What Are the Key Differences Between Alliance Risk and Cowbell Tech E&O Insurance?
E&O-Plus-Cyber Package vs Standalone Tech E&O Shopped for You
Cowbell’s Prime Tech combines Technology E&O with cyber in one policy, sold through agents in all 50 states, with Prime Tech Plus as an excess layer. Alliance Risk places Tech E&O on its own with specialist insurers it doesn’t name. Choose Cowbell if you want E&O and cyber from one policy and one renewal; choose Alliance Risk if you are a freelancer or small SaaS firm that wants a broker to shop standalone E&O or check the policy you already have. [5] [4] [2]
$5 Million Capacity vs Small-Firm Limit Guidance
Cowbell offers limits up to $5 million on Prime Tech and again on Prime Tech Plus, for technology businesses with up to $1 billion in revenue. Alliance Risk publishes typical limits from $250,000/$500,000 for a freelancer to $2 million/$3 million-plus for a multi-user SaaS company, with a $2,500 standard deductible for small firms. If you need more than $3 million, Cowbell publishes the room to go higher. [2] [5] [4]
Security Tools vs Free Policy Review
Cowbell includes underwriting support, resiliency services, security connectors and Wizer staff training with Prime Tech. Alliance Risk offers a free review of your existing Tech E&O for gaps and retroactive dates, and says proposals usually follow within a few business days. [2] [5]
What Should You Confirm in Alliance Risk and Cowbell Tech E&O Insurance Quotes?
- Ask both which insurer issues the policy; neither names one. [5] [2]
- Compare limits and deductibles on the actual proposals. [5] [2]
- Cowbell’s Prime Tech is non-admitted (surplus lines, outside state guaranty funds); ask whether that matters to your customers’ contracts. [5]
- Check the retroactive date on any policy Alliance Risk proposes to replace. [2]
