What Are the Key Differences Between Cowbell and Travelers Tech E&O Insurance?
Always Bundled vs Choose Your Parts
Cowbell's Prime Tech is one policy combining Technology E&O with cyber, sold through agents in all 50 states, with limits up to $5 million. Travelers writes technology E&O as one selectable agreement inside CyberRisk Tech, so you can take E&O without cyber, and sells through agents or its representatives. Choose Cowbell if you want E&O and cyber together with a published ceiling; choose Travelers if you already have cyber elsewhere and want E&O only. [4] [10] [9]
Named Tech Perils vs a General E&O Promise
Cowbell names delay in delivery, negligence, misrepresentation, breach of warranty or contract, product failures and software copyright disputes, with duty to defend and contractual indemnity, plus cyber costs such as extortion, data restoration, social engineering and business interruption. Travelers says its E&O agreement covers allegations of errors, omissions or negligence, such as lost revenue from a software error, and keeps breach response, cybercrime and business loss as separate agreements. If late delivery or copyright claims are your main risk, Cowbell spells them out; ask Travelers to confirm them in writing. [4] [10] [9]
What Should You Confirm in Cowbell and Travelers Tech E&O Insurance Quotes?
- Ask Travelers which CyberRisk Tech agreements are on your quote and whether Cyber Risk Services apply without cyber. [9]
- Ask Travelers for its E&O limit and compare it with Cowbell's $5 million. [4] [10]
- Ask Cowbell which insurer issues Prime Tech; it's sold on a surplus-lines basis, outside the standard state-licensed market. [4] [9]
