An insurance app development company designs, builds and maintains digital products for insurers, MGAs, brokers and insurtechs. That covers policyholder apps, quote and bind platforms, claims and FNOL apps, agent portals, and the integrations that connect them to policy, billing and claims systems.
Most insurance apps cost $35,000 to $70,000 for an MVP such as a policyholder or claims app, $70,000 to $160,000 for a full platform with quoting, payments and portals, and $160,000 or more for enterprise builds with several core integrations and AI. A short discovery phase lets us give you a detailed estimate.
Yes. We connect insurance apps to core platforms such as Guidewire, Duck Creek and Majesco, as well as in-house policy administration, billing and claims systems. We use their APIs, ACORD data standards or secure middleware where no modern API exists.
We encrypt data in transit and at rest, enforce multi-factor authentication and role-based access, keep detailed audit logs and run penetration tests before launch. The architecture is built to support GLBA, state insurance data security laws based on the NAIC model law, state privacy rules and GDPR where it applies.
As an insurance mobile app development company, we build for auto, home, life, health, commercial, travel, pet and cyber insurance. Typical products include policyholder self-service apps, digital quote and bind, claims and FNOL apps, agent and broker portals and telematics-based pricing apps.
A focused MVP usually takes 3 to 5 months. A full platform with quoting, payments and portals takes 6 to 9 months, and enterprise programs with several core integrations can run 9 to 12 months or longer. Integration complexity is usually the biggest factor in the timeline.
Common uses include claims triage, photo-based damage estimates, fraud detection, underwriting data pre-fill and chatbots that answer policy questions. We keep a human reviewer in the loop for coverage and claim decisions, and log every AI suggestion for audit.
Yes. We build telematics apps that collect driving data from phone sensors or connected devices, turn it into driving scores and feed those scores into your pricing and rewards programs, with clear consent controls so policyholders always know what is tracked.
