
Alan
Founded Year
2016Stage
Series F | AliveTotal Raised
$749.27MValuation
$0000Last Raised
$193.17M | 1 yr agoRevenue
$0000Mosaic Score The Mosaic Score is an algorithm that measures the overall financial health and market potential of private companies.
-26 points in the past 30 days
About Alan
Alan provides health insurance services and preventive health solutions within the healthcare industry. It offers health insurance plans, a healthcare system navigation tool through Alan Clinic, and mental well-being support with Alan Mind, designed to improve the health and productivity of individuals and corporate employees. It primarily serves diverse sectors, including tech startups, hospitality, the public sector, retail, and industrial businesses. It was founded in 2016 and is based in Paris, France.
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ESPs containing Alan
The ESP matrix leverages data and analyst insight to identify and rank leading companies in a given technology landscape.
The digital health insurance providers market refers to insurtech companies that provide private health insurance plans. Companies in this market often focus on providing distinguished value propositions — like telehealth and preventative care services, direct pay capabilities, or member navigation apps. Digital health insurance providers go beyond just the insurance sales process, and some of the…
Alan named as Highflier among 13 other companies, including Collective Health, Oscar, and Acko.
Alan's Products & Differentiators
Alan Insurance
Industry defining health insurance for employees of our customers
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Research containing Alan
Get data-driven expert analysis from the CB Insights Intelligence Unit.
CB Insights Intelligence Analysts have mentioned Alan in 5 CB Insights research briefs, most recently on Nov 3, 2025.

Nov 3, 2025 report
Tech IPO Pipeline 2026: Book of Scouting Reports
Oct 16, 2025 report
Insurtech 50: The most promising insurtech startups of 2025
Mar 12, 2025
Our 6 predictions for the insurance space in 2025
Nov 14, 2024 report
State of Insurtech Q3’24 Report
Oct 17, 2024 report
State of Digital Health Q3’24 ReportExpert Collections containing Alan
Expert Collections are analyst-curated lists that highlight the companies you need to know in the most important technology spaces.
Alan is included in 11 Expert Collections, including HR Tech.
HR Tech
6,137 items
The HR tech collection includes software vendors that enable companies to develop, hire, manage, and pay their workforces. Focus areas include benefits, compensation, engagement, EORs & PEOs, HRIS & HRMS, learning & development, payroll, talent acquisition, and talent management.
Unicorns- Billion Dollar Startups
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Fintech 100
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250 of the most promising private companies applying a mix of software and technology to transform the financial services industry.
Insurtech
3,403 items
Companies and startups that use technology to improve core and ancillary insurance operations. Companies in this collection are creating new product architectures, improving underwriting models, accelerating claims and creating a better customer experience
Digital Health 50
300 items
The most promising digital health startups transforming the healthcare industry
Future Unicorns 2019
50 items
Alan Patents
Alan has filed 27 patents.
The 3 most popular patent topics include:
- archery
- bows (archery)
- submarine power cables

Application Date | Grant Date | Title | Related Topics | Status |
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11/10/2022 | 3/12/2024 | Archery, Bows (archery), Submarine power cables, Hunting equipment, Heraldic charges | Grant |
Application Date | 11/10/2022 |
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Grant Date | 3/12/2024 |
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Related Topics | Archery, Bows (archery), Submarine power cables, Hunting equipment, Heraldic charges |
Status | Grant |
Latest Alan News
Nov 11, 2025
Le client d’aujourd’hui n’est plus celui d’hier. Il compare, commente, zappe parfois en un clic. La fidélité, autrefois acquise par habitude ou proximité, devient une conquête permanente. En 2025, les entreprises ne se battent plus seulement pour vendre, mais pour rester choisies. La vraie question est simple : comment fidéliser sans fatiguer ? 1/ Une fidélité plus fragile, mais plus consciente Selon le Baromètre KPMG–OpinionWay 2025, 68 % des consommateurs français affirment avoir changé au moins une marque de référence au cours des douze derniers mois. Leur motivation ? Pas le prix, mais le sentiment d’être mieux compris ailleurs. Les nouvelles générations de clients, particulièrement les millennials et la génération Z , ne cherchent plus des marques, mais des relations. Ils veulent : des valeurs cohérentes, En clair : la fidélité ne s’achète plus, elle se mérite. 