What Are the Key Differences Between Resilience and TechInsurance Tech E&O Insurance?
Mid-Size and Large Tech Companies vs Small IT Firms
Resilience sells Technology E&O as professional liability for US tech companies with $25 million to $10 billion in revenue, with limits up to $10 million, across six technology segments, with endorsements built into the form. It doesn't publish a premium. TechInsurance sells two policies together, E&O and cyber liability, for software developers, managed service providers, SaaS companies, IT consultants, app developers, data centers and cybersecurity firms, with no revenue floor and a company-reported median of $67 a month (about $807 a year). Choose Resilience if you have at least $25 million in revenue and need a high limit; choose TechInsurance if you're a smaller IT firm that wants E&O and cyber together at a known price. [8] [9]
Built-In Endorsements vs IP Usually Extra
TechInsurance's E&O half covers errors, undelivered services, missed deadlines, budget overruns and breach of contract. Its cyber half covers your own systems and clients' systems you worked on. It says IP or copyright disputes usually have to be added. Resilience doesn't describe a cyber component within this product or address IP on its page. [9] [8]
What Should You Confirm in Resilience and TechInsurance Tech E&O Insurance Quotes?
- Ask TechInsurance which insurer issues each policy. Resilience's US Tech E&O is sold through Ocrea Risk Services and issued by Homeland Insurance Company of New York or Delaware. [7] [9]
- Ask both how IP and copyright claims are treated. [9] [8]
- Compare TechInsurance's quoted limit with Resilience's $10 million maximum. [8] [9]
- Check your revenue against Resilience's $25 million to $10 billion range before you apply. [8]
