About Klaimee
Klaimee provides liability insurance and insurance-backed performance warranties for AI agents, covering risks that traditional E&O and cyber policies exclude. It is part of YC's Spring 2026 batch. In July 2026 it raised a $5.5M seed round led by Alexander Mittal of FundersClub.
What is Klaimee?
What is Klaimee?
Klaimee sells insurance for AI agents. As agents take autonomous actions such as buying, emailing, and modifying sensitive data, the company argues that deployers face liability that traditional errors and omissions and cyber policies increasingly carve out.
Klaimee's offering combines critical-category risk evaluation, certification, a financial guarantee, liability insurance, and the documentation enterprise procurement teams ask for before they sign off on an agent deployment. According to The SaaS News, the company audits an agent's performance and provides AI-specific liability coverage designed around the unusual failure modes of autonomous systems. Klaimee says the product is self-serve from day one and is built for companies shipping agentic AI.
The company was founded by Ines Boutemadja, formerly general manager at SafetyWing where she grew an insurance product, and Julien Catonnet. It is based in San Francisco and part of Y Combinator's Spring 2026 batch. In July 2026 Klaimee announced a $5.5M seed round led by Alexander Mittal of FundersClub, with participation from ex/ante, Pioneer Fund, Multimodal Ventures, Kima Ventures, Rebel Fund, Robinhood Ventures, Y Combinator, and angel investors.
Pros
- Covers AI agent risks that standard E&O and cyber policies exclude
- Pairs insurance with risk evaluation and certification
- Provides documentation that helps with enterprise procurement reviews
- Self-serve onboarding according to the company
Cons
- Coverage terms depend on each agent's evaluation and category
- A new insurance category with limited claims history
- Pricing and policy limits are not published on the website
How to Use Klaimee
- 1Start on the website
Visit klaimee.ai to begin the self-serve process.
- 2Describe your agent
Share what your AI agent does, what systems it touches, and its risk category.
- 3Complete evaluation
Klaimee evaluates and certifies the agent's performance against critical risks.
- 4Get coverage and documents
Receive liability coverage and the documentation your enterprise customers need.