AI-native brokerage

AI saves brokers time on busywork. Licensed brokers work to lower your fleet's premiums.

Start 24/7. Human support daily.

Built with fleet owners & specialist brokers.

Broker partnerArcadiaInsurance Agency
Broker partnerBarefoot One
Built from experience30 vehiclesOur founder-operated rental fleet
Current pilot activity10+ fleet ownersIn active intake

Applications reviewed on a rolling basis.

Built from experience
A 30-vehicle fleet
Fleet specialties
DOT trucking + vehicle rental
What we do
Licensed brokerage + AI workflow
Rental Fleet Insurance Guide: what to prepare before requesting a quote.
One account, always current
  1. Connect
  2. Submit
  3. Service
  4. Renew
  5. Support a loss

01 / The problem

Fleet insurance still runs on reconstruction.

A small account can require the same schedules, loss runs, applications, operating details, and follow-up as a much larger fleet. Owners rebuild the operation for placement, then rebuild it again at renewal or after a loss.

Illustration of insurance forms, vehicle records, and a spreadsheet in a small rental-fleet office
Illustrative scene. No customer records shown.

Our customer discovery

Insights from conversations with fleet owners and brokers

Small fleets. Full-size paperwork.

Collecting records, checking details, and chasing missing information take time away from serving the fleet.

Source: Indem founder-led interviews and outreach.

At placement and renewal

Reconstruct the risk

  • Vehicle, driver, and ownership schedules
  • DOT authority or rental operating model
  • Radius, cargo, territory, and vehicle use
  • Current coverage and loss history
During the policy term

Reconstruct every change

  • Vehicle and driver additions
  • Certificates, filings, and endorsements
  • Trip, rental, repair, and loss evidence
  • Emails, portals, and carrier follow-ups

02 / The product

A commercial auto brokerage built for trucking and rental fleets.

A licensed insurance broker works on your case from start to finish, including recommendations, quotes, placement, and binding. Indem's AI works quietly in the background to reduce paperwork, prevent delays, and keep the process moving.

  1. 01

    Tell us how your fleet operates

    Share your vehicles, drivers, DOT or rental operations, territory, current policy, and loss history.

  2. 02

    Prepare a complete submission

    We organize the information, identify missing items, and prepare it for underwriting review.

  3. 03

    Work with available insurance markets

    Licensed professionals review available options and handle recommendations, quoting, placement, and binding.

  4. 04

    Service and renew the account

    Keep vehicle changes, renewal records, and loss-support information organized throughout the policy lifecycle.

Illustrative fleet account
Vehicle UW-014
Vehicle stateReady
Records18 linked
Open items2
Submission queueCurrent
Vehicle schedule14 records verifiedReady
Loss historyTwo details requestedReview
Market submissionLicensed approval requiredQueued

DOT trucking

Built around the records motor carriers already manage.

Indem organizes operating authority, vehicle and driver schedules, loss runs, current coverage, cargo, and radius details before a licensed broker approaches available markets.

A fleet owner and repair estimator reviewing evidence beside a damaged rental vehicle
Evidence begins before the loss.

03 / Continuity

Keep the account ready between renewals.

Trucks and rental vehicles move through driver changes, trips, maintenance, certificates, repairs, and losses. Indem preserves those changes so the next request does not begin with a blank folder.

Structured intake from the records each fleet already has
Persistent carrier, policy, and repair follow-up
Licensed review for regulated actions

04 / Customer outcome

Coverage placed, serviced, and renewed.

The exact program depends on the fleet, state, authority, cargo or rental activity, usage, history, and carrier appetite. Indem coordinates available coverage without promising a price or policy before underwriting.

01

Commercial auto

Liability and physical-damage placement structured around how the vehicles are actually used.

02

Trucking coverages

Available cargo, trailer, non-trucking, and related options reviewed by licensed professionals.

03

Account service

Vehicle changes, certificates, evidence requests, and open requirements kept in one workflow.

04

Renewal and loss support

Current records organized for renewal, carriers, and appropriately licensed claims professionals.

A narrow wedge in a large economy

Start with trucking and vehicle rental. Build for commercial auto.

Indem starts with two fragmented fleet classes where specialist knowledge and complete operating records matter: DOT motor carriers and independent vehicle-rental businesses.

30
Vehicles in the first design environment
710K
FMCSA-regulated carriers with 10 or fewer power units in 2023
9,548
U.S. passenger-car rental employer establishments

Sources: FMCSA 2024 Pocket Guide, U.S. Census Bureau.

Initial operating class

DOT motor carriers and independent rental businesses.
From first vehicle to fleet scale.

We begin with owner-operators and small fleets managing insurance, compliance, repairs, and claims without an internal risk team.

Motor carriers operating under DOT authority
Owner-operators and growing trucking fleets
Independent and mixed-channel rental fleets
Vehicles, drivers, loss runs, and operating records

Invite-only fleet insurance pilot

Start by applying for the pilot.

Start your insurance request 24/7. Tell us about your fleet in about two minutes. Daily support, typically within 5 minutes when online.

Applications welcome from every U.S. stateCoverage availability varies by state, carrier appetite, and licensed partner authority.

Have VINs, policy documents, or driver's-license records ready? Start here, and we will contact you with a secure way to share them.

Applying does not guarantee acceptance, a quote, a lower price, coverage, placement, or binding. This is not an insurance application.