Business Owners Policy (BOP) — Complete Protection for Small Businesses

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No, a BOP is not legally required. However, many landlords, lenders, and client contracts demand proof of general liability and commercial property insurance—making a BOP the most affordable way to meet those requirements.

A BOP bundles general liability insurance (third-party injuries, property damage, advertising injury) with commercial property insurance (buildings, equipment, inventory). Many policies also include business interruption insurance to replace lost income during covered events.

Small and mid-sized businesses that own or rent property, rely on equipment, or have customer foot traffic should carry a BOP. Common industries include retail stores, restaurants, contractors, salons, offices, coffee shops, and cleaning businesses.

On average, small businesses pay $50–$70 per month (around $600–$850 annually). Your exact premium depends on your business type, location, property value, number of employees, and claims history.

A Business Owners Policy does not cover workers’ compensation, commercial auto insurance, professional errors (covered under professional liability insurance), or natural disasters like floods and earthquakes unless added as endorsements.

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