Digital and insurtech insurers

# Insurer Type Market share (2025) AM Best
46 HippoPublicly traded insurtech founded in 2015 whose carrier, Spinnaker, writes Hippo homeowners policies and fronts programs for other MGAs; rated A- by AM Best. Digital and insurtech insurers 0.29% A- (Excellent)
47 LemonadeApp-only insurer founded in 2015 that sells homeowners, condo and renters policies online in about two dozen states; Demotech-rated, with a charity Giveback. Digital and insurtech insurers 0.27% —
51 Kin InsuranceChicago insurtech founded in 2016 that sells home insurance online and by phone in 14 catastrophe-prone states through reciprocal exchanges it manages. Digital and insurtech insurers 0.25% —
61 Homeowners of America (Porch)Irving, Texas home insurer founded in 2006, sold through independent agents; since 2025 owned by a policyholder reciprocal that Porch Group manages. Digital and insurtech insurers 0.19% —
— Bamboo InsuranceUtah-based MGA founded in 2017 that writes California and Texas homeowners policies, mainly issued by Sutton National; controlled by CVC since 2025. Digital and insurtech insurers — A- (Excellent) (Sutton National Insurance Company)
— Branch InsuranceColumbus, Ohio insurtech founded in 2017 that sells bundled home and auto insurance online and through agents, mostly via its member-owned reciprocal exchange. Digital and insurtech insurers — —
— Neptune FloodThe largest U.S. private flood insurance provider, an MGA that places primary and excess flood policies with 45 insurers and reinsurers in all 50 states. Digital and insurtech insurers — —
— OpenlyBoston homeowners MGA founded in 2017 that sells HO-5 policies with guaranteed replacement cost through independent agents in 24 states. Digital and insurtech insurers — A- (Excellent) (Rock Ridge Insurance Company)

Ranked by 2025 U.S. homeowners multiple peril direct premiums written (states and U.S. territories), from the NAIC 2025 Market Share Reports for Property/Casualty Groups and Companies. NAIC groups combine affiliated companies, so a group may sell under several brand names. Brands listed without a rank are part of a larger group or outside the top 100.