Insurance Requirements Review

Find out what your contracts actually require of you.

Answer nine short questions about your firm and what prompted you to look. You will see, right away, the coverages firms like yours usually need to check, and why. No price is quoted here, because a responsible price needs a conversation. That is what the consultation is for.

Most firms land here because something is waiting on the answer: a client to satisfy, a contract to sign, a renewal to get through cleanly. This is the fastest way to see what stands between you and a yes.

The summary you will see is a general indication based only on the answers you give here. It is not insurance advice and not a guarantee that any coverage is available to you. What your firm actually needs is confirmed by a licensed broker reviewing your full details, and any coverage is subject to insurer underwriting and the final policy wording.

About two minutes.

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Your firm
What best describes your company? *
Does your firm also do any of these? (optional)

Optional. Many technology firms do more than one thing. Your main operation is the answer above; anything you check here sharpens which insurers and wordings fit.

How many people are on your team, including contractors you direct? *
Where are your clients? *

US and international clients can affect which insurers and wordings fit. The detailed revenue split comes later, on the consultation and the application; here, the geography is enough.

What does your work give you access to? *
What prompted you
What prompted you to look at this today? *
Does a client contract set specific coverage limits for you? *

For example, a contract start date, an RFP due date, or a renewal date. Plain words are fine.

Approximate annual revenue *

Ranges only, and an estimate is fine. Insurers size technology risks partly by revenue, and your range decides which markets and process fit your file. It is the last sizing question, not the first.

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Eddie Rodríguez, CAIB

Tech & Cyber Insurance Specialist, Tech Insurance Ontario

Your answers come to me directly. I read every submission and reply personally.

How to reach you
How would you like to proceed? *

Thirty minutes, and the broker has these answers in hand before the call.

A deadline, a contract name, a coverage you were told to get. Anything that helps the first reply be a useful one. Up to about 500 characters is plenty.

You will see, right away, the coverages firms like yours usually need to check, and why.

Your answers go to one licensed Ontario broker, by email. They are not stored on this website, not sold, and not used for any other purpose.