Lemonade Q3 2026 net loss widens 17% YoY to $43.7 million; Q3 2026 revenue jumps 73% YoY to $336.1 million

By Public Technologies
  • Lemonade’s Q3 2026 net loss widened 17% year over year to $43.7 million.
  • Revenue jumped 73% year over year to $336.1 million, driven by premium growth and reduced quota-share cession rates.
  • In force premium climbed 34% year over year to $1.55 billion, while customer count rose 23% to 3,520,555.
  • Renters insurance reached nationwide availability, while car insurance expanded to 14 states.
  • Q4 2026 revenue is forecast at $342 million–$346 million.


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