The funding round was led by Evli Growth Partners, with participation from existing investors including Accel, Opera Tech Ventures, Munich Re Ventures, Visionaries Club and Frontline Ventures, according to FF News. The new capital will support Insify’s mission to reinvent business insurance for entrepreneurs.
Founded by entrepreneurs, Insify develops tailored insurance products designed to meet the unique needs of freelancers and small businesses. The company uses AI-powered technology to streamline onboarding, simplify coverage options and cut down on paperwork, making insurance faster, more transparent and more accessible.
With the latest funding, Insify intends to accelerate its European growth, roll out new AI-driven insurance products and enhance its technology platform. The company emphasises that its goal is to provide “smart, simple, fair insurance that truly works for the self-employed.”
Currently available in the Netherlands, France and Germany, Insify serves thousands of professionals across a wide range of industries, from consultants and designers to carpenters and personal trainers. Since its Series A extension, the firm has more than tripled its gross written premiums, underscoring strong demand for its services.
Koen Thijssen, founder and CEO of Insify, said, “This new chapter isn’t just about growth. Freelancers and SMEs deserve protection that meets their bespoke needs, not just one-size-fits-all coverage. It’s about giving the builders of Europe’s economy the right tools and ultimate financial security to move forward with confidence. We’re proud to welcome Evli as a partner in this mission to empower them and build an insurance platform that works for entrepreneurs: smart, simple, and radically more supportive.”
Miko Kuitunen, partner at Evli Growth Partners, added, “We invested in Insify because it fixes a painful gap in SME insurance: fast, personalised and transparent cover without paperwork, built solely for entrepreneurs. The team tackles hard problems and ships with both pace and rigour. We’re proud to support them as they scale.”
