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Insify

Netherlands, NL · Founded 2020 · 76 employees on LinkedIn · 8 known investors

Insify is a Dutch digital insurance provider that offers customizable business insurance for entrepreneurs and freelancers, including disability insurance (AOV), liability coverage, and equipment protection, with fully online processes and transparent pricing.

Also known as Insify B.V. · insify.nl

Investors · 8

Also in the syndicate · 1

Nico Rosberg

Funding

SEC filings, press & company announcements

Source: company announcements and press reports — follow each round's link for the claim.

Company profile

researched Aug 2026

Insify is an Amsterdam-based digital insurance platform founded in 2020 that designs and distributes business insurance for freelancers, independent professionals and small and medium-sized enterprises. Its product range includes occupational disability insurance (AOV), commercial general liability (AVB) and professional indemnity/professional liability (BAV), motor insurance, and cover for equipment and goods. On its Dutch site, occupational disability cover starts from €59 per month, liability cover from €7.95 per month and car insurance from €29 per month, with no advice or arrangement fees and policies cancellable daily.

The company operates a fully online model: customers configure and buy policies, retrieve policy documents and request support through the web platform, supported by a customer team reachable by WhatsApp, e-mail and phone on weekdays between 09:00 and 18:00. Insify uses data-driven underwriting and automation in onboarding, policy adjustment and claims handling, and has added AI features such as an AI coach and "Insify SmartGuide," a guided flow that explains disability-insurance choices such as waiting periods and tax deductibility. It also offers help identifying a customer's occupation category, and states it insures professions ranging from photographers, care workers, interim managers, consultants and IT professionals to handymen, security staff and hairdressers.

Insify serves the Netherlands, France and Germany and reports that more than 40,000 entrepreneurs use its services. It works with reinsurance partners including Munich Re for capacity and to support compliance across markets, and its systems are built to accommodate differing national insurance regulation.

Founding story

Insify was founded in 2020 by Koen Thijssen, who previously worked in technology and e-commerce, including at Bloomon and Rocket Internet. The company was built by entrepreneurs to address the difficulty self-employed workers and small businesses face in obtaining affordable, tailored insurance, since traditional products are typically designed for larger corporates.

Business model

Insify designs business insurance products for self-employed workers and SMEs and sells them on a subscription-style monthly premium basis, with no advice or brokerage fees and policies that can be cancelled daily. Underwriting and pricing are data-driven, and reinsurance partners such as Munich Re provide risk capacity. Coverage is intended to adapt as a customer's business grows.

Revenue comes from insurance premiums on policies sold directly online (for example, disability cover from €59/month, liability from €7.95/month and motor from €29/month in the Netherlands), with no separate advice or set-up charges to the customer.

Traction

Insify reports more than 40,000 entrepreneurs as customers and says it has more than tripled its gross written premiums since its Series A extension. Trustpilot data cited in third-party reviews shows a 4.5 out of 5 rating across 971 reviews, with about 82% five-star ratings.

Latest developments

In September 2025 Insify announced a €16.3m Series B led by Evli Growth Partners with continued participation from Accel, Opera Tech Ventures, Munich Re Ventures, Visionaries Club and Frontline Ventures. The proceeds are earmarked for launching new AI-powered insurance products, expanding the platform and technology tools, and growing in its existing markets of the Netherlands, France and Germany.

Full profile — market position, technology, go-to-market, geography, history, risks & controversies

Market position

Insify competes in the European SME and freelancer insurtech segment, positioning itself as a digital-first alternative to traditional insurers whose products are largely designed for larger corporates. Coverage cites more than 28 million freelancers and entrepreneurs across Europe as the addressable population, in a competitive field where incumbents are also investing in digital platforms.

The company emphasises cover tailored to specific professional risks rather than one-size-fits-all products, fully online purchase and servicing in minutes, transparent pricing without advice or arrangement fees, daily cancellability, AI-supported onboarding and claims, and human support alongside automation. Its lead Series B investor cited fast, personalised and transparent cover without paperwork as the differentiator.

