Insurtech

Liquid resilience infrastructure.

Insurtech has stopped being a set of applications to become the resilience infrastructure of the global economy. It's the operational brain that mitigates risks in real time through dynamic underwriting models and zero-touch claims management.

However, dominating the technical territory is useless if you don't possess a sharp map that offers security to your strategic partners.

We secure your narrative solvency
Sold to CrowdStrike for $300M within 3 years after the rebrand
Client before, during and after its $60M sale to Enverus
30% sold to Uber for $220M
Acquired by Visma in 2023
Acquired by Visma in 2023
Sold to CrowdStrike for $300M within 3 years after the rebrand
Client before, during and after its $60M sale to Enverus
30% sold to Uber for $220M
Acquired by Visma in 2023
Acquired by Visma in 2023
Problem

The risk of being an invisible pipeline.

When insurance becomes embedded, value shifts from the brand to the efficiency of the technical connection. The danger is becoming so invisible that your proposition becomes a commodity without authority before the corporate client. If your narrative doesn't explain how your technology protects a company's balance sheet, you suffer narrative technical debt. This opacity generates misunderstanding latency that the market interprets as a lack of operational solvency.
We secure your narrative solvency
Problem 01

The danger of technical irrelevance

By operating in embedded mode, you risk becoming transparent and turning into a commodity. If your technical value is invisible, you lose authority and negotiating power before the corporate client.
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Problem 02

Perception of operational fragility

The lack of narrative clarity translates into supposed lack of solvency. If the market doesn't understand how you protect their balance sheet, it will interpret your opacity as an inability to manage risks.
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Problem 03

Latency in risk delegation

A dense narrative generates distrust and slows adoption. For companies to dare to delegate their security to you, your infrastructure must be as legible as your underwriting models.
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VALIDATE
Our approach

Cartographers of the digital relief.

At Soluble, we project your engineering rigor onto the market relief. We refactor your narrative so the precision of your parametric insurance and the invisibility of your APIs stop being noise and become coordinates of trust.

We apply Lossless Compression so your complexity is legible without losing the technical depth that makes you solvent. We replace aesthetics with verifiable Proof of Work, transforming your brand into the trust infrastructure the market needs to delegate its risk to you.
We project the precision of your engineering onto the market.
PROOF OF WORK

Validation of our approach.

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Moment

Where you are will determine what you need.

Not every stage of a company requires the same level of narrative sophistication. The moment arrives when the brand stops being a companion and starts being the bottleneck of growth.

If you're at a point where you need narrative clarity to validate your product and gather real feedback.

Validate
Validate

If you're at a point where growth demands infrastructure to support your technical complexity.

Scaling
Scaling

If you're at a point where you're expanding into new markets and your brand system needs to be flexible without losing authority.

Expand
Expand

If you're at a point where it's time to solidify your system and achieve the level of rigor your journey now demands.

Consolidate
Consolidate

If you're at a point where your model is evolving and the brand needs a strategic refactoring.

Transform
Transform

If you're at a point where your brand needs to be an operational tool that reduces internal latencies.

Operations
Operations

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Faqs

Common questions, clear answers

What sets Soluble apart from a traditional advertising agency?

Unlike a traditional agency focused on campaigns, we see the brand as an asset that's born from internal reality and projects onto the product.

We act as a strategic partner for B2B Tech companies, helping them gain coherence and scalability, always focused on medium and long-term business goals.

The brand isn't something added at the end, but the operating system on which your company grows and which gives coherence to subsequent campaigns.

What level of involvement is required from the executive team (C-level)?

The involvement of the executive team is high and necessary, because we are not choosing colors, but defining and validating business strategy.

Strategic branding involves key decisions that only the company's leaders can make. It doesn't require constant time dedication, but active participation at critical moments of the process. This way, we ensure the brand is fully aligned with the company's ambition.

Without that C-level commitment, the project can stay on the surface and not align with either internal culture or the market.

How long does a complete new-brand project usually take?

The first three phases — audit, strategy and identity — usually take between 2 and 4 months, depending on the complexity of the project and the availability of your team.

The fourth phase, activation, varies according to needs. It can last a few weeks in parallel to identity, extend a month or more if it includes website development, or become a continuous collaboration to manage the brand as a long-term strategic asset.

How does the brand help improve recruitment and retention of technical talent?

In a market where technical talent is in high demand, the brand acts as an Employee Value Proposition that allows the best profiles to identify with the project beyond salary.

A brand with a clear culture and an authentic purpose reduces friction in recruitment, because it acts as a natural filter: it attracts those who share your values and pushes away those who don't fit.

Beyond that, the brand not only facilitates hiring, but reinforces the sense of belonging and helps retain talent, turning culture into an asset that protects the company's critical knowledge.

Do you work with seed-stage startups or only with more mature companies?

It depends.

Although our value multiplies in companies that have already validated their model, we also work with seed-stage startups that have an ambitious vision and need solid foundations before their first big round.

The key criterion is not the maturity of the company, but of the challenge: we collaborate with teams that understand the brand as a strategic lever, not as a decorative element.

If your startup, even an early one, already thinks in terms of culture, scalability and long-term positioning, we can help you build a base that allows you to grow without friction.

What sectors do you have experience in?

Our experience is focused on the B2B Tech ecosystem and high-growth startups, collaborating with leaders in verticals like Fintech, SaaS, Healthtech, Proptech and HR Tech.

More than a specific sector, we specialize in solving challenges for companies where technology, talent and scalability are the core of the business.

Our methodology is designed to simplify complexity and build solid brands in environments where strategic differentiation and internal culture are key.

Can we hire only the visual identity without going through the strategy phase?

At Soluble we don't see visual identity as an isolated decorative element, but as the materialization of a clear business strategy.

That's why we don't do purely aesthetic projects: if design doesn't come from a defined purpose and positioning, it loses coherence and isn't scalable in the long term.

If you already have a solid and documented strategic base, our starting point will be auditing it and going deeper to ensure that the identity we build is a tool for real growth, not just a superficial image change.

What's the first step to start working with the Soluble team?

The first step is a session to understand your starting point and needs.

We don't send proposals without first understanding the depth of your challenge, so we begin with an honest conversation about your business moment, the goals of the next stage and the problems the brand needs to solve today.

In that first encounter we aim to determine whether there's a strategic and cultural fit. From there, we put together a personalized proposal that defines not only the phases of the work, but also how we'll integrate into your daily operations to ensure real impact on the scalability of the business.

Want us to schedule that session to go deeper into your case? Let's talk.

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