
Hedge the headlines.
Brier finds the events that could cost your business money, shows what each would cost you, and offers protection that pays if it happens.
- Gulf hurricane seasonJun–Nov 202712–22%Our estimate
- West Coast port strikebefore Jul 1, 20274–8%Our estimate
- China tariff of 20%+by Jan 1, 202746–54%Quoted live
Named after the Brier score, used since 1950 to grade probability forecasts.
Brier is event protection for businesses.
A tariff, a strike or a storm can cost a business months of cash. Brier finds the events that could hit yours, shows the best way to hedge each one, and keeps watch after you’re covered.

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We find the risk.
Give Brier your company and website. Brier’s AI reads how your business works, researches your industry and the public record, and maps what you depend on: suppliers, ports, seasons, customers, policy. From that it drafts the specific events that would cost you money, each tied to a source you can open.

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We show the best way to hedge it.
Then Brier’s mathematical models do what looking up prices yourself can’t: for each event they set a clear trigger, work out how likely it is from years of real records, and estimate what it would cost you as a range, with every assumption shown. We grade every forecast against what actually happened.

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We watch it with you.
Once you’re covered, we track the event and what your protection is worth to your business, and tell you when the chance moves.
Numbers you can check.
Every figure Brier shows says where it came from.
Named after the Brier score, the standard way to grade a forecast against what actually happened.
Sources, not assertions.
Every claim cites public information. Where Brier estimates, it says so and shows how.
Your hedges, your call.
Every hedge sits on one dashboard: what it covers, what it pays and where it stands. Nothing is placed without your go-ahead.
Every fee upfront.
One all-in price with every fee included. Nothing is added later.
Disruption happens. Get paid when it does.
Questions about a risk to your business? We’d like to hear about it.
