A better loss ratio, more EBITDA, and minimal volume lost — at the same time. No change to your rates, product, or workflows.
Your rating plan groups policies into segments — and the money-losers hide inside the averages. Soteris treats every policy as a segment of one, so the ones hurting your loss ratio finally surface.
A P&C insurer scored every quote before binding. Six months later, their own actuaries measured a 14-point new-business loss-ratio drop — and the bottom-line metrics moved with it, without gutting the book.
EBITDA, EBITDA margin, and volume retained are based on industry-standard financial assumptions.
“A dynamic, automatic scalpel. It's game changing.”
Cutting volume to fix a loss ratio means shedding good policies with the bad. By scoring each policy's true economics, Soteris improves your loss ratio, EBITDA, and margin together — while keeping far more of the volume the usual way would lose.
Rate and renewal changes are slow and tightly filed, so what you write — and what you pass on — does the most work. A policy-level score makes that decision sharper: you see which risks are underpriced before you take them on.
Two risks in the same rating cell price alike — even when one loses money. The filed rate can't separate them; a policy-level score can.
You choose what to write, every day. Knowing each risk's true economics at that moment is where the score pays off — and it compounds at every renewal.
Traditional rating plans price entire segments alike. Soteris scores each risk — down to driver and vehicle — so you act on the policies dragging your ratio, not the whole book.
We'll run your actual book and show you the money-losing policies inside it — and what they're worth to fix. Your data, your number. No slideware.
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