upcover named on globally prestigious CB Insights Insurtech 50 list

upcover has been recognised as one of the 50 most promising private insurtech companies globally, following its inclusion in the highly competitive CB Insights Insurtech?50 ranking.

The Insurtech?50 evaluates thousands of insurtechs worldwide, assessing them across criteria including funding activity, partnerships, innovation, team strength, technical capabilities, and growth potential.

This recognition comes at a pivotal moment for upcover, as it accelerates efforts to deliver next-generation commercial insurance solutions, particularly in the cybersecurity space, for fast-growing and emerging companies across Australia and New Zealand.

“This recognition is a huge milestone for Upcover. We’re the only business of our kind in the Australian market,” said Anish Sinha, co-founder of upcover.

“One in three businesses that quote with upcover take out insurance via our platform. We’ve hit a real stride over the past 12 months, and we look forward to continuing to roll out new and innovative products that push the boundaries of B2B insurance.”

“We are also rapidly expanding into new categories of products and industry verticals, offering coverages for both high-growth tech startups as well as mid-market businesses, enabled by a mix of AI and agentic capabilities on our platform as well as the trust of 40+ underwriters we trade with.” 

upcover is Australia’s only AI-native digital insurance platform for commercial insurance, serving over 60,000 businesses through a growing network of more than 40 global and local insurers and underwriters.

Designed to replace outdated, broker-driven models, upcover’s proprietary platform enables businesses to secure tailored insurance in minutes, streamlining underwriting, risk placement, compliance, and claims servicing. 

The company specialises in serving small, mid-market and specialty insurance coverages including cyber, professional indemnity, fintech, health-tech and property, areas often underserved by legacy providers.