Bestow

The page explains that agent-led and drop-ticket models both have a role in modern distribution and describes Bestow's support for both.

The page describes Bestow's agent tools for sales tasks from quoting to application submission.

The page describes how Bestow's administration capabilities support policy servicing, reduce operational overhead, and scale with a business.

The page discusses whether to build insurance technology in-house or use Bestow, which helps carriers modernize in months.

The white paper provides a framework for life carriers deciding whether to build or buy a next-generation technology stack, with a focus on modernization risk.

This white paper explores what life carriers should consider when grappling with the choice between developing new technology in-house or looking for help from a third-party developer.

The case studies describe business benefits Bestow provides to life insurers, including growth and cost reduction.

The company shares news coverage, including articles, press releases, and bylines.

Bestow is a life insurance SaaS company that builds digital solutions for problems in insurance and annuities.

With top tech talent and deep insurance expertise, Bestow is modernizing the life insurance industry by helping organizations digitize, launch new products, and grow faster than ever before.

The page provides a form for contacting the appropriate Bestow department or team member.

Bestow is the leading end-to-end life insurance SaaS company partnering with top carriers to modernize and transform the way they do business.

The page contains Bestow's website privacy policy.

TechCrunch’s Startups Weekly recaps a comparatively routine week in startup news, highlighting IPO plans, acquisitions, launches, and funding. Chime publicly files for an IPO, while Databricks plans to spend around $1 billion to acquire Neon and Acorns acquires EarlyBird. Funding highlights include Bestow’s $120 million Series D, TensorWave’s $100 million round, and Granola’s $43 million Series B at a $250 million valuation.

May 2025 · TechCrunchNews article

Bestow raises $120 million in Series D funding to launch new products and underwriting capabilities. Goldman Sachs Alternatives’ Growth Equity and Smith Point Capital co-lead the round, which includes $75 million in primary and $45 million in secondary investments; Bestow also secures a $50 million credit facility from TriplePoint Capital. The company focuses on software and services for life insurers after selling its insurance carrier and consumer business in 2024.

May 2025 · TechCrunchNews article

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