Insurance,
but make it readable.
Reaching new heights · Lowering blood pressure.
Insurance is boring. We get it. But it's also the thing standing between your business and a really bad Tuesday. So we wrote some stuff down — the guides, the checklists, and the occasional meme about how broken the industry is. Pick your poison.
Exhibit A · Why we built Summit
Every small business CFO at renewal time, 2026.
Five reads that save you money.
No 17-page PDFs. No "consult an advisor for further information." Just the parts you actually need to know about, written like a friend who happens to do this for a living.
Market update
Why Your Commercial Auto Premium Went Up (Again)
Premiums up 6–14% in Wichita. Carrier blames "market conditions." We blame the carrier.
Read →Guide
How to Read Your Auto Dec Page Without Falling Asleep
Line by line. Because the carrier sure isn't going to walk you through it.
Read →Coverage
Does Your Kansas LLC Need Cyber? (Spoiler: Yes)
If you've ever sent an invoice over email, this one is for you.
Read →Checklist · Contractors
5 Things to Check Before Signing Your Contractor GL Renewal
Carriers slip changes into renewals. Catch them before they catch you.
Read →Checklist · Everyone
The 12-Point Coverage Review (We Use This Internally)
Same review we run on every new policy. Run it on yours.
Read →A meme break
The renewal letter workflow.
There are two kinds of renewal-readers in this world. One of them ages 18 months in 90 seconds. The other is us, doing it for you so you don't have to.
A meme break
Notes app therapy.
"Just summarize it" is the first sentence in roughly half of all denied claims.
A meme break · final form
Insurance maturity, a journey.
Most stop at level 1. The smart ones hit level 4 and don't think about insurance again until something good happens at claim time.
Get to level 4 →The exact moment people switch agencies
Send us yours. We'll actually read it.
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