The round was led by Eclipse, alongside previous investors Inspired Capital, Lowercarbon Capital, and Equal Ventures. Since its launch just over a year ago, Stand has grown rapidly, underwriting $1 billion in insured value in its first market, wildfire-exposed California.

Stand's approach to insurance is rooted in resilience. By linking coverage to mitigation upgrades, such as hardening homes against wind, fire, and flood, Stand helps homeowners reduce their risk while lowering costs over time. Stand's underwriting is informed by physics-based models, first applied to wildfire and now extended to wind, offering a more precise view and clear assessment of how structures withstand extreme weather events.