Insurtech in the UK: Key insurance tech firms brokers need to watch

Which insurtech companies are making waves in the UK insurance industry? Find out in this brokers’ guide on the top insurance tech providers in the UK market.

Insurtech in the UK: Key insurance tech firms brokers need to watch

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By Ramon Berenguer

The UK is home to approximately 200 insurance tech companies, which represents nearly a quarter of all insurtech companies in Europe. These companies are becoming increasingly relevant to the UK insurance industry, as they drive innovation and efficiency by applying new technologies like AI and data analytics.

Harnessing these technologies can offer a slew of benefits to both insurance professionals and consumers alike. For one, insurance tech can help streamline tedious insurance processes and cut costs, resulting in higher profits and more favourable outcomes for consumers. That’s why in this article, we list the top insurance tech companies in the UK, so you can stay updated on the latest industry trends and developments.

The top insurance tech companies in the UK

If your insurance company is on the lookout for the industry’s leading disruptors or enablers, this list of insurance tech companies can give you plenty of options. Read on and take your pick from our list of some of the best insurtech companies in the UK. The insurance tech companies are listed from highest to lowest funding as of October 2025. Data is derived from this website.

1. Wefox

Funding: £1.04 billion
Number of investors: 27

Based in Berlin, Wefox is a leading insurtech company and digital insurance platform that enables insurance brokers, customers, and insurers to manage policies and claims efficiently. Its digital transformation of the traditional insurance model has set new standards for customer experience and risk management.

2. Alan

Funding: £415.2 million
Number of investors: 19

Alan is an insurance tech startup focused on digital health insurance products and wellness services for individuals and businesses. Its platform leverages artificial intelligence to improve the customer experience and streamline insurance offerings.

3. Ki Insurance

Funding: £372 million
Number of investors: 2

Ki Insurance (pronounced “key”) was ranked among the “Insurtech 50” and is the first fully digital syndicate at Lloyd’s of London. Ki primarily uses artificial intelligence to automate specialty insurance underwriting. The platform enables insurance brokers to obtain instant quotes and bind coverage, modernising the traditional insurance sector.

4. Lemonade

Funding: £357.9 million
Number of investors: 38

Lemonade is a US-based insurtech company offering renters, homeowners, and pet insurance products in the UK, with a business model built on artificial intelligence and smart contracts. Its digital-first approach transforms the customer experience and claims process in the insurance sector.

5. ManyPets

Funding: £355.6 million
Number of investors: 11

ManyPets, formerly Bought By Many, is a London-based insurtech startup specialising in pet insurance products. The company uses data-driven insights to design flexible insurance offerings and enhance the customer experience.

6. Zego

Funding: £209.1 million
Number of investors: 16

Zego is another “Insurtech 50” startup providing flexible motor and commercial insurance offerings for gig economy workers and businesses. Its use of data analytics and artificial intelligence enables insurance providers to offer dynamic pricing and innovative products and services.

7. YuLife

Funding: £160.7 million
Number of investors: 21

This is a London-based insurance tech company that gamifies group life insurance, rewarding healthy behaviour through its digital platform. The company’s insurance products focus on improving wellbeing and customer experience while modernising the traditional insurance model.

8. BIMA

Funding: £148.8 million
Number of investors: 7

BIMA is an insurtech startup delivering microinsurance and digital health insurance offerings to underserved populations in emerging markets. Its mobile-first approach enables insurance access and risk management for millions.

9. Tractable

Funding: £133.9 million
Number of investors: 16

Tractable is an insurtech company that uses artificial intelligence to assess visual damage for motor and property insurance claims, improving risk management and claims efficiency. Its technology is widely adopted by insurance companies seeking digital transformation.

10. Marshmallow

Funding: £120.5 million
Number of investors: 12

Marshmallow is a digital insurtech startup offering car insurance products tailored to immigrants and non-standard risk profiles. The company leverages proprietary technology to deliver a superior customer experience and disrupt the traditional insurance sector.

11. Getsafe

Funding: £85.6 million
Number of investors: 13

Getsafe is a German insurance tech company with a strong UK presence. It offers digital renters and contents insurance products. Its app-based platform streamlines the insurance model and enhances customer experience.

12. Superscript

Funding: £74.4 million
Number of investors: 16

Superscript is an Insurtech 50 company that provides subscription-based business insurance offerings for SMEs and tech firms. Its digital transformation of insurance products and services enables insurance to be bought, managed, and adjusted online. Discover how business insurance works in the UK in this guide.

13. Instanda

Funding: £54.3 million
Number of investors: 6

Instanda is a no-code insurtech platform that enables insurance companies and MGAs to build, launch, and manage digital insurance products rapidly. Its technology supports innovation and digital transformation in the insurance sector.

14. Hokodo

Funding: £41.7 million
Number of investors: 11

Hokodo is an insurtech startup offering embedded B2B insurance products and buy-now-pay-later solutions, helping businesses manage trade credit risk. Its digital platform integrates seamlessly with e-commerce, enhancing risk management and insurance offerings.

15. Acturis

Funding: £33.5 million
Number of investors: 2

Acturis is a SaaS insurance tech company providing a comprehensive platform for insurance brokers and underwriters to manage policy administration, trading, and analytics. Its solutions support digital transformation and efficiency in the insurance sector.

