Vouch Insurance
Vouch no longer lists a startup offer on its YC partnership page.
This program no longer exists
Vouch's partnership page at vouch.us/partnerships/yc no longer shows a startup offer. Checked October 12, 2026.
See what to apply to insteadApply to these instead of Vouch
Live startup programs that cover the same job, each checked against the provider's own page.
How they compare
- Brex
- Worth
- $350,000+ in partner discounts
- Referral
- Not needed
- Review
- 1 to 2 days
- Ramp
- Worth
- $350,000+ in partner perks
- Referral
- Not needed
- Review
- 1 to 2 days
- Mercury Perks
- Worth
- 273 partner perks
- Referral
- Not needed
- Review
- 1 to 21 days
Keep the cost down without a program
Vendors often drop startup offers once they move upmarket to enterprise buyers. These still work for an early team.
- Get quotes from at least two insurers or brokers, since insurance prices vary by company and coverage.
- Ask the insurer for annual versus monthly pricing and compare the total, not only the monthly figure.
- Buy only the coverage your investors or customers require at first, and add lines as you grow.
- Ask your investors or accelerator whether they have a broker relationship with preferred rates.
- Check the perk marketplaces of Brex, Ramp and Mercury in this directory for any current insurance perk before you buy.
About
Vouch no longer has a startup offer. Its partnership page at vouch.us/partnerships/yc does not list a startup program anymore, so there is no startup discount to apply for.
Insurance is quoted individually, so what you pay depends on your company, coverage and limits. Vouch is still a place to request a quote, but we cannot point to a startup rate.
If you want banking and card perks that may help offset operating costs, the active programs below are the place to look.
Frequently asked about Vouch Insurance
Is Vouch Insurance still available?
Vouch's partnership page at vouch.us/partnerships/yc no longer shows a startup offer. Checked October 12, 2026.
What should startups use instead of Vouch Insurance?
The closest live options are brex-startup, ramp-rewards, mercury-raise. Each one is listed with its current terms and application link on this page.
Why is this page still published if the program ended?
Because founders still search for it. Removing the page would send them to third-party sites that are still republishing the old terms as if they were current. Keeping it, with the offer stripped out, is the only way to correct the record at the place people actually look.
How can I tell whether a startup credit program is still live?
Open the provider's own startup or partner page and look for a working application form with stated eligibility and credit amounts. Aggregator sites routinely keep listings up for years after a program ends, so a deal roundup is not evidence that the program exists.