Corgi

Based in California, US, and founded in 2024 by Emily Yuan and Nico Laqua (CEO), Corgi Insurance Services, Inc. focuses on delivering insurance solutions for startups. The company emerged without notable pivots or changes in business operations and does not operate as a subsidiary of any parent company. In January 2026, Corgi Insurance, Inc.

raised series A funding from Y Combinator, Kindred Ventures, Contrary, SV Angel, Phosphor Capital, Glade Brook Capital Partners, Seven Stars, Leblon Capital, Fellows Fund, Alumni Ventures Group, Quadri Ventures and Vocal Ventures. The round was part of a larger USD 108 million seed and series A funding. Corgi Insurance Services, Inc. specializes in providing tailored insurance solutions specifically designed for startups.

The company's core offerings include modular coverage packages that address the unique needs of emerging businesses at various stages of their growth, from pre-seed to IPO. These packages encompass a range of protections, including coverage for general third-party claims, leadership decisions, technology-related errors and omissions, cybersecurity incidents, and employment practices. By allowing startups to toggle coverage modules as they grow, Corgi aims to prevent over-insurance for future needs while ensuring adequate protection for current risks. Corgi's client base primarily consists of early-stage companies in the technology and innovation sectors, with a focus on regions such as North America and Europe, where the startup ecosystem is particularly robust.

Corgi generates revenue through a transactional model that primarily involves providing insurance services on a subscription basis to its clients. Each coverage package is designed to meet the specific requirements of startups, with pricing structures aligned to the stage of business development. For instance, clients in the pre-seed and seed stages can opt for core protections, while those in the growth stage may require enhanced coverage that includes fiduciary liability. The company facilitates seamless transactions, enabling clients to obtain instant quotes and secure certificates of insurance promptly, which supports their operational needs in real-time.

Revenue is driven by the uptake of various coverage modules, allowing businesses to adapt their insurance as they scale without incurring unnecessary costs. The company plans to use the January 2026 funding to expand its AI-driven insurance platform, enhance underwriting technology, and scale coverage for startups.