Slice Labs
Slice Labs is a New York-based insurtech company that operates as an insurance-as-a-service cloud platform provider. Founded in 2015 and publicly launched in 2016, Slice originally offered on-demand insurance products for the sharing economy (homeshare, rideshare, cyber) and then pivoted to offering its underlying digital insurer stack — branded Insurance Cloud Services (ICS) — to other carriers, MGAs, and brands. The ICS platform packages pricing, rating, licensing, real-time and automated underwriting, policy servicing, claims, and capacity into a cloud-hosted, API-embeddable subscription. The company's modern product surface focuses on 100% digital small-business insurance distributed through agents and partners (currently Contractors General Liability, with Commercial Real Estate and Excess Casualty announced as coming soon) on top of Slice Mind, an AI/ML, behavioral-science, and LLM-driven intelligence layer. Slice Labs publicly markets its platform as "fully embeddable via API," but the developer portal, OpenAPI specs, SDKs, and endpoint reference are not exposed on the open web — integration is gated behind a B2B carrier/partner relationship. The official GitHub organization (github.com/slicelabs) exists but is archived with zero public repositories, and there is no public developer.slice domain serving documentation. As a result this profile captures the company, product, and platform surface only; no OpenAPI, AsyncAPI, JSON Schema, Naftiko capability, plan, rate-limit, or FinOps artifact is generated here because none of the underlying contracts are publicly observable.
Slice Labs is profiled on the APIs.io network. Tagged areas include Insurance, Insurtech, Insurance As A Service, Insurance Cloud Services, and On Demand Insurance.
Slice Labs’ developer surface includes engineering blog, GitHub presence, and 9 more developer resources.
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