What Are the Key Differences Between Alliance Risk and Chubb Tech E&O Insurance?
Standalone Placement vs One Policy With Cyber
Alliance Risk specializes in placing Tech E&O with insurers it doesn’t name, and treats cyber as a separate policy. Chubb underwrites Tech E&O itself but only inside DigiTech ERM, which combines it with media and all of Chubb’s Cyber ERM features; agents quote it through Cyber Central or Chubb Marketplace. Choose Chubb if you want E&O and cyber on one policy from one insurer; choose Alliance Risk if you’re a SaaS, AI, IT consulting or MSP firm that wants standalone E&O shopped for you. [2] [3]
AI Errors, Cyber Excluded vs Late Delivery Covered
Alliance Risk covers failure to perform and errors in deliverables, including AI outputs, and excludes cyberattacks. Chubb covers third-party financial loss from errors in your technology products or services, with no exclusion for delays or failure to deliver. If a missed deadline is your biggest client risk, Chubb states that plainly. [2] [3]
Published Limits and a Policy Review vs Incident Response
Alliance Risk publishes typical limits from $250,000/$500,000 to $2 million/$3 million-plus and a $2,500 deductible for small firms, and offers a free review of your current Tech E&O policy. Chubb publishes no Tech E&O limits but gives DigiTech ERM policyholders a panel of pre-approved incident-response firms and a 24/7 hotline. Chubb targets software and system developers, technology-services firms and hardware manufacturers. [2] [3]
