SiteTrust Insurance · the "Cover it" step

The Market Excluded AI. We're Building the Way Back, Starting With Professionals.

Standard carriers are excluding AI exposure faster than they are pricing it. SiteTrust connects disclosure, human oversight, and independent verification to insurability, E&O for AI-using professionals first, AI liability pathways for companies alongside.

Professional

Consultants, advisors, lawyers, and accountants get E&O built on your certification, not guesswork. Your disclosure is the application. Your verification is the underwriting file.

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Companies

AI liability coverage grounded in the accountability your certification proves. Certified companies start most of the way to covered.

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The principle

Accountable AI is insurable AI.

The work of being accountable for AI, disclosure, human oversight, independent verification, is the same work that makes AI insurable. Trust and insurability aren't two projects. They're one.

Disclosure

On the record

Certified professionals and companies tell clients how AI is used. That lowers both the number of claims and the cost of the ones that come. The disclosure record becomes the defense file.

Oversight

A human stands behind it

A governance framework keeps a person accountable for how AI-influenced work is made and reviewed. This creates a definable interest a policy can attach to.

Verification

A carrier can rely on it

Independent, annually renewed certification gives a carrier a live signal that the risk it priced at the start is still the risk on the books.

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Whether you're already certified or just exploring what responsible AI requires, we will walk you through where SiteTrust Insurance is headed and what it could mean for your company.

Important notice: SiteTrust Insurance program information is general in nature and not an offer of coverage. Insurance products are offered through licensed producers and are subject to underwriting, eligibility, and the terms of issued policies. Certification does not guarantee insurance coverage or premium terms.