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Roughly size commercial premiums

Tell us a bit about your operation, pick a package band to highlight, and view three estimated monthly premiums—for education only, not a binding quote.

Your business

Coverage package focus

BOP-style illustration: pick a package band to highlight. All three estimated monthly premiums show after you run the numbers.

Estimated monthly premium

For educational purposes only—not a quote.

Use See estimates for illustrative premiums by package level.

Methodology

How we estimate (today)

Transparent, simplified logic you can swap for real data later—nothing here replaces underwriting.

  • We start from an illustrative base by business type, then scale with employee count and revenue band—common proxies for exposure in small-commercial conversations.
  • Basic, Standard, and Enhanced tiers apply different multipliers to suggest how broader packages often track with premium.
  • Class codes, loss history, locations, and equipment are not modeled here.

Texas small business

Six things worth a second look

Practical reminders while you think about GL, property, and add-ons.

  • Classify operations accurately

    Misclassified work can void coverage or leave gaps—describe what you actually do day to day.

  • Track certificates

    Subcontractors and landlords often require proof of insurance on file.

  • Separate personal and business

    Personal auto or home policies rarely cover business activities or equipment.

  • Plan for cyber exposure

    Even small shops can face data or payment fraud losses—ask about cyber endorsements.

  • Watch hired and non-owned auto

    If staff drive for work, you may need auto-related liability beyond personal policies.

  • Review when you grow

    New hires, locations, or revenue tiers can change which carriers will quote.

Calculator FAQ

No. Real premiums use class codes, loss runs, locations, payroll, subcontractor rules, equipment schedules, and carrier guidelines. This page is only a rough educational illustration.

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