Insurance built into your stack, not bolted on after
One uninsured claim can undo years of margin. We map the exact policies your industry typically needs, what each one actually covers, and what it costs — the same plain-English approach we use for your software stack.
We don't have carrier partnerships yet, so this is educational content and links to each provider's public site — not a quote engine, and not an affiliate link. Real quote comparisons are coming once partnerships are signed.
9 policy types across 5 industries — here's what coverage typically costs
All figures are typical ranges for growing small businesses — actual costs vary by payroll, revenue, and claims history.
Step 1
See what your industry needs
Every policy an industry typically carries, split into essential and worth-adding-as-you-grow.
Step 2
Compare coverage and cost in plain English
What's covered, what's excluded, what drives the price, and a real claim example — no jargon.
Step 3
Go straight to a provider
Direct links to well-known carriers' and brokers' own quote pages. One-click bundled comparisons are next, once partnerships are signed.
We map every policy an industry typically needs before it becomes a claim, not after.
Only 2 of the 9 policy types here — workers' compensation and commercial auto — are legally mandated once you meet the trigger (an employee, a business vehicle). The other 7 are 'required' the way a landlord, a client contract, or a marketplace's onboarding checklist requires them: not a statute, but a real condition of doing business that's just as hard to skip.
Every policy type, explained
General Liability
Covers third-party injury, property damage, and lawsuits.
$30–$100/mo
See coverage detailsWorkers' Comp
Covers employee injuries and lost wages — mandatory in nearly every state.
$45–$180/mo · often required by law
See coverage detailsProfessional Liability (E&O)
Covers claims that your advice, service, or work product caused a financial loss.
$45–$150/mo
See coverage detailsCommercial Auto
Covers vehicles used for business — required if you own or lease them.
$100–$300/mo · often required by law
See coverage detailsBusiness Owner's Policy
Bundles general liability and commercial property into one discounted policy.
$60–$200/mo
See coverage detailsCommercial Property
Covers your building, inventory, and equipment against fire, storm, theft, and vandalism.
$50–$250/mo
See coverage detailsCyber Liability
Covers data breaches, ransomware, and the cost of notifying affected customers.
$60–$200/mo
See coverage detailsTools & Equipment
Covers tools and equipment on the job site, in transit, or in storage — not just at a fixed address.
$25–$90/mo
See coverage detailsUmbrella / Excess Liability
Adds extra liability limits on top of your other policies once they're exhausted.
$40–$150/mo
See coverage detailsWhat your industry typically needs
Ecommerce brand
- General Liability
- Cyber Liability
From $90/mo — not a quote
See the full ecommerce brand guideElectrical contracting company
- General Liability
- Workers' Comp
- Commercial Auto
- Tools & Equipment
From $200/mo — not a quote
See the full electrical contracting company guideHVAC company
- General Liability
- Workers' Comp
- Commercial Auto
- Tools & Equipment
From $200/mo — not a quote
See the full HVAC company guideDigital marketing agency
- Professional Liability (E&O)
- Cyber Liability
From $105/mo — not a quote
See the full digital marketing agency guideResidential plumbing company
- General Liability
- Workers' Comp
- Commercial Auto
- Tools & Equipment
From $200/mo — not a quote
See the full residential plumbing company guideNot sure what your business needs?
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