Your business insurance was built for the business you used to have.
Answer a few questions about your business. A specialist calls you back to go over with you what your policy still covers — and what it no longer covers.
You don’t know your policy by heart? You’re far from the only one.
Your coverage amounts, your deductible, what’s included for your equipment or your space — it’s fine not to have that in your head. Start with what you know about your business: what you do, how many of you there are, where you work. The specialist can then tell you what information they need to look at your situation with you.
A specialist calls you back
One specialist, not five companies calling you at the same time.
Nothing forces you to switch
Your current policy may still be a good option for what you do.
Nothing to prepare
Start with what you know. The specialist will tell you the rest during the call.
Your business moved. Your policy stayed put.
You took it out when you were starting. Since then you’ve added equipment, hired someone, started delivering, or dropped a service you used to offer. The policy just got renewed as-is every year. It may still describe the business you had, not the one you have today.
A construction file doesn’t read like a restaurant file.
A specialist who sees businesses like yours every week knows what to ask. They know the gaps that keep coming up in your field, the coverage paid for twice, and the lines in the contract that no longer match what you do. That’s why we match you with one specialist, not five companies.
Comparing your business insurance is simpler than you think.
A few questions so the specialist can prepare your call.
Frequently asked questions
Do I have to switch insurers?
No. The specialist goes over your policy with you. What you have may still be a good option for your business.
Am I going to get a pile of calls?
No. Your request goes to one business insurance specialist — not to several providers. One number, one person.
What do I need to prepare?
Nothing. Start with what you know about your business. The specialist can then tell you what information they need.
I’m self-employed, is this for me too?
Yes. Self-employed, retail or small business: the process is the same.
Is it really free?
Yes. Checking is free and with no obligation. You decide everything, start to finish.
You don’t need to pull out all your paperwork before calling.
Step 01
You answer a few questions about your business.
Step 02
A business insurance specialist calls you back.
Step 03
They go over your policy with you, and what your business does today.
Step 04
You know whether your coverage still follows your business.
One specialist. One call. A better-informed decision.