Launch · Financial Services

ACKO launches DriveCam, Clinic and AirPass

By Startup Enthusiast · 1 October 2026

What they do

ACKO is a direct-to-consumer insurer that sells without agents, with ₹2,837 crore operating revenue in FY25 and a 99.4% motor claim settlement ratio

It introduced three products meant to step in before a loss: a bundled dashcam, a members-only clinic and a flight-delay plan

AirPass pays ₹1,500 for delays beyond 90 minutes, and the single clinic in Bengaluru's Koramangala is opening soon

DriveCam is a dashcam bundled with select car policies.
Footage stays on the customer's device unless they allow access.
ACKO Clinic is a members-only preventive health centre in Koramangala, Bengaluru.
AirPass is a yearly plan for domestic flyers with automatic payouts.
It pays ₹1,500 for delays beyond 90 minutes and up to ₹3,000 in rebooking discounts.

ACKO sells car, bike, health, life and travel insurance straight to customers, mostly through its app and website.
Buyers are individual consumers in India, plus businesses that want cover without going through an agent.
It earns money from premiums (the price customers pay for a policy), and it cuts out agent commission to keep prices lower.
Two group companies, ACKO General Insurance and ACKO Life Insurance, sit under one holding company.
Its apps are rated 4.6 on Play Store and 4.8 on App Store, and travel cover reaches 150+ countries.
The company is based in Bengaluru, and its main market is India.