
Is TechInsurance Legit? Licensing, Carriers and Reliability
TechInsurance has no Broker Reliability Score because the information we reviewed is not enough for a numerical score. Reliability Scores rate what we could confirm about a provider’s reliability; they do not predict claims payment.
TechInsurance Broker Reliability Score
This partial Broker Reliability Score covers carrier-network strength within the scope described on this page. Those factors make up 30% of the full score, normalized to a ten-point scale. The factors left out remain unknown, and evidence for one program does not describe another.
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What Our Research Found About TechInsurance
Role: Broker. Covers: TechInsurance as a division/brand of Specialty Program Group LLC, doing business as SPG Insurance Solutions, for small-business and technology insurance distribution. It is not treated as a carrier; exact issuer and program vary by policy, product and state.
TechInsurance Legal Identity
TechInsurance Licensing
TechInsurance publishes state producer identifiers, including California 0L09546 and Washington, D.C. 3000041536. The identifiers are company evidence; current regulator records, lines, appointments and exact contracting entity were not independently established in this record.3
TechInsurance Financial Strength
The cited TechInsurance pages do not provide operational financial statements for the division or identify carrier solvency for a generic quote. The partner page’s 100-plus-carrier and AM Best Excellent-or-Superior marketing language does not establish a rating for TechInsurance, SPG or an unidentified quote issuer. TechInsurance links to an SPG compensation disclosure; the exact fee categories on that linked page are not established in this record.4,2,5
TechInsurance Risk-Bearing Relationships
TechInsurance names insurance partners and offers technology and small-business coverages, but the published pages do not assign a single insurer to all products or states. The policy declarations should establish the actual issuer.4,3
TechInsurance names its insurance partners on its own site. Its partners page profiles ten with a described specialty — The Hartford, Liberty Mutual, Acuity Insurance, Philadelphia Insurance Companies, AmTrust Financial, The Hanover, Nationwide, Hiscox, Chubb and Travelers — and lists a further group it calls more of its top carriers: AmWINS Brokerage, Beazley, Berkshire Hathaway Inc., BiBerk, BTIS, Burns & Wilcox, CFC Underwriting Limited, CM&F, CNA, Coalition Insurance Solutions, Inc., Coterie, Employers Mutual Casualty Company (EMC Insurance), Great American, Guard Insurance Group, LIO, Monarch, Progressive Commercial, RLI Corp. (CBIC), Ryan Specialty Group (RT Specialty), United States Liability Insurance (USLI) and Westfield Companies.4
The list mixes roles. AmWINS Brokerage, Burns & Wilcox and Ryan Specialty Group (RT Specialty) are wholesale intermediaries, Coalition Insurance Solutions and Coterie are underwriting agencies, and Berkshire Hathaway Inc. and Guard Insurance Group are group names rather than the company that issues a policy, so the page evidences access routes as well as direct carrier relationships. The page also states access to “100+ carriers, all of which are rated Excellent or Superior by A.M. Best” and prints an AM Best rating beside each profiled carrier; those figures are TechInsurance’s own statements, are not independently verified here, and would not transfer to TechInsurance.4
No carrier is mapped to a product, a state or a share of TechInsurance’s book. The page states that its providers offer a variety of coverages, that TechInsurance sources quotes from them, and that some providers specialise by industry while others operate in certain locations only, so the insurer for a given technology placement is still established by the policy. No carrier-published record of a TechInsurance or Specialty Program Group appointment was located in this research.4
TechInsurance Claims and Service
TechInsurance’s claims guide tells policyholders to contact the carrier to report a claim and says a TechInsurance agent may assist. That establishes a stated service route, not independent evidence of claims outcomes.1
TechInsurance Regulatory Record
A current independent license and five-year conduct search for Specialty Program Group LLC/TechInsurance is not established in this record. The company list is preserved as disclosed evidence without a universal status conclusion.3
What We Couldn’t Confirm About TechInsurance
- Exact entity-to-license mapping and current regulator status were not independently established in this record.
- Carrier-by-product/state and program/capacity relationships remain incomplete; partner ratings are marketing and not mapped to a generic issuer.
- Operational financials, claims performance and conduct search remain unresolved.
- The linked SPG compensation page does not establish exact fee categories in this record. Exact SPG fee categories and their application to a placement remain inaccessible and require engagement-specific disclosure.
- TechInsurance names 31 insurance partners but maps none to a product, state or share of its book, and several named entries are wholesale intermediaries, underwriting agencies or group names rather than issuing insurers.
- The “100+ carriers” figure and the AM Best ratings printed beside each profiled carrier are company-reported and are not independently verified; no carrier-published or regulator appointment record confirming a TechInsurance appointment was located in this research.
Regulator Searches for TechInsurance
TechInsurance Licenses and Authority Records
These are reviewed authority records for the named legal entities and what they cover. A license record does not establish that a particular policy is available, bound, or suitable.
Which Coverage Lines Does TechInsurance Offer?
Product pages for the coverage lines TechInsurance lists.









