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We are Australasia’s leading team of intangible asset risk and insurance advisors.

How we help

Our mission is to create the most seamless and intuitive experience for quantifying, purchasing and administering intangible asset insurance for your company.

At Amplisure, our team of patent attorneys and intellectual property (IP) risk specialists have a deep understanding of IP, which has allowed us to grow into a leading risk management team.

Our tailored and exclusive insurance packages have been sourced from leading underwriting agencies across the globe.

Amplisure is an independent company and does not provide IP filing or legal services. We only work for you.

Who we work with

Inventors, SMEs, Multinationals

We work hard to provide the best insurance for your intangible assets. As Australasia’s only dedicated IP insurance broker firm, our volume and in-depth analysis of IP allows us to identify premiums as low as $5,000 per year.

Professional Firms

We partner with professional service firms and their clients to promote IP insurance solutions. By brokering cost-effective insurance products for your clients, we help firms to realise better and more reliable returns. We help boost your competitive edge by giving you a strong point of difference. We can work with you, behind you, or as your agent.

Are you a law firm? Most of our insurance policies allow your law firm to represent your client, providing peace of mind and continuity of service.

Brokers

Amplisure isn’t like other outfits – we’re IP specialists. Our market-leading expertise gives you peace of mind that your clients are getting the best IP insurance product available in the market. If you partner with us, we promise competitive commissions and rapid quoting. Also – there’s no upfront costs or membership fees.

Amplisure’s point of difference is our IP experts that provide a unique and independent perspective on intangible assets and can offer your clients a quality package. But don’t worry, we won’t step on your toes – we sit with you, behind you or as your representative agent.

Why IP insurance

IP insurance policies can be tailored to suit your needs, but generally, they will cover costs for enforcing your rights against infringers or defending infringement claims made against you.

IP insurance plays a strategic role as a risk transfer mechanism by shifting risk off your balance sheet. It also brings strong commercial benefits such as acting as a critical negotiation tool in licensing or joint venture deals. Our reports and cover provide further confidence for investors or third parties.

A common misconception is that insurance for IP is expensive. As Australia’s only dedicated IP insurance broker firm, we work for you. Our volume and in-depth analysis of IP allows us to identify premiums as low as $5,000 per year.

The pillars of protection

Defend your intangible assets

Cover your costs in the case of other organisations bringing a claim against you. This includes legal costs, damages, product recall costs, and counterclaims.

Enforce your rights

Cover for expenses defending your IP, this includes adverse and assertion costs, as well as counterclaims.

Loss of IP rights

Monetary payment if you lose IP rights due to invalidation or an injunction imposed against you.

Contractual Indemnities

Monetary payment for the loss of income incurred from contractual termination.

Managing intangible asset risk has never been more important.

Latest News

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