“So, we came up with this type of coverage: indemnity insurance. This product is designed for a very large segment of the population that has never been insured and is a blue ocean that no one has managed to take, ”added the 36-year-old manager.
How does it operate?
The company operates under a freemium model, something that people are already familiar with, although not in the field of insurance, since that is how platforms such as Spotify operate. Whoever has the ability to pay for insurance gives protection to eight other people, the manager details.
A person can choose between the essential plan of 139 pesos per month and the pro plan of 400 pesos per month and with that free spaces are freed so that those who cannot pay for insurance have access to it and receive compensation in case of hospitalization, fractures, serious illnesses and accidental death.
If the demand for free insurance is great, a waiting list will have to be made and as new insurances are contracted, new spaces will continue to be released, explained Diego Muradás.
People will be able to register on the company’s website and must bear in mind that their free insurance will last as long as the client remains paying for their own policy.
In Mexico, only 9% of the population has health insurance, according to figures from the Mexican Association of Insurance Institutions (AMIS).
“A medical emergency can be overwhelming, from a financial point of view. For us, what was important was to solve the systemic problem of not being insured and its implications. Financially, what we did is build insurance that is accessible and, from the business, allows us to be paying the insurance of people who do not have the capacity, “said Muradás.
“What is Zenda.la’s secret recipe? Build a volume model. We are betting you to generate a lot of volume. So, we do not seek to generate a large profit from each person, but a small profit, but when we generate a lot of volume, the company can be very profitable, ”said Muradás, who is an actuary and has a master’s degree in Applied Mathematics.
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