BrokerTech Ventures has selected 12 InsurTech startups for its accelerator curriculum. From cyber insurance automation to a one-on-one coaching platform, the companies cover a range of expertise.

Through the BTV program – set to begin April 4 – the startups will “advance their technologies, accelerate their progress through a select mentor network, receive $50,000 in seed funding, and gain immediate access to BTV’s multibillion-dollar distribution platform to deploy the technologies,” according to a press release.

“In this, our fourth year of the BTV Accelerator, I am thrilled with the diversity of technologies that will move through the accelerator, as well as the diversity in geographies represented,” said Dan Keough, Holmes Murphy chairman and CEO and BTV co-founder. “We truly have some of the highest-caliber, early stage and growth InsurTech companies on our roster, and they touch nearly every angle of insurance risk management — from P/C commercial to cyber to health/benefits-tech solutions.”

More information about this year’s selections can be found below.

1Fort

According to its website, 1Fort’s platform automates the process to get and maintain cyber insurance – enabling businesses to save time, unlock savings and reduce risk. The company is headquartered in New York City.

Adapt API

Adapt API bills itself as an infrastructure layer for the property and casualty insurance industry – enabling digitization for traditional insurance players and InsurTechs alike. Per a Hawksoft press release, San Francisco-based Adapt API “is an emerging player in agency automation with a unique focus on filling in the gaps that exist in the current world of information downloaded by carriers into management systems.”

Boon Health

Boon Health offers a personalized, one-on-one coaching platform that sits at the intersection of mental health and professional development for employees. The Michigan-based company says its data-driven approach leads to more productive teams and talent that stays.

Comulate

Comulate aims to reduce cost by automating tedious direct bill workflows and increase revenue by automatically identifying missing commissions. Headquartered in San Francisco, the startup offers a revenue automation and intelligence platform built for brokers.

Frame Fertility

On its website, Frame Fertility defines itself as an “evidence-based, comprehensive platform that enables the early detection of risk and care navigation to inform family building and planning.” The San Francisco-based company seeks to displace reactive, one-size-fits-all family building models, offering a new way forward with tailored resources and expert support from coaches.

GOAT Risk Solutions

GOAT Risk is a risk management tool that helps non-risk experts engage, collaborate, assign, track, report and manage risk. The software includes tips, templates and tutorials. GOAT Risk Solutions is headquartered in the UK.

Insight Risk Holdings

Per the company’s website, Insight Risk Technologies “bundles proven Internet of Things (IoT) technology, sound underwriting, and proactive risk management to greatly reduce the frequency and severity of losses from water damage.” Based in Connecticut, the startup works with leading brokers, carriers, contractors and owner/developers.

Irys Insurtech

Irys bills itself as a modular management system completely shifting the way agents, brokers, and MGAs see their clients and business. The Tampa, Fla.-headquartered startup aims to help agencies and brokerages manage and build new relationships with their customers and improve customer retention rates.

Pagedip

Pagedip is a web-based content experience and insights platform that allows users to create secure, measurable and always-up-to-date content. Based in Boulder, Colo., the company’s mission is to “rid the world of antiquated content experiences that provide zero insights,” per its website.

ReFocus AI

ReFocus AI is a data-driven platform that derives insights from interactions and helps match customers’ wants and needs with products and services at scale. The San Diego-headquartered startup’s website says Refocus AI uses live data to “strengthen decision making, streamline the retention process, and ensure customer success.”

Sertis

Sertis Insurance is an MGA focusing on the property/casualty markets of the multifamily industry. Headquartered in Reno, Nev., the Sertis Insurance website says the company provides a property/casualty insurance product for multifamily operators.

Transharpe Solutions

TranSharpe Solutions is a Charlotte, N.C.-based InsurTech helping transportation, trucking and commercial auto focused insurance agencies along with their clients by elevating their technology and vehicle insurance management. The company offers FleetVIMS, a fleet vehicle and insurance management system.

Go Deeper

“This class is really exciting for a number of reasons,” said John Jackovin, executive director of the BTV Accelerator. “The startups include some who had reapplied after not making it in years past. We also have more female founders than ever before, which is tremendous to see! And, of course, the products and technologies continue to improve. We are fortunate to be able to engage at this early stage to provide a tremendous value to the community.”

Collectively, BTV represents 13 independently owned insurance brokerages and 14 insurance companies in North America.

“The true value in our BTV Accelerator and business model is in the engagement with our trifecta ecosystem of BTV agencies, insurance companies, and capital resources,” Keough said. “Many of the startups who go through the accelerator have an engagement with our partners that lasts well beyond the accelerator as we work to deploy their technologies to collectively help our clients and the insurance industry identify risks sooner to drive down costs faster.”