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Is your legacy stack "leaking" revenue? Exploring the ROI of Modern Insurance Platforms

The global insurance software market is projected to hit $15.03 Billion in 2026. Yet many firms still lose 15-20% of their potential revenue to manual underwriting errors and slow claims processing.

We’ve been looking at how custom middleware and AI-driven automation aren't just 'IT costs' anymore, they are direct revenue drivers. For example, reducing claim cycle times by even 10% can significantly improve retention and lifetime value (LTV).

I recently came across some interesting case studies on Insurance Software Development companies that highlight how modular architecture allows for faster product launches (GTM).

Question for the group: Where are you seeing the biggest 'revenue leak' in your current workflow? Is it in customer acquisition costs (CAC) or operational overhead?