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Korint has raised $8.0M across 2 funding rounds.
Key people at Korint.
Korint has raised $8.0M in total across 2 funding rounds.
Korint is an AI-powered core insurance platform based in Nanterre, France, enabling insurers, brokers, and MGAs to rapidly launch complex digital B2B mobility insurance products in weeks. The platform manages the full policy lifecycle, including underwriting, pricing, distribution, and claims, leveraging intelligent automation and event-sourcing logic for real-time operations across vehicles, fleets, and bicycles. The company has secured a total of €7 million ($7.76 million) in funding, notably a €5 million Series B round led by Ventech in December 2025. With 17 employees, Korint's platform supports partners such as AON, Marsh, and WTW. Key investors include Ventech and 360 Capital. Korint was founded in 2022 by Jean-Baptiste Limare and Martin Gross. Its business model centers on saaS core insurance platform, funded through venture capital rounds.
Korint has raised $8.0M in total across 2 funding rounds.
Korint's investors include 360 Capital Partners, Seedcamp, World Fund, Nicolas Debock.
Korint has raised $8.0M across 2 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $6.0M Seed in September 2024.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sep 1, 2024 | $6M Seed | — | 360 Capital Partners, Seedcamp, World Fund, Nicolas Debock | Announced |
| Apr 1, 2023 | $2M Seed | — | 360 Capital Partners, Seedcamp, Nicolas Debock | Announced |
Key people at Korint.
Korint is a French insurtech startup founded in 2022 that provides a SaaS platform for insurers, brokers, and MGAs to manage property and casualty (P&C) insurance products digitally, with a focus on B2B mobility like auto and bicycle fleets.[1][2][3] The platform handles the full lifecycle of insurance contracts in real time, supporting complex multi-product policies, cloud scalability, and API integrations to enable rapid product launches, portfolio digitization, and operational efficiency.[1][2] It serves businesses in commercial motor/mobility, specialty lines, and retail/embedded insurance, solving pain points in legacy systems by accelerating launches (10x faster), boosting productivity (noted gains after 12 months), and growing active portfolios.[2]
With €7 million raised, including a €5 million round in September led by Ventech and 360 Capital, Korint demonstrates strong early momentum in the insurtech space, backed by a team of 20+ blending 80% developers/business experts.[3][4][5]
Korint was founded in 2022 in Nanterre, France, by Jean-Baptiste Limare (CEO) and Martin Gross (CTO), both serial entrepreneurs with deep insurance and tech experience.[1][3] Limare brings 11 years in insurance, including in-house ventures at Admiral (2014-2022), founding Veygo UK (on-demand car insurance, 2016-2020), and Kooalys (2020-2022); he holds degrees from HEC and Sciences Po Paris.[3] Gross contributes 8 years as CTO, having founded CommoPrices (data mining for commodities, sold in 2018) and co-founding Kooalys; he's a Centrale Supélec alum.[3]
The idea emerged from their prior work at Kooalys, addressing frustrations with rigid insurance IT systems that slowed product innovation and digitization.[2][3] Early traction came via the platform's logic engine for real-time contract management, leading to €7 million in funding and rapid team growth to 20+ employees.[3]
Korint rides the insurtech digitization wave, where legacy insurers face pressure to modernize P&C products amid rising demand for embedded insurance in mobility (e.g., fleets, bikes) and real-time services.[1][2] Timing aligns with post-2022 funding resurgence in European insurtech, fueled by SaaS adoption and API ecosystems enabling delegated authority models.[4][5] Market forces like regulatory pushes for digital underwriting and telematics integration favor Korint's platform, which unlocks value chains for brokers/MGAs without heavy IT overhauls.[2]
It influences the ecosystem by empowering smaller players to compete with incumbents, accelerating growth in fragmented segments like commercial motor, and setting benchmarks for scalable, expert-driven insurtech tools.[2][3]
Korint is poised for expansion with its recent €5 million funding, likely fueling hires in engineering/product and penetration into telematics/claims modules.[3][4][5] Trends like AI-driven underwriting and embedded insurance in EVs/micromobility will amplify its platform's edge, potentially scaling to more P&C lines across Europe.[2] Influence may evolve from niche mobility player to full insurtech stack provider, mirroring founders' track record of exits and ventures—watch for partnerships with majors like Admiral.[3] This positions Korint as a growth engine in a sector hungry for effortless digitization, tying back to its mission of scalable insurance transformation.[2][3]
