What Are the Key Differences Between Alliance Risk and TechInsurance Tech E&O Insurance?
Cheap Bundle vs Standalone E&O Shopped for You
TechInsurance sells technology E&O as two policies together, errors and omissions plus cyber liability, built for IT and tech companies, and reports a median premium of $67 a month (about $807 a year) that varies with your profession, limits, personal data you hold and claims history. Alliance Risk places standalone Tech E&O with specialist insurers and does not underwrite. Neither names the insurer. Choose TechInsurance if you are a small IT firm that wants E&O and cyber quickly at a known price point; choose Alliance Risk if IP claims are a real risk or you need higher limits shopped. [2] [7]
IP Infringement Included vs Added On
Alliance Risk says Tech E&O covers unintentional IP infringement alongside failure to perform, errors in deliverables, unmet specifications, product failure and data loss from your own mistakes. TechInsurance's E&O covers errors, undelivered services, missed deadlines, budget overruns and breach of contract, but says IP or copyright disputes usually must be added. If you ship code or content, check that the IP add-on is on the TechInsurance quote. [2] [7]
Published Limits vs Published Price
Alliance Risk publishes typical limits from $250,000/$500,000 to $2 million/$3 million or more and a $2,500 standard deductible for small firms. TechInsurance publishes its median price but no standard limits. [2] [7]
What Should You Confirm in Alliance Risk and TechInsurance Tech E&O Insurance Quotes?
- Ask whether each quote is standalone Tech E&O or a bundle with cyber. [2] [7]
- Ask TechInsurance whether IP and copyright endorsements are on your quote, and what they cost. [2] [7]
- Compare the actual limits, deductible and premium; the $67 median is not your quote. [2] [7]
- Ask both which insurer would issue the policy. [2] [7]
