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Focused on making insurance accessible to small businesses of all shapes and sizes. Through our cutting-edge embedded technology, businesses can source their appropriate insurance coverage at the places they transact most.
1235 Broadway, 10001, New York, United States
3.8
2 reviews
Very happy with Coverdash!
I was new to commercial insurance coverage and navigating creating COI's for my business. Coverdash makes it very easy.
Thier agents are polite and responsive.
Jake K has been very patient and helpful, making sure to explain things clearly so I can understand.
They also have a user-friendly portal/dashboard with many self-service options and a 24/7 chat.
Date of experience: January 27, 2025
Coverdash's online insurance platform made it quick & easy to get insurance for my business. I was already paying for insurance, but they told me I can easily cancel and switch in order to get the better price. I did just that, and I'm now saving nearly 30%!
Date of experience: February 22, 2023
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