Someone steals your account. We go and get it back. If we can't, you get paid $25,000. Nothing to file and nobody to chase.
The first warranty for social media accounts. Available in all 50 states.
Pre-sale opens September 4 · Protection starts November 1, 2026 · Full refund if we're not live
A bakery, a restaurant, a Fortune 500, a chief executive, a creator with 600,000 subscribers and a wave of ordinary Instagram users. The only thing they had in common was an account somebody else wanted. Open any of them.
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Not one of them got a dollar from anybody. The platforms tried, the policies didn't apply, and there was no deadline by which anyone had to fix it. That is the entire reason this exists.
Getting locked out is an afternoon of frustration. Everything that comes after it is the part nobody thinks about until it's happening to them.
Your contacts see a message from you, so they open it. Clients, colleagues, family. The scam works precisely because it's your name on it, and you can't warn a single one of them from the account you no longer control.
Every post, DM and comment goes out under your face and your name, and screenshots outlive the recovery. People have lost clients, jobs and reputations over things an intruder typed.
Leads, client threads, and referrals all live in that account. It goes down and they go with it, and nobody tells you what you missed.
There's no number to call at Instagram or LinkedIn. You fill out a form and wait, with no case number and no owner. TransUnion puts the average first response at 10 to 15 days, and that's before anyone starts fixing it.
Almost everyone does. In four years of having this conversation, the most common reaction by far is that surely somebody pays for this already. Here's what people name, and what each one actually does.
Not one of them will get the account back, and not one of them owes you a dollar if it is gone for good. That is the entire reason this exists.
Connect every social you have. We watch all of them in real time, and if someone takes one, we go and get it back. If we can't, Cysurance pays you $25,000.
That's $8 a month, billed yearly
$299 at launch on November 1. You keep $99 for as long as you stay.
Reserve my founding spotCapped at the first 250 members or September 30, whichever comes first
The price goes up twice before protection even starts. Founding members keep $99 for as long as they stay, including every platform we add later.
Connect all of them. It costs no more, and the more we can see, the sooner we catch a takeover before it reaches the rest of your accounts. If any one of them is taken and we can't get it back, Cysurance pays you $5,000 at seven days and the remaining $20,000 at twenty-one. One recovery case paid per member, per year.
Just want to keep one account safe? Connect one account and we watch it in real time and tell you the moment something changes. If it's taken, you get one recovery a year, worked by us, and you can name someone to take over your account if something happens to you. No card, now or ever.
No second account, no $25,000 payment, and no identity protection. Those come with the warranty.
We're building toward your whole presence, not one account. Six are live at launch, including the platforms your money actually runs through, and the rest are on the way. Connect as many as you want, at no extra cost.
Live at launch Right behind it On the way Founding members get every one of them free as it ships.
You don't have to notice it, report it, or chase anybody. The only thing you ever did was connect the account.
Monitoring picks up the signals that mean someone else has control. You hear from us, usually before you've noticed anything.
A recovery case opens automatically and we go to work through the platforms' business channels. You don't file anything and you don't sit in a support queue.
Most of this would be out of your hands either way. The difference is somebody is actually on it, and you can see exactly where it stands.
If the account still isn't back on day seven, that's the first determination and Cysurance releases $5,000. We don't stop working it. If the account is still gone at day twenty-one, they release the remaining $20,000. Nothing for you to file either time, and nothing for you to prove.
You're reserving a founding place, not switching anything on. Here is exactly what happens between now and the day your accounts are protected, including the date by which you get every dollar back if we don't deliver.
You reserve your place at $99 and that price is yours for as long as you stay.
At 250 members or this date, whichever comes first. The price moves to $199.
Connect your accounts and watch monitoring run before protection begins.
Monitoring, recovery and the full $25,000 go live in all 50 states.
Not live by this date and every founding member is refunded in full. No forms.
Reserving costs nothing and holds your founding rate. From September 4, when you do pay, there is no small print version of this. Four lines, all of them ours to keep, and you can hold us to every one.
There is no small print version of this. Four lines, all of them ours to keep, and you can hold us to every one.
No. Sociable is a warranty, and what you hold is a service agreement with us. We monitor your socials and we handle the recovery. If we can't get the account back, Cysurance pays you fixed amounts on fixed dates. Cysurance is the cyber insurance company behind this warranty and it owes you that payment. The warranty is backed by Cysurance insurance programs and fully reinsured, so the money is there before you need it. You are not an insured and there is no process for you to work through.
Twice. Day seven is the first determination, and if the account isn't back by then Cysurance releases $5,000. We keep working the case. If it's still gone at day twenty-one, they release the remaining $20,000. You don't file anything either time, because we already have the record of what happened. The exact payment windows are set out in the member agreement, which you see before your plan activates.
