Top 10 US Title Insurance Companies

Stewart Title Guaranty Company is the 4th-largest US title insurer, generating $2.2B in 2024 revenue and holding an 8% market share. It operates in all 50 states and over 90 countries, with a particular strength in Texas and commercial transactions. Its digital platform, Stewart Now, handled over 400,000 closings in 2024—twice the volume of the typical mid-tier rival.

WFG National Title is the fastest-growing U.S. title underwriter, reaching $750 million in 2024 written premiums and a 4% market share just 14 years after its 2010 founding. Its WFG One digital platform integrates title, escrow, and closing workflows, reducing average closing times from 45 to 22 days for partner lenders—a 51% improvement.

Doma went public via SPAC in 2021 with a mission to disrupt title insurance through machine learning, reducing title searches from days to seconds. By 2024, it processed $40 billion in real estate transactions on its platform, though its written premiums likely trail WFG National Title's $750 million.

Investors Title Company, based in Chapel Hill, NC, has operated for over 50 years with $300 million in 2024 written premiums, focusing on the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic, where North Carolina accounts for 40% of volume. By comparison, WFG National Title's loss ratio is not publicly disclosed but likely higher due to its rapid growth.

Qualia is a SaaS title and escrow platform used by over 1,000 title agencies and underwriters, processing $500 billion+ in real estate transactions in 2024—12.5 times the transaction volume of Doma's $40 billion. Though not a direct underwriter, Qualia's technology powers 15% of U.S. closings and has raised $230 million in funding, fundamentally reshaping how title insurance is delivered. A typical Qualia user reports 30% faster closings compared to the industry average.

North American Title Group (NATG) commands a unique advantage as the title insurance arm of Lennar Corporation, the nation's #1 homebuilder, giving it exclusive access to a massive captive pipeline of new-home transactions. In 2024, NATG processed over 85,000 builder-direct closings worth $35 billion, a volume that insulates it from mortgage market volatility better than any independent agency, including #10 AmTrust Title. This vertical integration allows NATG to maintain steady revenue even when refinancing activity drops by 40% industry-wide, as 95% of its closings stem from Lennar's developments. For homebuyers, this means faster issuance of lender's policies—averaging 3 business days versus the sector average of 14—because the digital land data is pre-populated from Lennar's construction timelines. The company also guarantees a 15% premium discount when bundled with Lennar mortgages, a price advantage that undercuts the typical rival by $200 on a $300,000 home.

With 2024 premiums exceeding $200 million, it captured 4% of the national market despite being the only specialized commercial provider here. Its turnaround slashes the industry standard of 12 business days by 83%, saving developers $15,000 in daily construction loan interest on a $10 million project. For lenders, this reduces due diligence costs by $8,000 per closing, backed by a 98% claims-free record among its 1,200 active policies.