Technology

The platform applies AI and data analysis to risk assessment and pricing, automates underwriting, policy adjustments and parts of claims handling, and aims to deliver quotes and policies within minutes. Customer-facing AI tools include an AI coach for questions about terms and complex situations and Insify SmartGuide for occupational disability insurance decisions. Systems are designed to adapt to different European regulatory environments.

Go-to-market

Distribution is multichannel: direct online sales through its own website and quote flows, embedded insurance through partnerships with digital platforms and e-commerce players, whitelabel integrations for other businesses, and broker distribution. Marketing includes content such as a blog and guides for entrepreneurs, and Trustpilot reviews are used as social proof.

Freelancers, self-employed workers (zzp'ers) and small and medium-sized businesses across a wide range of professions, including consultants, web designers, IT professionals, photographers, interim managers, carpenters, handymen, hairdressers, security staff and personal trainers.

Geography

Headquartered in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, with operations in the Netherlands, France and Germany. The Dutch-language consumer site operates under insify.nl.

History

Founded in 2020 in Amsterdam, Insify began operations in the Netherlands and later expanded into Germany and France. It raised a €15m Series A led by Accel in February 2022, added a €10m Series A extension in June 2023 that brought Series A funding to €25m, and closed a €16.3m Series B led by Evli Growth Partners in September 2025. Reported total funding to date is approximately $48.8m. Employee headcount is reported at roughly 50 to 60 people.

Risks & controversies

Commentary on the company identifies sector-typical risks rather than specific incidents: insurance regulation differs country by country in Europe, making cross-border expansion complex; established insurers and other startups are investing in the same digital SME segment; venture funding creates scaling and profitability expectations that are hard to meet given narrow insurance margins and long-term risk management; and data-driven underwriting requires careful handling for accuracy, privacy and data-protection compliance.

Compiled by commissioned research from 8 cited public sources — announcements, filings, and press listed under research sources below.

Key figures

latest reported
Customers (entrepreneurs served)Jan 202640,000 customers
EmployeesSep 2025Approximately 50-60
Entry price, business and professional liability insuranceJan 20268 EUR per month
Entry price, car insuranceJan 202629 EUR per month
Entry price, occupational disability insurance (AOV)Jan 202659 EUR per month
Gross written premium growth since Series A extensionSep 2025More than tripled
Total funding raised to dateFeb 2026$48.8M
Trustpilot ratingAug 20264.5 out of 5
Trustpilot review countAug 2026971 reviews

Company-reported or press-reported figures, each dated to when it was claimed — not independently audited.

Timeline · 5

launches, deals, and filings
Sep 2025
Insify raises €16.3m Series B led by Evli Growth Partners

Insify announced a €16.3 million Series B round led by Evli Growth Partners, with continued backing from Accel, Opera Tech Ventures, Munich Re Ventures, Visionaries Club and Frontline Ventures. Proceeds are to fund new AI-powered insurance products, platform expansion and growth in the Netherlands, France and Germany.

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Jan 2025
Operating in the Netherlands, France and Germany

After starting in the Netherlands, Insify expanded into Germany and France; the platform was reported as available in all three markets at the time of its Series B.

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Jan 2025
Reinsurance partnership with Munich Re

Insify partners with reinsurance firms including Munich Re to manage risk and support regulatory compliance across its European markets; Munich Re Ventures is also an investor.

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Jun 2023
€10m Series A extension

Insify announced an additional €10 million Series A extension, bringing total Series A funding to €25 million, with new investors Opera Tech Ventures and Nico Rosberg alongside existing backers.

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Feb 2022
€15m Series A led by Accel

Insify secured €15 million in Series A funding led by Accel, with Visionaries Club, Frontline Ventures and Fly Ventures participating.

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Dated company events from announcements, filings, and press; legal rows summarize public dockets and regulator releases.

In the news

Research sources · 8

primary sources listed

8 public sources were cited for this profile; the first-party ones are listed here.

Frequently asked questions

What does Insify do?
Amsterdam-based insurtech selling online business insurance to freelancers and SMEs in the Netherlands, France and Germany.
Who are Insify's investors?
Insify's investors include Accel, Fly Ventures, Frontline Ventures, Opera Tech Ventures, Evli Growth Partners, Munich Re Ventures, Visionaries Club.
Where is Insify headquartered?
Insify is headquartered in Netherlands, NL.