Manage My Ltd Secures £1.4m to Expand Digital Policy Management Platform
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Esher-based InsurTech company Manage My Ltd has raised £1.4m in a new funding round, achieving a post-money valuation of £12.5m. The company, which provides a white-label software-as-a-service platform for the insurance industry, filed the allotment on March 23, 2026, following the initial allocation of shares on March 2, 2026.
Incorporated in March 2018, Manage My Ltd focuses on modernising customer engagement and digital policy management for insurers and brokers. The traditional insurance sector has historically struggled with legacy IT systems, often resulting in fragmented customer experiences and inefficient claims processing. Manage My addresses this by enabling insurance providers to offer intuitive, self-service tools directly to their policyholders. Through its white-label technology, the company allows clients to deploy secure, flexible, and cost-effective digital interfaces without the need for extensive in-house software development.
Operating as a dedicated InsurTech software provider, the company currently employs a team of 14 people. While its registered base is in Surrey, the firm maintains an international footprint with its US headquarters operating under the Manage My Dream Services affiliate brand. The platform caters to a diverse range of clients, from specialist brokers to multinational biotechnology firms, ensuring that businesses of varying sizes can streamline their insurance product management. Specific revenue and profit figures for the latest financial year remain undisclosed.
The latest equity injection brings £1.4m in fresh capital to the business, valuing the eight-year-old company at £12.5m post-money. While the specific investors participating in this round have not been publicly disclosed, the capital will support the continued rollout of its high-performing SaaS solutions and further expansion of its affiliate services.
The raise comes at a time of sustained investor interest in UK-based B2B software and insurance technology. The UK continues to lead the European InsurTech market, capturing roughly a third of all regional funding in the sector. Recent industry data indicates a strategic shift in venture capital deployment, with over 90 percent of UK InsurTech funding now directed toward value chain enablers. These are companies like Manage My that provide the underlying technological infrastructure for carriers, rather than acting as full-stack challenger insurers. Furthermore, the broader UK SaaS market remains highly resilient, with industry forecasts projecting the sector to reach a valuation of £1.2 trillion. Against this backdrop, platforms that deliver clear operational efficiencies and automation for legacy industries remain highly attractive to venture capital.
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