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Corgi

corgi.insure/

Corgi is a full-stack insurance company built for technology startups, handling underwriting, policy design, and claims in-house rather than through brokers, under the line 'Business insurance at the speed of compute.' It structures coverage by company stage — Pre-Seed & Seed, Series A, Growth — with specific price ranges attached to each ($2,000–$5,000/year for early seed companies, $5,000–$15,000 for Series A), which is unusual transparency for commercial insurance pricing. It also states its own recent funding numbers ($108M raised, $1.3B valuation) as a credibility signal, and a customer quote from Intryc's CEO describes the actual mechanics of binding: 'the minute I hit submit, documents come back, a Slack channel gets created.'

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Corgi Insurance: Startup Insurance, Quoted in Minutes

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Oct 10, 2026

Corgi's landing page, section by section

Each section below is cropped straight from Corgi's live page — useful references for finance & commerce landing page design.

Corgi design review: how the homepage is built

Corgi’s 9,903-pixel homepage combines a pale grid, orange actions, and a surreal mascot system. The metadata identifies heroHeading and f37Bolton alongside Geist; an italic orange phrase is prominent in the opening. #ff5c00 marks calls to action, while #c9dbe4 supports the cloudy hero sky. The page travels from a flying caped corgi and stippled hand into dark panels, stage-based coverage cards, a comparison, quotation and demo paths, founder portraits, policy cards, FAQs, and a final pledge before a landscape footer. The art direction makes a complex subject feel playful.

Sky hero and first proof

The header pairs the Corgi mark with “Solutions”, “Products”, “Company”, “Partners”, and “Customers”; Login, “Book a demo”, and “Get insured” finish the row. “Business Insurance at the Speed of Compute.” occupies the sky, with a caped corgi in the upper-right and a halftone hand below. “Get insured now” is the central orange action. A moving brand row leads into a dark panel headed “Corgi is an AI-native, full-stack insurance platform built for technology companies.”

Coverage stages and advantage

A founder testimonial follows the platform panel before “Coverage Designed Around Your Startup’s Journey”. Four white cards, “Pre-Seed & Seed”, “Series A”, “Growth Stage”, and “Custom Package”, each show small coverage chips and “Get a quote instantly” controls. “Our Unique Advantage” switches to a charcoal two-card comparison between “Legacy Insurance Carriers” and Corgi. The next section pairs an orange-framed form image with “Get Quoted Instantly or Book a Demo With a Specialist”.

Founders and policies

The two ways to proceed are shown as “Self-Serve: Apply, get quoted in minutes, and bind same-day.” and a separate Book a Demo panel. “Built for Founders Who Ship” introduces a horizontally cropped carousel of monochrome customer portraits. “Explore Our Main Policies” then becomes a dense three-column desktop matrix of illustrated cards, including “Commercial General Liability (CGL)”, “Cyber Liability”, “Tech & AI Liability”, and six more coverage types, each with a “Learn more” action.

FAQ, pledge, and footer

The FAQ is a large centered rounded accordion with seven questions and chevrons. It is followed by a charcoal panel of five tiny corgis in varied outfits above “Corgi Provides the Insurance Built for Founders. Move fast. Break things. Stay covered, under one roof.” “Book a demo” and “Get insured today” are paired below. Press marks lead to a footer split into SOLUTIONS, INDUSTRIES, COMPANY, and RESOURCES, then a painted countryside image and dense disclosure text.

On mobile

At 390 pixels, the hero loses its header but retains the flying corgi, hand, headline, and orange button. Stage cards become a stacked sequence rather than four across. The comparison stays as two consecutive cards; self-serve and demo forms also stack. The founder carousel reveals one portrait card with cropped neighbors. Policy cards become a vertical catalog. The final pledge, press row, footer groups, landscape art, and disclosure block all remain in the mobile capture.

Worth borrowing

An unusual mascot can carry continuity from hero to policy cards and final pledge.
Stage-based cards give a complicated coverage menu a clear founder-oriented entry point.
Alternating pale grid and charcoal bands separate sales, comparison, and reassurance content.