Today, Corgi is coming out of stealth with a total of $108M raised at $630M valuation, co-led by Y Combinator, Kindred Ventures, Oliver Jung, Leblon Capital, Contrary, and Glade Brook Capital Partners LLC. At Corgi, we are building the future of financial infrastructure. A lot of the GDP flows through highly regulated financial entities that haven't been meaningfully changed in decades. AI allows us to make these structures faster, better, and cheaper, which makes every business in America more efficient, more profitable, and more protected. That said, we're excited to announce our most exciting product offering yet: insurance for technology companies. Traditionally, insurance has been slow and expensive because of all the layers of middlemen. Legacy insurers are built around brokers, paperworks, and annual policy cycles. Since we're a full-stack insurance carrier, we cut all of that out. At Corgi, we design and manage insurance end-to-end so we can build the best insurance for fast-growing technology companies. I'm grateful to partner with some of the most exceptional investors and technology leaders in the world SV Angel Seven Stars Rebel Fund Quadri Ventures Alumni Ventures Phosphor Capital Tekedia Capital Fellows Fund Nico Rosberg Jake Loosararian Troy Demmer Richard Chen. If you're a founder looking for insurance, head to corgi[dot]insure to learn more. Lastly, as a part of this launch, we’re gifting one person free coffee for a whole year at the Corgi Cafe. Comment “Go Corgi” below and we’ll announce the winner in exactly 3 days.

Excited to be a part of this team, big things ahead 🙌

This raise confirms what we already know: Corgi is building THE definitive insurance product. 💯 Proud to be working alongside this team at Beagle ❤️ It’s a MASSIVE opportunity for new talent to join us and modernize how the industry works. Go Corgi!!

$630M valuation and the play is free coffee for a year. naming an insurance company after a corgi is unhinged branding and honestly that's exactly why it works.

This is an interesting wedge to take on a space that’s been constrained more by operating model than by lack of capital or demand. Insurance is a good example of where “AI-enabled” only really matters if it’s paired with structural change. Cutting through broker layers, manual workflows, and annual-cycle assumptions is what actually unlocks speed and pricing power. Without that, AI just optimizes the margins of incumbents. The full-stack approach is what makes this compelling. Owning underwriting, policy design, and risk management end-to-end is the difference between shipping a feature and changing the system. Curious how you’re thinking about trust and risk governance as you scale. In insurance, confidence compounds slowly and collapses quickly, so the operating discipline behind the product will matter as much as the tech itself.

GO CORGI (I want free coffee)

Corgi to the moon! Buckle up 🚀

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