For insurance carriers and agencies, a policy administration system is the most essential piece of their tech stack. Whether you’re an insurtech startup researching your first policy admin system, or an established player looking to upgrade, this guide will cover the most current options on the market.

Embedded renters insurance is a great opportunity for PropTech companies to expand their lineup with a complementary product, increase their revenue, and improve customer engagement and lifetime value (LTV). Here’s everything you need to know about why renters insurance is a good decision for PropTech businesses.

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There are multiple ways to approach and sell embedded insurance, but the most effective approach is white-labeling. Not only is white label insurance the fastest and most cost-effective option, but it also keeps the insurance under your brand, expands your product offerings (and potential customer pool), and creates more points of sale with your customers which leads to higher retention rates.

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There are two common options for selling insurance: entering into an affinity partnership or white-labeling an insurance product. But what exactly is the difference between white-labeling and affinity partnering, and more importantly, which option is right for your company?