‘Having the online scheme functionality for brokers is a game changer,’ says managing director
Bspoke Group’s recently launched online portal, Bspoke Online, has completed its full digital rollout, attracting some 3,000 broker users in the process.

The group – a collection of multiclass niche and specialty MGAs – initially “soft launched” the platform across a subset of product lines in July of 2025, but today (23 April 2026) confirmed the success of a wide scale launch.
The firm said the quote-and-buy platform was designed specifically for brokers to “simplify and speed up trading and policy management”, allowing “full cycle fulfilment” across a range of products and services.
Since its launch, the platform has attracted nearly 3,000 registered users across its property owners occupied and unoccupied, tradesmen, mid net worth and high net worth business and golf offerings.
Commercial combined and leisure products are set to be introduced to the platform in the coming months.
Brokers can also access policy documentation, view reports and contact Bspoke underwriters through the platform, as well as access data through API connections.
’Game changer’
Wayne Tonge, managing director for commercial at Bspoke Group, said: “Having the online scheme functionality for brokers is a game changer.
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“Bspoke Online has been developed to make it quicker and easier for brokers to trade with us day to day, without losing the personal support and underwriting expertise that remain a core part of our proposition.
“The successful rollout of the platform marks an important step in how we continue to evolve our service for brokers. We’ve seen strong engagement already, with nearly 3,000 registered users and we’re pleased to be providing a digital solution that offers both efficiency and flexibility across a growing range of products.”

He graduated in 2017 from the University of Manchester with a degree in Geology. He spent the first part of his career working in consulting and tech, spending time at Citibank as a data analyst, before working as an analytics engineer with clients in the retail, technology, manufacturing and financial services sectors.View full Profile











































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