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A security breach exposes your customers' data, or a production bug breaks a contractual uptime commitment. In B2B SaaS, trust is lost in a single incident and hard to rebuild.

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Professional Liability

A bug that breaks an SLA, an integration that fails at a strategic customer: Professional Liability covers the financial consequences of an error or a contractual breach in delivering your service.

Cyber

An exposed database, ransomware locking down production: cyber insurance covers crisis management, customer notification and getting the service back online.

Directors & Officers (D&O)

A fundraising round that goes wrong, an investor challenging a governance decision: D&O protects the founders' and directors' personal assets, whatever the outcome of the dispute.

Key Person Insurance

The sudden departure of the founding CTO or an irreplaceable technical profile can freeze the roadmap and worry investors. Key Person insurance pays out a lump sum to absorb the shock.

Who this is for

Developers & EngineersProduct ManagersDevOps & SREData & AICustomer SuccessSales & Growth

How it works

1

Questionnaire

Answer a few questions about your business and its activity. It takes five to ten minutes.

2

File review

Our team reviews your situation and sends you a proposal within 24 business hours.

3

Setup

You receive your certificate and contracts, ready to present to your clients or partners.

Frequently asked questions

Is cyber insurance really worth it for a small SaaS team?

Yes, team size doesn't reduce exposure: a customer data leak or a service outage has the same regulatory and commercial impact for 5 people as for 50. It's often the first cover to put in place, even before Professional Liability.

Does Professional Liability cover breaches of contractual SLAs?

It covers the financial consequences of an error in delivering the service, including a breach of a contractual commitment such as an uptime SLA, subject to the specific clauses of the contract signed with the customer.

Do we need D&O from the very first funding rounds?

As soon as there are outside investors or a board with third parties, D&O becomes relevant: it protects directors' personal assets for decisions taken collectively, regardless of their good faith.

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