What Are the Key Differences Between Coverdash and TechInsurance Tech E&O Insurance?
A Priced E&O-and-Cyber Bundle vs Tech E&O You Build Online
TechInsurance sells tech E&O as a two-policy bundle with cyber liability, built for software developers, MSPs, SaaS firms, IT consultants, app developers, data centers and cybersecurity firms, and reports a median of about $67 a month, roughly $807 a year, from its own customers. Coverdash, as your broker, runs quote to purchase online and lets you add general liability or cyber only if you want them, but publishes no prices or limits. Choose TechInsurance if you're an IT firm that wants E&O and cyber together with a price benchmark; choose Coverdash if you only need Tech E&O or want to choose add-ons yourself. [5] [4] [9]
IP Needs an Add-On at TechInsurance; Coverdash Doesn't Say
TechInsurance says IP and copyright disputes aren't automatic and usually need an add-on. Its E&O half covers errors, undelivered work, missed deadlines, budget overruns and breach of contract, and its cyber half covers your own systems and clients' systems you worked on. Coverdash covers software that didn't perform, late or off-spec projects and mishandled client data, and pays defense even on groundless claims, but says nothing about IP. [9] [4]
What Should You Confirm in Coverdash and TechInsurance Tech E&O Insurance Quotes?
- Ask Coverdash which insurer issues the policy and whether IP claims are covered. [4]
- Ask TechInsurance whether the IP add-on is on your quote and whether E&O and cyber share limits. [9]
- Check where client-data mishandling falls: Coverdash's Tech E&O or TechInsurance's cyber policy. [4] [9]
- Treat the $67 median as a benchmark, not a quote, and get limits and retentions from both. [4] [9]
