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A great business is built with care. So is a great insurance policy.
If you’re a small to mid-sized business owner, you don’t need a dozen disconnected policies — you need one streamlined solution that protects your property, your income, and your legal exposure.
That solution is a Business Owner’s Policy (BOP).
At WorkersInsurance.com, we help business owners across the country secure BOP insurance tailored to their industry, size, and exposure. Whether you’re running a retail shop, managing a trade crew, or consulting from a home office — this bundled policy protects what matters most.






A Business Owner’s Policy (BOP) is a pre-packaged insurance bundle that combines multiple essential coverages into a single policy — typically including:
Think of a BOP as your business’s financial firewall — guarding you from legal claims, property loss, and income disruption in one cohesive product.
It’s designed for simplicity, affordability, and full-spectrum protection — especially for businesses with physical locations, inventory, or day-to-day customer interaction.

✅ General Liability
✅ Commercial Property
✅ Business Interruption (BI)
🔒 Pro Tip: Smart Coverage for Small Business Owners — Bundle & Save Without Cutting Protection
🚫 Employee injuries (needs Workers’ Comp)
🚫 Professional errors (requires Professional Liability)
🚫 Vehicles used for business (requires Commercial Auto)
🚫 Flood or earthquake damage (optional endorsements)
🚫 Cyberattacks (covered by Cyber Liability)
💡 BOPs are powerful — but not all-inclusive. We’ll help you customize the right add-ons for full protection.
You should consider a Business Owner’s Policy if your business:
Top industries that benefit from BOPs:
💬 If one fire, flood, or lawsuit could disrupt your revenue — a BOP can be the difference between bounce-back and bankruptcy. Get Covered Now!

If your business owns anything, rents space, or serves the public — you need more than just liability. A BOP gives you a bundled layer of protection, often for less than the cost of piecemeal coverage.
🛠 Think of it as buying a drill with the full set of bits — not just the base unit.
You need a BOP if:
💬 Solution:
WorkersInsurance.com only recommends a BOP when it reduces risk and saves money. We’ll show you side-by-side what you’d pay without one — no pressure.
Yes — if your tools and equipment are stored at your place of business, a BOP can cover them under the Commercial Property section.
But: If you’re a mobile contractor or worksite-based, you’ll want to add Inland Marine (Tools & Equipment) Coverage as an extension.
💬 Solution:
Our licensed agents will ask where your tools are kept and how they’re used — then configure your BOP to fit your trade, not someone else’s.
Business Interruption (BI) covers lost income after a covered property loss shuts you down — fire, storm, theft, etc. It pays:
Real Example:
A boutique shut down for 18 days after a water heater leak → $6,800 in reimbursed income through their BOP’s BI clause.
💬 Solution:
BI coverage is often the difference between survival and shutdown. We help you estimate your real income risk and set your policy limits accordingly.
General Liability is just one piece.
It won’t cover:
Think of GL as defense.
Think of BOP as both defense and a safety net.
Solution:
Our team will show you exactly what GL covers vs. what BOP includes — with real dollar scenarios. Most business owners are shocked by the gaps they’ve unknowingly left open.
🔒 Pro Tip: Let us review your contracts and recommend the right level.
Yes — if you store inventory, use expensive equipment, or have clients visit your home office, your homeowner’s insurance likely excludes business claims.
Solution:
We offer specialized BOPs that account for digital assets, home-based operations, or hybrid workspace needs.
💡 Even if you run your entire business from a laptop — you still face liability and property risks.

WorkersInsurance.com proudly partners with America's most trusted MGAs and carriers to ensure every Client gets fast, fair, and fully compliant coverage.
Not locked into one carrier — we shop the best deal based on your risk class, exposure and payroll.
Because you don’t need a maze of forms, confusing laws, or sketchy salespeople. You need:
WorkersInsurance.com helps to craft elite policies—we are also able to connect you with handpicked, A+ Top-Rated, US-based experts.
But more importantly, we filter out the fluff and only connect you with our licensed, reputable professionals who know how to get you covered—fast.
Please reach us at coverage@workersinsurance.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.
A Business Owner's Policy, or BOP, is a comprehensive insurance package designed to protect small and medium-sized businesses from various risks. It typically combines key coverages like:
A BOP is a great choice for many types of small to medium-sized businesses, particularly those with a physical location and assets to protect. This includes:
standard BOP usually includes:
While a BOP is a comprehensive policy, it typically does not include coverage for:
The cost of a BOP can vary based on several factors, including:
While a BOP itself isn't typically mandated by law, certain types of insurance included within a BOP, such as general liability, may be required for licensing or by client contracts. Additionally, state laws may require Workers' Compensation insurance if you have employees.
While General Liability insurance can be purchased separately, a BOP combines it with commercial property and business income coverage into a single, convenient policy. A standalone General Liability policy only covers third-party claims like bodily injury and property damage, while a BOP offers broader protection against a wider range of risks, including property damage to your business's assets.
A BOP can be customized by adding endorsements to meet specific business needs.
Common endorsements include:
The commercial property portion of a BOP generally covers business personal property, including equipment, tools, furniture, and inventory, whether owned, leased, or rented.
If a business grows or changes significantly, the insurance company or agent should be notified. This allows for the BOP to be updated to maintain adequate coverage and avoid potential gaps in protection.
Obtaining a BOP quote usually involves providing basic business information, including location, size, number of employees, and estimated revenue. It's often possible to apply online or work with an insurance agent who can compare quotes from multiple carriers to find the best policy.
The commercial property coverage within a BOP can often cover damage from natural disasters like fire, hail, lightning, wind, hurricanes, and tornadoes. However, floods and earthquakes are typically excluded and may require separate coverage or endorsements.
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