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Thrisk Insure: a specialist insurance website, built in a week

Thrisk works with offshore, defence, space and other hard-to-place sectors. Here is what we built, why, and what it did.

The Thrisk Insure homepage today: “Insurance for the risks others won’t write.” over a launch pad at dusk, with WorkCover and Careers in the menu and a Contact Us button
The same homepage on a phone
Client
Thrisk Pty Ltd
Field
Specialist insurance and risk advice, AFSL 341 546
Built
In a week
Live since
May 2026
Team
Michael Glasser and Luke Bonnici
Published
8 November 2026

Thrisk specialises in the work standard policies get wrong.

Thrisk is a specialist broker and risk adviser. Its clients run oil and gas sites, offshore and subsea work, defence and space programs, tunnels, drones and robots. Conventional insurance tends to misread that work, so they pay too much, or wait too long for cover while a tender or a mobilisation stalls.

Thrisk’s edge is not more quotes. It presents each risk accurately, so insurers can classify it and price it properly. The website had to make that case in seconds, then do four jobs:

  • Say plainly what Thrisk does that other brokers won’t.
  • Carry the licence and the Financial Services Guide where they count.
  • Turn a visit into an enquiry Thrisk can act on straight away.
  • Recruit senior brokers to a model where they share in the value they create.

It is the kind of brief our websites for insurance brokers are built around.

Four decisions that did the work.

  1. Say who it’s for in the headline.

    The headline is Thrisk’s position in seven words: “Insurance for the risks others won’t write.” Behind it runs footage of the industries Thrisk works with. A buyer from an offshore contractor knows in a second they are in the right place.

  2. Put the licence beside the button.

    The licence statement sits beside the “Talk to Thrisk” button, right under the four services, and again at the foot of every page, with the Financial Services Guide a click away. In insurance the licence is a reason to enquire, so it sits where the decision is made.

  3. Let the form sort the enquiry.

    Every enquiry form asks what advice the visitor is after. The choices follow the page: the four services on the homepage, reclassification and The Care Network on the WorkCover page, each line of cover on the NDT page. Enquiries arrive already sorted. A hidden field catches spam, so nobody has to solve a puzzle to get in touch.

  4. Answer the questions buyers ask, in a format machines can read.

    The homepage and the NDT page close on short answers, from Predominant Activity tests to day-rate billing. Structured data describes the business, its services and those answers, so search engines and AI assistants can take Thrisk’s answers in Thrisk’s words.

The Thrisk enquiry form: “Seeking advice on (select 1 or more)” with four choices: claims, injury and WorkCover support; WorkCover premium reductions; contract reviews and insurance certificates; specialist insurance for complex sectors
The enquiry form on the homepage. The visitor picks the advice they need before they write a word.

We kept building after launch.

Thrisk kept moving, and the site kept pace: new pages, new forms and, in David’s words, “a lot of changes since launch (and I mean a lot)”.

  1. May 2026

    Live.

  2. By July 2026

    A page for non-destructive testing companies, the first industry with a page of its own.

  3. By September 2026

    A WorkCover page built around two levers, linking out to The Care Network, and a careers page that takes applications with a CV.

What it did, in David’s words.

Within the first five months of launching, we’ve already had high-quality clients submitting quote enquiries and great candidates applying to work with us directly through the websites, which has been a fantastic result.

David ClarkManaging Director, Thrisk Insure

David wrote this about three of the sites we built for his businesses: Thrisk Insure, Supercar Insurance and The K Network, a separate business of his. Thrisk’s enquiry numbers are Thrisk’s, so we don’t publish them.

Thrisk isn’t a one-off. We built Supercar Insurance, its Mercedes-AMG G63 line and The Care Network, Thrisk’s employee-care product, the same way: briefed on a Monday, live within the week.

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