2/ L’IA, entre hyperpersonnalisation et risque de déconnexion Jamais les entreprises n’ont eu autant de données sur leurs clients. Grâce à l’intelligence artificielle, elles peuvent anticiper les besoins, personnaliser les offres, ajuster le ton d’un e-mail ou le moment d’une relance. Mais en 2025, l’enjeu n’est plus de savoir si on utilise l’IA, mais comment. Une étude Salesforce 2025 révèle que 73 % des consommateurs veulent que les marques utilisent l’IA uniquement si cela améliore réellement l’expérience humaine. Autrement dit : la technologie doit amplifier la relation, pas la remplacer. La fidélisation passe désormais par un équilibre subtil entre efficacité digitale et chaleur relationnelle. 3/ L’émotion, le vrai levier de la fidélité Les neurosciences du marketing le confirment : un client fidèle n’est pas celui qui est satisfait, mais celui qui est émotionnellement attaché à la marque. Selon le Harvard Business Review (2024), un consommateur “émotionnellement engagé” dépense deux fois plus et reste fidèle plus longtemps, même face à la concurrence. Or, l’émotion se construit dans les micro-expériences : un message d’après-vente personnalisé, un geste inattendu, Ces attentions créent une mémoire positive : le sentiment d’être vu, reconnu, respecté. 4/ Du parcours client à la relation continue Pendant des années, la fidélisation reposait sur des programmes de points, de réductions ou d’avantages exclusifs. En 2025, cette logique transactionnelle ne suffit plus. Les marques les plus performantes comme Decathlon, Back Market, ou Alan, repensent la fidélisation comme une conversation à long terme. Elles ne se contentent pas d’acheter la fidélité, elles l’entretiennent : en sollicitant les retours clients, en les impliquant dans la co-création de produits, en valorisant leur contribution à la marque. C’est ce que les experts appellent la “customer participation” : faire du client un acteur, pas un spectateur. 5/ Les 4 grands défis de la fidélisation en 2025 1. L’infobésité relationnelle Les consommateurs sont saturés de messages, newsletters et notifications. Chaque marque veut “rester en contact”, au point d’étouffer le lien. Clé de succès : préférer la qualité à la fréquence. Un message sincère et utile vaut mieux qu’un flot d’automatismes. 2. La cohérence de marque La confiance s’effrite dès que le client perçoit un décalage entre le discours et les actes. Une entreprise ne peut plus se dire “éthique” si elle traite mal ses fournisseurs, ou “humaine” avec un service client robotisé. Clé de succès : cultiver la cohérence. Chaque interaction doit incarner la promesse de la marque. 3. L’expérience omnicanale fluide Le client navigue entre boutique, site, réseaux sociaux, service client. S’il doit répéter trois fois la même demande, la confiance s’évapore. Clé de succès : unifier les canaux. Selon Zendesk 2025, 82 % des clients attendent une expérience fluide et connectée entre les points de contact. 4. L’attention à la post-vente La fidélité se joue souvent après l’achat. Un suivi humain, un message de remerciement ou un support réactif transforment un client ponctuel en ambassadeur durable. Clé de succès : considérer la relation post-achat comme le début de la fidélisation, pas sa fin. Exemple : comment une marque de cosmétiques a réinventé sa fidélité En 2024, la marque française Typology a revu entièrement son approche client. Plutôt que de multiplier les promos, elle a misé sur : des diagnostics de peau personnalisés par IA, des conseils gratuits via chat humain, des newsletters éducatives, pas commerciales. Résultat : un taux de réachat en hausse de 32 % en un an. Les clients se sentent accompagnés, pas sollicités. 6/ Fidéliser, c’est aussi prendre soin de la confiance En 2025, la confiance est la nouvelle monnaie du marché. Transparence, authenticité, réactivité : les clients n’exigent pas la perfection, mais la véracité. Une étude Edelman Trust Barometer (2025) indique que 79 % des consommateurs cessent d’acheter à une marque dès qu’ils perçoivent une incohérence éthique ou une communication trompeuse. Cela implique :
Alan Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
When was Alan founded?
Alan was founded in 2016.
Where is Alan's headquarters?
Alan's headquarters is located at 117 Quai de Valmy, Paris.
What is Alan's latest funding round?
Alan's latest funding round is Series F.
How much did Alan raise?
Alan raised a total of $749.27M.
Who are the investors of Alan?
Investors of Alan include Temasek, Coatue, Lakestar, Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan, Belfius Bank and 22 more.
Who are Alan's competitors?
Competitors of Alan include NeueHealth, Unmind, Next Insurance, Spectrum.Life, Digit Insurance and 7 more.
What products does Alan offer?
Alan's products include Alan Insurance and 3 more.
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