The deal includes StartSure’s team and book of business, further strengthening Vouch’s position as a leading insurance platform for startups.
In addition to the acquisition, Vouch has secured the first close of its Series D funding round, led by Allegis Capital with participation from all major existing investors. The fresh capital will support Vouch’s continued growth and innovation in tailored insurance solutions for fast-scaling businesses.
As part of the agreement, StartSure CEO Tim DiPietro and his team will join Vouch, integrating their expertise and proprietary MGA programs for coworking and inventory insurance into Vouch’s expanding portfolio. StartSure clients will gain access to Vouch’s brokerage services and wider range of insurance products, while Vouch clients will benefit from enhanced offerings tailored to flexible workspaces and inventory-heavy businesses.
The move underscores Vouch’s commitment to modernizing business insurance and delivering streamlined, tech-driven solutions for entrepreneurs and emerging companies.
“Through this Series D financing and joining forces with StartSure, Vouch is expanding our capabilities to provide unmatched service and innovative products to high-growth companies,” said Sam Hodges, CEO of Vouch. “StartSure’s expertise in insuring startups and flexible workspaces aligns perfectly with our mission, and our latest funding will allow us to expand our brokerage capabilities and develop new insurance products.”
Tim DiPietro, CEO of StartSure, added: “Vouch is a natural home for StartSure. We share a commitment to making insurance simple and accessible for founders. Joining forces means our clients will benefit from expanded resources, broader coverage options through Corix, and Vouch’s reputation for exceptional service.”
With the backing of Allegis Capital and the integration of StartSure, Vouch is accelerating its expansion, ensuring that startups—no matter their stage—have access to tailored, high-quality insurance solutions.
