Business Insurance: How Do You Know If You Need It?
Let licensed insurance agent Taylor Smith walk you through the reasons why you should have business insurance, especially if you work on client or vendor properties.
Spend time on your business, not finding insurance. Simply compare free quotes from top insurers & buy instantly for as low as $20.83/month*.
Need Business Insurance? We Got You.
Need Business Insurance? We Got You.
Spend time on your business, not finding insurance. Simply compare free quotes from top insurers & buy instantly for as low as $20.83/month*.
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Small Business Insurance FAQs
It’s common for states to require small business owners to carry business insurance. You’ll also need workers compensation coverage if you have any part-time or full-time employees. It’s also possible that you’ll need proof of insurance to lease a space or work on a vendor's property.
A comprehensive insurance product — one that includes general liability, professional liability, and workers compensation — can cover:
Bodily injury
Accidents and damages
Employee injuries
Unintentional mistakes
And more
Business insurance policy requirements can differ between states. You don’t necessarily need to know your state’s laws to get started, though. Our quote process takes your location into consideration, and our insurance agents can help you better understand your state’s specific requirements.
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Simply Business is an online business insurance brokerage that lets you compare and buy policies from top insurers. We have over a decade of experience in making business insurance clearer, simpler, and easier for our customers.
*Displayed price is an estimate based on the 10th percentile of General Liability policies sold by Simply Business between January-June 2024, divided evenly across a 12 month policy term. Actual price and payment terms, including an initial down payment, may vary based on your state, insurance provider, and business.