First-party coverage
Organize breach response, restoration, interruption, extortion, and fraud terms.
Cyber insurance workflow
Cyber Insurance Proposal and Coverage Comparison Software
Cyber quotes can share a limit and premium while offering meaningfully different protection. A client-ready proposal should make first-party coverage, third-party liability, incident services, retentions, sublimits, exclusions, and key conditions easy to compare.
Super customizable, like editing a document.Rewrite the recommendation, move sections, change the design, and match your agency’s exact format—instead of fighting a rigid proposal builder.
Bring one difficult quote. See the comparison and proposal before the call ends.
Drag and drop the carrier quotes
Cyber_Option_A.pdf
PDFCyber_Option_B.pdf
PDFSecurity_Controls.pdf
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Actual quotes from brokers
The proposal changes the conversation.
“Fast, accurate, a game changer. Repetitive tasks that used to eat our day are fully automated.”
“I used to spend hours on a single low-premium account. Now I can finish five in ten minutes and send them to clients the same day.”
“Coverage comparison made the sale easier. Sending a branded report comparing the renewal beat hopping on the phone every time.”
What to compare in a cyber proposal
Third-party liability
Compare privacy, network security, media, regulatory, and PCI coverage.
Retentions and waiting periods
Show how out-of-pocket terms vary by insuring agreement.
Sublimits
Surface ransomware, social engineering, invoice manipulation, and other restricted amounts.
Incident services
Compare breach counsel, forensics, notification, monitoring, and response resources.
Exclusions and conditions
Keep security controls, warranties, exclusions, and subjectivities visible.
Compare insuring agreements, not labels
Carrier cyber forms organize coverage differently. CopyCat normalizes the decision without erasing the carrier’s source language, so brokers can compare the protection and open the original page whenever wording needs closer review.
The proposal can stay concise for the client while the workspace preserves the depth required for broker verification.
Put sublimits beside the headline limit
A large aggregate can hide smaller amounts for ransomware, social engineering, dependent interruption, or restoration. CopyCat surfaces those restrictions alongside retentions, waiting periods, and premium so the recommendation is not based on the headline number alone.
Explain the service behind the policy
- Organize pre-breach and incident-response resources.
- Compare panel requirements and available vendors.
- Add the broker’s account-specific recommendation.
- Export the final cyber comparison in the agency’s branded format.
Frequently asked questions
Questions brokers ask
What is cyber insurance proposal software?
It converts cyber carrier quotes into a client-facing comparison. CopyCat extracts the coverage details, cites the source pages, and creates an editable proposal in the agency’s brand.
Can CopyCat compare cyber sublimits and retentions?
Yes. Teams can compare insuring agreements, limits, sublimits, retentions, waiting periods, services, exclusions, conditions, and premiums.
Can it compare more than two cyber markets?
Yes. CopyCat does not impose a fixed carrier count; the comparison can follow the market response for the account.
Can the broker edit the cyber recommendation?
Yes. The producer or account manager can change the narrative, structure, and recommendation before exporting the final proposal.
Use your own documents
Bring the quote that usually takes the longest.
In 15 minutes, see how it becomes a cited comparison and a proposal your client can act on.