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    BUSINESS OWNER'S POLICY (BOP)

    Business Owner's Policy (BOP)

    Protect your business with a tailored insurance package.

    A Business Owner's Policy (BOP) combines general liability and property insurance into one convenient package. It provides comprehensive coverage for small to medium-sized businesses, protecting against a variety of risks and ensuring peace of mind." Visuals: Image of a small business owner working in their shop or office.

    What Does a Business Owner's Policy (BOP) Cover?

  • General Liability: Protects against claims of bodily injury, property damage, and personal injury.
  • Property Insurance: Covers buildings, equipment, and inventory against damage or loss.
  • Business Interruption: Compensates for lost income and operating expenses during covered events that disrupt your business.
  • Equipment Breakdown: Covers repair or replacement costs for essential business equipment.
  • Additional Coverage Options: Customize your policy with endorsements for cyber liability, professional liability, and more.

    • Benefits of a Business Owner's Policy (BOP)

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Small to medium-sized businesses with commercial property and potential liability risks can benefit from a BOP. It's ideal for businesses like retail stores, restaurants, and professional offices.

    Yes, BOPs are customizable to meet your business's specific needs. You can add additional coverages such as cyber liability or professional liability.

    The cost of a BOP is influenced by factors such as the type of business, location, size, and coverage limits. It's designed to be an affordable option for small businesses.

    BOPs are typically available to small and medium-sized businesses in various industries, including retail, restaurants, offices, and service providers. Eligibility can vary, so it's best to consult with an insurance provider to determine if your business qualifies.

    Yes, you can add additional insureds to your BOP, such as business partners, clients, or contractors, depending on your specific needs. This can provide them with coverage under your policy for certain claims.

    Determining the right coverage limits involves assessing your business’s assets, potential risks, and financial exposure. An insurance agent can help you evaluate your needs and choose appropriate coverage limits to adequately protect your business.

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