About
The index of insurance technology
Insurance runs on technology that is strangely hard to find. There are hundreds of APIs, platforms and now MCP servers across dozens of markets, but no single place that lists them all. Discovery happens through conferences, cold emails and whoever your consultant happens to know. Good vendors stay invisible outside their home market. Buyers rebuild the same shortlists from scratch, every time.
Bindex exists to fix that. One index: every insurance API, MCP server, company, event and research paper we can find, in every market, structured the same way, with every fact carrying its source and its date.
Who it's for
Builders and buyers. Architects, product managers and innovation teams shortlisting capabilities. Search by market, line of business, value-chain stage or integration surface. See what's actually available in Indonesia or Ohio, what's instant versus what takes days, and who has public docs before the first sales call.
The companies listed. If you build technology for insurance, your buyers are here. Claim your listing, keep the record accurate, publish your news to the feed and the weekly digest. Listing is free and always will be, because a complete index is the whole point.
People who follow the industry. Analysts, investors, journalists and operators who need to keep up. The wire covers what changed this week. The digest lands every Tuesday. The annual report and the live counters (like our tracker of insurance MCP servers) are numbers you can cite.
What Bindex is, and isn't
Bindex is a reference, in the tradition of registries and indexes rather than review sites. We list capabilities and label where each fact came from: claimed by the company, or compiled from public sources, with freshness dates. We don't score vendors, rank them, or review them, and paid placements are always labeled. The full rules are on one page: How Bindex works.
The story so far
Bindex started in 2026 with a simple observation: the industry got serious about APIs a decade ago and is getting serious about AI agents right now, yet nobody kept the map. We built the map. Today it covers 471 capabilities from 450 companies across 39 countries, a global events directory, a research library, and the industry's first tracker of insurance MCP servers, available on the web, through our API, and to AI agents through our own MCP server.
Bindex is independent and founder-run, headquartered in Singapore, global by design.