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Startups are often left in the dark when it comes to protecting what they have built. No matter what type of startup you operate or whatever stage (Pre-Funded to Series D+), each one comes with a particular set of common risks. Obtaining the right insurance is crucial to protect your startup from:
Investor Requirements
Contractual Requirements
Lawsuit
Accidents
Loss Prevention
Defects












Choosing the right startup insurance can help protect you from costly risks and liabilities, the right policies for your business will depend what product you sell, what services you offer, and where you are located.
Here are some of the most popular insurance policies for startups, covering the most common risks you'll face as a startup:
Protection of personal assets of founders, executives, and board members resulting from lawsuits and legal claims against them.
Protection from allegations of wrongdoing by and between managers and employees (wrongful termination, discrimination, harassment claims).
Protection against claims related to managing or administering employee benefits plans.
Protection and coverage for employee theft, forgery and fraud.
Protection against shareholder lawsuits, such as those related to ownership or equity distributions, M&A, or changes in corporate governance.
Coverdash helps you identify the appropriate coverage to suit your startup needs without breaking the bank. The exact amount you pay will depend on:
Coverdash provides insurance solutions for startups at all stages, from Pre-Funded to Series D+. The page outlines why startups need insurance, what policies are available (including management liability, D&O, EPL, Fiduciary, Crime, and Cap Table Disputes), the types of startups covered (such as SaaS, Fintech, AI, and Blockchain), and factors affecting insurance costs. It encourages startups to get a quote to protect against common business risks.
Startups need insurance to protect against common risks such as investor requirements, contractual requirements, lawsuits, accidents, loss prevention, and product defects. Obtaining the right insurance is crucial to protect your startup from these risks.
Startup insurance can cover management liability, including Directors & Officers (D&O), Employment Practices Liability (EPL), Fiduciary, Crime, and Cap Table Disputes. The right policies depend on what product you sell, what services you offer, and where you are located.
Coverdash covers a wide range of startups including SaaS, Fintech, Insurtech, Payments, AI, Machine Learning, Internet of Things (IOT), VR/AR, Blockchain, Crypto, Cybersecurity, App Development, Healthtech, Edtech, and more.
The exact amount you pay for startup insurance depends on the type of startup you operate, your revenue and employee payroll, your number of employees, and your business location. Coverdash helps you identify appropriate coverage to suit your startup needs without breaking the bank.