Startup of the Week - WeCovr
by Startacus Admin
Businesses take note - WeCovr is a FinTech startup created with you in mind, aiming to make insurance and finance easy to purchase and use...
Whilst having business insurance is an absolute must for all enterprises, it can be both time consuming and costly for business owners to get the right cover. Whether it’s public liability insurance or cyber insurance, it can often be a challenge to get the best deal, whilst of course ensuring that the business is fully protected.Our latest startup of the week is on a mission to help with that very issue.
WeCovr is an innovative new startup which aims to make insurance and finance easy to purchase and use.Rather than individual businesses seeking insurance or finance deals, the premise with WeCovr is that companies can team up and avail of group programmes and volume discounts. The result? The right cover is obtained in a much easier way and at a much cheaper price. No need for endless shopping around and deal comparisons - this startup makes the entire process a doddle.
WeCovr does not charge any membership fees - users can gain access to the service and the associated discounts and offers by simply downloading the app. A test version of the app is currently available in the Google Play store and a version will soon be released for iOS.
It is admittedly very early days for this FinTech startup but we reckon that it is certainly one to watch. After all, it is aiming to provide a service which will be bringing real value and benefit to many businesses! What business owner is not going to want to avail of that!
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Published on: 21st November 2018
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