Incorpify AI, the Dubai-based AI platform focused on company incorporation, structuring, and compliance, has announced a strategic partnership with YallaCompare to expand client access to insurance solutions across the GCC.
Founded just 11 months ago by the Italian Forbes U30 honoree Luca Rubino and the German Kai Schilhauer, Incorpify AI has scaled at an unusually rapid pace for the region’s business services sector. In under a year, the company has completed its first acquisition, expanded operations into the United States, and begun assembling a broader ecosystem of partners aimed at simplifying how companies operate across jurisdictions.
The partnership with YallaCompare enables Incorpify AI clients, both companies and individuals, to access insurance across key categories including health, business, motor, home, and travel. The collaboration is strictly focused on the GCC, where insurance is both mandatory and operationally complex for founders and growing businesses.
Rather than positioning itself as a traditional incorporation provider, Incorpify AI is building a one stop platform for business services, using AI to orchestrate access to essential requirements through a curated partner network. The company describes the approach as applying a super app model to business infrastructure, bringing incorporation, compliance, and operational services under a single digital layer.
The strategy aligns with broader market tailwinds. The GCC artificial intelligence market is projected to reach USD 22.4 billion by 2033, while the Middle East InsurTech market, valued at USD 12.09 billion in 2025, is expected to grow to USD 18.23 billion by 2030, driven by mandatory insurance programs and accelerating digital adoption.
“YallaCompare brings deep insurance market expertise and technology led comparison capabilities, enabling our clients to efficiently secure coverage from leading providers across the GCC,” said Luca Rubino, CEO of Incorpify AI. “This partnership is part of a wider rollout of integrations that move us closer to a unified operating platform for business owners.”
Luke Craven, Chief Commercial Officer at YallaCompare, said the partnership reflects how expectations are shifting. “Incorpify AI works with a highly sophisticated client base. Together, we are delivering insurance in a way that is fast, informed, and frictionless.”
While the YallaCompare partnership applies only to the GCC, Incorpify AI plans to replicate its one stop shop model in the United States, rolling out similar partnerships across different service verticals. The goal, the company says, is to become the default platform businesses turn to for managing everything from formation to ongoing operations, powered by AI and designed for scale.
