TRiMRisk is a risk management platform that helps businesses put prevention technology in place and verify it. TRiMPay is a service-contract benefit included with eligible paid TRiMRisk plans, and it is not insurance. StudioGuard is a Stuckey & Company professional liability program.
TRiM is a cloud-based, AI-enabled risk management platform founded by Dwight Stuckey of Stuckey & Company. Its positioning is "AI-enabled Risk Management with a Human Service," and its core idea is simple: insurance is reactive, and TRiM makes it proactive.
Businesses get subscription access to vetted tools for cybersecurity, physical security and IoT, auto and fleet telematics, worker safety, and smart operations. TRiM verifies that the technology is installed, connected, monitored, and engaged, and a human service team supports the business along the way.
Yes. Plans vary by risk category and by the size of the business. Check the current plan details or ask your agent which level fits your business.
TRiMRisk is not an insurance policy. It does not decide whether a claim is covered, and it does not set eligibility, terms, or price. Those decisions stay with the carrier.
TRiMPay, "Prevention That Pays," is a service-contract benefit included with eligible paid TRiMRisk plans. It is not insurance and is not underwritten by an insurance carrier.
Every TRiMPay benefit is subject to the service contract's eligibility rules, limits, exclusions, and terms. Benefit amounts vary by plan and are shown in current plan details. Before counting on a benefit, read the current service contract and ask your agent or the TRiM team how it applies to your plan and equipment.
StudioGuard is a professional liability program from Stuckey & Company. It is in controlled build. It is not available to buy, and it cannot be quoted today. When StudioGuard is available, eligibility, coverage, and terms will depend on the carrier, the applicant, and underwriting.
Each one has a different job:
One does not automatically change another. Using TRiMRisk does not change the terms of an insurance policy. A TRiMPay benefit is not an insurance payment. And StudioGuard, once available, will be governed by its own policy terms.
Clear roles keep a prevention tool from sounding like insurance, keep a service-contract benefit from sounding automatic, and keep documented controls from sounding like a promise of claim payment or lower premiums. Any savings, discounts, or changes in eligibility depend on the carrier, the business, and underwriting.
Use the three-part explanation above, then send product-specific questions to your Stuckey & Company contact or the TRiM team.
No. TRiMPay is included with eligible paid plans. The free Connect option for businesses already running UniFi or Coro does not include TRiMPay. Check the current plan details.
No. TRiMPay is a service-contract benefit. It is not insurance and is not underwritten by an insurance carrier.
Not on its own. Any change in coverage, eligibility, or price is up to the carrier, based on the business and underwriting.
No. TRiMPay benefits follow the service contract's eligibility, limits, and terms. Insurance outcomes depend on the carrier and the policy.
TRiMRisk, TRiMPay: https://trimrisk.services/trimpay
TRiMRisk, Legal Disclaimer: https://trimrisk.services/legal-disclaimer