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Business Insurance Calculators & Tools

20 free calculators to estimate commercial insurance costs and find the right coverage for your business.

General Liability Calculator

Estimate GL insurance costs based on business type, revenue, and employee count.

Workers Compensation Calculator

Calculate workers comp premiums based on payroll, industry class, and state.

Business Interruption Calculator

Determine how much business interruption insurance you need to survive a closure.

Cyber Insurance Calculator

Estimate cyber liability insurance costs based on industry and data exposure.

Professional Liability (E&O) Calculator

Calculate E&O insurance costs for consultants, lawyers, accountants, and engineers.

Business Owner's Policy (BOP) Calculator

Compare BOP bundle vs buying GL and property insurance separately.

Commercial Property Insurance Calculator

Estimate commercial property insurance for offices, warehouses, and retail stores.

Commercial Auto Insurance Calculator

Calculate fleet vehicle insurance costs based on vehicle type and annual mileage.

D&O Insurance Calculator

Estimate Directors & Officers liability insurance for private and nonprofit companies.

Product Liability Calculator

Calculate product liability insurance costs based on product type and sales volume.

EPLI Calculator

Estimate employment practices liability insurance to protect against HR claims.

Key Person Insurance Calculator

Calculate key person life insurance coverage needed for critical employees.

Liquor Liability Calculator

Estimate liquor liability insurance for bars, restaurants, and event venues.

Contractor Insurance Calculator

Calculate GL and workers comp costs for general, electrical, roofing contractors.

Commercial Umbrella Calculator

Determine commercial umbrella coverage needs and estimate annual premiums.

Inland Marine (Equipment) Calculator

Estimate equipment floater insurance costs for tools and business equipment.

Surety Bond Cost Calculator

Calculate surety bond premiums based on bond type and credit score.

Business Income Insurance Calculator

Calculate business income coverage based on net income and recovery period.

Restaurant Insurance Calculator

Get a complete restaurant insurance cost estimate including all required coverages.

Startup Insurance Calculator

Answer 5 questions to get a personalized insurance checklist for your startup.

Frequently Asked Questions

What insurance does every small business need?
At minimum, most small businesses need General Liability insurance to protect against third-party injury and property damage claims. If you have employees, Workers Compensation is required by law in most states. Service-based businesses also need Professional Liability (E&O). Use our Startup Insurance Calculator for a personalized checklist.
What is a Business Owner's Policy (BOP)?
A BOP bundles General Liability and Commercial Property insurance into a single policy, typically at a 15–25% discount vs buying separately. It's designed for small to medium businesses. Our BOP Calculator shows you exactly how much you save compared to purchasing each policy individually.
Is cyber insurance necessary for small businesses?
Yes — 43% of cyberattacks target small businesses. The average cost of a data breach for a small business exceeds $200,000. If you store any customer data (names, emails, payment info), cyber insurance is strongly recommended. Our Cyber Insurance Calculator estimates costs based on your industry and data volume.
How is workers compensation calculated?
Workers comp premiums are calculated by multiplying your total payroll by the rate per $100 of payroll for your industry classification code. High-risk industries like roofing pay significantly more than low-risk office work. State multipliers also apply. Use our Workers Comp Calculator for a quick estimate.
What is the difference between GL and E&O insurance?
General Liability covers bodily injury and property damage to third parties. Professional Liability (E&O) covers claims arising from professional mistakes, errors, or failure to deliver promised services. Most service businesses need both. Use our respective calculators to estimate costs for each type.