Insurance for startups & new businesses
New businesses often need coverage before they have a track record, and investors, landlords and clients may require it on day one.
Risks worth reviewing
- Contracts and leases that require coverage to start
- No loss history for underwriters to review
- Founders' personal assets on the line
- Data and product risks from launch
Coverage businesses like yours often review
Common questions
Can a brand-new business get insured?
Yes. Standard and specialty markets both write new ventures, though options depend on the type of business.
What coverage do landlords usually require?
Commonly general liability at set limits, with the landlord named as additional insured.
General information only. Every business is different, and coverage depends on the policy's terms, conditions and underwriting. A licensed agent can review what fits.