurance to people who own property, and who want to protect it in the event of a fire. The startup has already built a platform for homeowners to claim their coverage, but needs to raise $5 million to build out a back-end system and additional products.

A startup that makes the process of filling out Medicare Part D plans less painful. The platform helps people fill out their plans online, and acts as a sort of health insurance broker for people seeking Medicare coverage. The startup says their customers save an average of $50 per month.

Idea: a marketplace for insurance tailored for people that have been denied coverage by traditional companies

A B2B company that helps insurance companies ensure they’re offering the best possible coverage to their customers.

A company that helps companies buy the most cost-effective insurance coverage for their employees as a group.

A B2B fintech startup that helps insurance companies price policy coverage, applying machine learning and artificial intelligence to their data.

A medical travel insurance company that provides coverage to patients who need to travel for medical services.

A startup that helps small business owners get started in the insurance market. By creating a simple contract, it allows small startups to get a quote for insurance and get coverage within a few days.

The startup offers some of the lowest-cost dental insurance in the United States. It wants to win over the many people with gaps in insurance coverage that many large companies have.

A health insurance company built for small businesses. It’s a “flexible, affordable, and transparent platform by which businesses can get coverage for in-house doctors and nurses.”

A micro-insurance company that is beginning to offer healthcare coverage to low-income individuals in the US. Their goal is to reach the uninsured and help them purchase insurance.

A company that aims to help folks in remote areas join the internet via satellite. It uses a combination of an on-the-ground antenna, GPS location and signal strength, and mobile coverage to triangulate a tower near the user and then send them a tiny satellite modem.

A news network for gay men and their allies, including news, events and lifestyle coverage.

A mobile-focused insurance company that focuses on coverages that keep people out of the hospital.

A health insurance tool that helps people track their health needs and prescription usage and offers them a way to optimize their coverage.

A health insurance startup that helps people get less expensive coverage.

A platform to help people find a doctor for their condition, no matter where they live, based on their insurance and coverage.

An online insurance platform that helps people customize their coverage based on their health needs and desired cost.

A platform that lets people shop for health insurance without worrying about whether they’ll sign up for the coverage they want.

A startup that wants to be the Wikipedia of insurance companies, allowing agents to research coverage on any company, to avoid calling the wrong company before doing business.

This startup is looking to replace the insurance model with a “personalized protection plan” that will cover an individual’s insurance needs over time. The startup will help consumers assess their risks and choose the best coverage.

In a blog post, the company announced a new product called “Individual Plans”, which allow you to customize your coverage and how much risk you’re willing to take.

A platform that lets you access a variety of different financial services, like loans, banking, and insurance coverage. The startup wants to create a one-stop shop for financial services, and already has a customer base in the UK.

A startup to help companies of all types keep track of all their employees’ health insurance coverage, from birth control to prescriptions to doctor’s appointments.

A startup that helps companies with their onboarding process by providing a free website that employees can use to quickly register for healthcare coverage.

A startup that sells “private” health insurance in the US with coverage that includes dental and vision.

A machine/machine learning-powered platform for insurance that helps carriers and agents make smart decisions about coverage and pricing. Their solution is a white label platform that is built on top of a managed services provider.

An employee-owned insurance company. The startup wants to build a marketplace of insurance products for businesses, where employees can buy coverage to meet their specific needs and where the startup takes a cut of the premiums.

An online health insurance marketplace in which consumers can compare plans, get quotes, and enroll in coverage.

A platform that specializes in “insurance for the uninsurable”, or people who aren’t in major risk pools but can still get coverage.

P2P insurance for small businesses, which claims to be able to get the same coverage at lower rates than insurance provided by large companies. The startup plans to provide coverage to half a million businesses in its first three years.

A company that helps companies get insurance coverage and benefits for their freelance workers. The startup has built out a marketplace and a compliance platform.

A legal service for companies looking to offer their employees health coverage through their employers in the US.

A business that helps businesses navigate insurance coverage options

A company that makes health insurance coverage more affordable for people with preexisting conditions. By partnering with online retailers, customers can purchase health insurance from providers of their choice. The startup plans to launch in the US in early 2016.

An insurance company for students, which helps students with affordable rates on insurance that provides up to $10,000 in coverage for unexpected costs.

A crowdsourced news publisher for lifestyle coverage.

A company that helps people get “mental health” coverage through their health insurance.

A network of “micro-insurance” companies that pool together small sums of money to help cover the costs of things like housing, car repair, or medical bills. The goal is to make sure that people have some sort of coverage, even if it’s just in case they need it.

A startup to help people who have no insurance or health coverage, but have a doctor’s appointment set up.

A software platform that connects large companies and insurance companies in an effort to lower insurance costs while increasing the number of companies with coverage.

This startup wants to bring small businesses in the US more affordable access to health insurance by giving them a way to pay for their coverage via a small savings account.