- Pie Insurance is an insurtech company specializing in workers' compensation insurance for small businesses, currently operating in 39 states and Washington D.C.
- In 2025, Pie Insurance expanded its geographic reach by launching workers' compensation insurance in Connecticut and surpassed 55,000 policies in-force, while also growing its partner agent network to over 5,000.
- The company has raised over $615 million in funding, including a recent $118 million Series C round led by Allianz X and Acrew Capital, which supports its innovative approach to insurance.
- Pie Insurance targets small businesses seeking affordable and simplified workers' comp solutions, alleviating the complexities and high costs traditionally associated with this type of insurance.
Finance and Administration is the largest functional group at Pie Insurance, accounting for 107 employees and underscoring the importance of underwriting, actuarial analysis, and regulatory compliance in the insurance sector. Core technology roles are also well represented, with 64 professionals in Engineering who build and maintain Pie’s proprietary pricing and policy-management tools. Customer-facing teams remain sizeable: Sales and Support together employ 60 people, while Marketing and Product collectively add another 37, highlighting the firm’s focus on customer acquisition and user experience. Human Resources, Information Technology, Business Management, Operations, and Consulting round out the organization, each providing essential support and leadership functions.
Pie Insurance operates as a distributed company, with 232 employees working remotely or from locations outside its primary office hubs. Denver, Colorado, hosts the largest on-site presence with 66 employees, followed by New York City and Washington, D.C., which employ 15 and 13 people respectively. Smaller clusters of staff are based in Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Columbus, Los Angeles, and San Francisco, illustrating the company’s nationwide talent footprint and flexible approach to workplace location.