We built an AI risk-intelligence platform for property and casualty insurers — pricing catastrophe risk at the individual property level, across wildfire, hail, wind, storm and water perils, with five separately regulator-approved models.
The platform covers 99.7% of U.S. properties at 95%+ verified accuracy — delivering up to 62x better risk segmentation than traditional actuarial methods.
Property and casualty insurers were grouping thousands of properties into single actuarial buckets based on postcode — meaning a well-built, low-risk property paid the same rate as a poorly-maintained one next door. Portfolios were systematically mispriced.
Regulators were simultaneously tightening requirements for transparency in catastrophe risk pricing — demanding that insurers explain their methodology at the individual property level, not at the postcode. The blunt actuarial tables couldn't provide that.
Training data drawn from 200 billion+ individual property observations — roof geometry, materials, vegetation proximity, construction year and historical claims — at the parcel level.
Aerial imagery processed by computer vision models that read roof geometry, surface materials and surrounding vegetation — inputs no actuarial table could ever encode.
Purpose-built gradient-boosted tree models for each peril — wildfire, hail, wind, storm and water — trained on 20+ years of claims data per peril type.
Each of the five peril models has been individually approved by state regulators — so insurers can use them in rate filings with full regulatory standing.
An LLM layer reads and analyses regulatory filing requirements per state — ensuring model outputs align with each jurisdiction's disclosure and methodology standards.
Better Risk Segmentation
Up to 62 times better differentiation between high and low-risk properties than traditional actuarial postcode grouping.
U.S. Property Coverage
Near-complete coverage of the U.S. residential property stock — priced at the individual parcel level, not the postcode.
Verified Model Accuracy
Independently verified accuracy across all five peril models — with each model holding individual regulatory approval.