What Are the Key Differences Between Corgi and TechInsurance Tech E&O Insurance?
Cyber Included vs Data Breach Excluded Unless Added
TechInsurance sells E&O and cyber liability as two policies built for IT companies; the cyber half covers both your own systems and your clients’ systems. Corgi sells tech E&O as a standalone instant-quote policy or inside startup packages, and its base form excludes data-breach liability, IP infringement, contract or SLA-only failures and AI-related claims unless you add endorsements. Choose TechInsurance if you are a small IT firm that wants breach cover included; choose Corgi if you are a startup that wants a policy in minutes and will pick add-ons yourself. [8] [4] [3]
$67 Median vs Illustrative $1 Million Limits
TechInsurance reports a median of $67 a month, about $807 a year, from its own customers. Corgi publishes no price but illustrates $1 million per claim and $2 million aggregate with a $10,000 retention. Both leave IP disputes to an add-on: TechInsurance says IP or copyright cover usually has to be added. [8] [4]
What Should You Confirm in Corgi and TechInsurance Tech E&O Insurance Quotes?
- Ask Corgi which of the contract, AI, IP and data-breach endorsements are on your quote, and what each costs. [4]
- Ask TechInsurance whether IP cover is added and which insurer issues each policy. [8]
- Ask Corgi which company issues your policy: Technology Risk Retention Group, an insurer owned by its policyholders without state guaranty-fund backing, or a partner. [4]
- Treat the $67 median as a benchmark, not your price. [8]