16. Urban Jungle

Funding: £32 million
Number of investors: 10

Urban Jungle is a UK insurtech startup offering flexible, digital home and renters' insurance products designed for modern consumers, including tenants and flat-sharers. Its technology-driven insurance model streamlines onboarding, improves customer experience, and delivers transparent, affordable cover.

17. Concirrus

Funding: £27.5 million
Number of investors: 10

Concirrus is an insurtech company specialising in AI-driven risk management for marine and automotive insurance. Its Quest platform enables insurance companies to leverage real-time data analytics for smarter underwriting.

18. By Miles

Funding: £20.8 million
Number of investors: 10

By Miles is a UK insurtech startup offering pay-per-mile car insurance products, ideal for low-mileage drivers. Its telematics-based insurance model delivers fairer pricing and a better customer experience.

19. FloodFlash

Funding: £18.6 million
Number of investors: 9

FloodFlash ranked among the top insurance tech companies in the UK. It provides parametric flood insurance for businesses and property owners, using IoT sensors to trigger rapid payouts. The platform addresses a significant protection gap in the UK insurance sector.

20. Wrisk

Funding: £17.1 million
Number of investors: 7

Wrisk is an insurtech company delivering modular insurance products for automotive and mobility brands, enabling embedded insurance at the point of sale. Its digital platform enhances the customer experience and supports flexible insurance offerings.

21. Nimbla

Funding: £14.9 million
Number of investors: 7

Nimbla is an insurance tech company providing invoice insurance products for SMEs to protect against late or non-payment. Its digital platform enables insurance access and risk management for small businesses.

22. Cuvva

Funding: £14.1 million
Number of investors: 9

Cuvva is a London-based insurtech startup offering flexible, app-based car insurance products, including pay-as-you-go and short-term cover. The company is known for its seamless digital customer experience.

23. ThingCo

Funding: £13.4 million
Number of investors: 5

ThingCo is an insurtech company developing telematics and AI-powered devices for usage-based motor insurance, enhancing risk management and driver safety. Its Theo device supports smart contracts and real-time claims assistance.

24. Previsico

Funding: £11.2 million
Number of investors: 5

Previsico is an insurtech startup specialising in real-time flood forecasting and parametric insurance offerings, helping insurers and businesses manage flood risk. Its technology is widely used for risk management in the insurance sector.

25. Kasko

Funding: £11.2 million
Number of investors: 8

Kasko is an insurtech-as-a-service company that enables insurance providers to launch digital insurance products quickly via its modular platform. The company supports embedded and on-demand insurance offerings for the modern insurance model.

26. Uinsure

Funding: £10.4 million
Number of investors: 4

Uinsure is a digital insurance tech platform for mortgage brokers, providing streamlined access to insurance products from leading UK insurers. Its technology simplifies the process of quoting and arranging general insurance.

27. Percayso Inform

Funding: £9.7 million
Number of investors: 4

Percayso Inform is an insurtech company delivering data enrichment and analytics services to insurers and MGAs, supporting smarter underwriting and risk management. Its solutions help modernise the traditional insurance sector.

28. Honcho

Funding: £7.4 million
Number of investors: 6

Honcho is an insurtech startup and reverse-auction marketplace for car insurance, where insurers compete to offer the best prices to consumers. The platform increases transparency and competition in the UK insurance sector.

29. Sprout.ai

Funding: £6 million
Number of investors: 7

Sprout.ai is an insurtech company that uses artificial intelligence to automate and accelerate insurance claims processing, improving accuracy and customer experience. Its technology is adopted by major insurance companies for digital transformation.

30. Insurami

Funding: £5.2 million
Number of investors: 6

Insurami is an insurtech startup providing deposit guarantee insurance products for commercial property leases, allowing tenants to pay monthly fees instead of large upfront deposits. Its digital platform streamlines leasing for landlords and tenants in the insurance sector.

Check out the five-star awardees for the top insurtech companies in the world in this special report.

What is an insurtech company?

Insurance tech, popularly known as insurtech, is an industry term used to describe companies that take advantage of technological innovation to make traditional insurance processes more efficient. Insurtech companies use artificial intelligence and data analytics to speed up underwriting and claims processing.

They also use these innovations to provide customers with fair and accurate premiums.  The insurtech sector consists of two main types of companies based on the role they play in the industry:

Comparison table of the two main types of insurtech companies

Additionally, insurtech companies are classified into four groups based on the products and services they provide: 

Table listing the four main groups of insurtech companies and the services they provide

How many insurance tech companies are there in the UK?

According to this report, there are approximately 280 insurtech companies operating in the UK. This figure is based on recent industry reports and reflects the UK’s position as the leading insurance tech hub in Europe. The UK has the highest number of insurtech firms per capita among major economies.

Where can you find the top insurtech companies in the UK?

Our Best in Insurance Special Reports page is the place to go if you want to find the best insurtech companies in the UK. The startups featured in our special reports have been nominated by their peers and vetted by our panel of experts as respected and dependable market leaders. By partnering with these “enablers,” you can be sure that your business is well-equipped to navigate the insurance industry.

Insurance tech companies in the UK are just one of the many new trends and developments in the industry. Visit and bookmark our Insurance Technology News Section for the latest information on certifications, innovations, licensing, and more.

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