All of them. There's no limit, and we'd rather you connect everything, because the more we can see the earlier we catch a takeover before it spreads. If any one is taken and we can't get it back, Cysurance pays you $5,000 at seven days and $20,000 at twenty-one. One recovery case paid per member per year.
Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube, Fourthwall and Whop are live at launch. TikTok is right behind them, and X, Threads, Snapchat, Pinterest, Twitch, Reddit, Discord, Substack and the rest of the creator payment platforms are in progress. Founding members get every one of them free as it ships, forever.
Three companies, and each one has a job. Cysurance stands behind the warranty and pays the claims, which is what makes the payment real rather than a promise from a startup. TransUnion's platform runs member servicing and the identity protection. CyberScout, a TransUnion company, handles identity remediation and dark web monitoring. Sociable builds the monitoring, runs the account recovery, and holds the service agreement with you. Available in all 50 states from launch.
Every plan includes $2M identity protection, dark web monitoring that tells you when your credentials show up somewhere they shouldn't, a VPN, and restoration specialists you can actually call if your identity gets misused. It's part of the warranty, not an upsell.
You name the person who takes over your accounts if you die. Platforms have almost no process for this, so accounts and any money sitting in them tend to just freeze, and families spend months getting nowhere. You name someone now, they accept, and we handle the handover. We call it succession.
Three things. Keep two-factor authentication switched on for any social you connect, since that's most of what stops a takeover in the first place. Keep the connection to Sociable active. And when we flag something, tell us whether it was you. If the connection to us drops, that account stops being eligible for payment until it is reconnected. Two-factor is a condition of the warranty rather than something we can see from our side, so keeping it on matters. Monitoring and recovery keep running the whole time. The member agreement says all of this plainly rather than hiding it in a clause.
There's a short activation window when you connect each social, so we can establish what normal looks like on that account before we start covering it. It's per account, so anything you add later carries its own. After that it's live. One thing to know: an account that was already compromised when you connected it isn't eligible for payment on that incident. We will still help you get it back.
Never. You authorize Sociable through each platform's own login screen, the same way you connect any other app. We hold a token you can revoke yourself at any time, from the platform, without going through us.
A suspension or terms-of-service action by the platform isn't a takeover and doesn't get you paid. Sociable is for the case where someone else takes control of an account that's in good standing.
Founding members pay $99 against a $299 launch price and keep that rate as long as they keep the plan, including every platform we add after launch. It closes at 250 members or September 30, whichever comes first. If we don't launch, you get every dollar back.
Nobody has built this before, so it is fair to want to know who is asking. Between us we have run insurance agencies, built cyber products at Marsh and Swiss Re, and shipped software for thirty years.
Seventeen years in insurance and three agencies he built from nothing and sold, at Allstate, Nationwide and Farmers. In October 2022 somebody close to him lost an account and never got it back, and when he went looking for what you buy to fix that, there was almost nothing on the market. He spent the next four years calling carriers, more than thirty of them, and every no came back the same way: it's new, there's no loss data, come back once somebody else has written it first. Cysurance became the first to say yes.
Thirty years building software, which started at IBM and Sprint and has run through a dozen startups since, most of them as the founding CTO. At Sociable he owns the monitoring engine, the recovery console and the platform integrations, and he has been building it since June 2024.
Six years as Senior Vice President at Swiss Re running P&C research and development, and before that innovation and ventures at Liberty Mutual. Named a Top 100 Data Innovator, holds patents in insurance and AI risk, and teaches at Northeastern and London Business School. MIT Sloan MBA.
Global Head of Cyber Risk Product at Marsh and Global Head of Cyber Solutions at Swiss Re, the two places cyber insurance actually gets designed. Now co-founder and CEO of ConfigRisk. Eight years in Air Force intelligence before that, and a Wharton masters in technology management.
Senior Vice President at NFP, an Aon company, working in program development and binding authority. Twelve years at Marsh where he started and ran the global transactional risk practice, then senior roles at Ryan Specialty, Ethos and One80 Intermediaries.
I've spent the last four years on this because the stories kept coming back the same way: it happens fast, nobody helps, and nobody pays. I'm collecting them properly now, for a podcast and for the record. You don't have to buy anything or come on the show.
Founding pricing closes at 250 members or September 30, whichever comes first. Lock your rate now and never pay more than you paid today.
No card today. You get one email when the pre-sale opens and one when protection starts. Nothing else, and nobody else gets this address.
Leave your email and we'll tell you before founding pricing closes on September 30. Or pick a plan above and lock your rate now.
Free monitoring on one account opens with the console on October 1. Leave your details and we'll email you once, when you can connect it.
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