CoverForce
Latest round
- Series A
Last raised
- Mar 2025
Total raised
- $18M
Investors
- 6
About CoverForce
, operates as an application programming interface platform, connecting agency networks and wholesalers with property and casualty carriers. The company was co-founded by its chairman, Behram Dinshaw, CTO, Kaivan Wadia, and CEO, Cyrus Karai. CoverForce offers a platform that simplifies the insurance submission and quoting process for insurance brokers and PEOs (professional employer organizations). It connects these entities with top-tier insurance carriers, providing a streamlined way to access bindable quotes and services. The company streamlines the underwriting process and facilitates multi-location and multi-class submissions, resulting in bindable quotes.
Who invested in CoverForce
6 investors across 2 rounds
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Questions about CoverForce
Who invested in CoverForce?
CoverForce has 6 investors on record across 2 venture rounds. Sign up free to see every VC on the cap table and the rounds they joined.
How much funding has CoverForce raised?
CoverForce has raised 2 venture rounds. Sign up free to see how much each round raised and the total.
When did CoverForce last raise money?
CoverForce's most recent round on record is a Series A, in Mar 2025.
What does CoverForce do?
, operates as an application programming interface platform, connecting agency networks and wholesalers with property and casualty carriers.
Where is CoverForce headquartered?
CoverForce is headquartered in New York, US.
Which VCs invest in companies like CoverForce?
Among active investors with capital left to deploy, Andreessen Horowitz, Founders Fund, Accel and Thrive Capital back software companies at CoverForce's stage. Their profiles are linked below.
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