Loss of business income insurance, or business interruption insurance, is only included as a part of a
Business Owner’s Policy (BOP), so you can’t purchase it as a standalone policy. The average annual cost our customers paid for a BOP was $1,687, or about $141 a month.**
Keep in mind that business insurance costs will vary because every industry faces different risks. It’s essential to protect your business with coverage you can count on. The best way to find out what you’d pay for small business insurance is to
get a quote online today.
Business income insurance can help pay for your loss of income while you’re recovering from a covered peril that damaged your business property and you cannot operate temporarily. This coverage can help cover the costs of your reasonable and necessary expenses that wouldn’t have occurred if there wasn’t a covered loss. This also includes your:
- Operating expenses
- Employee’s wages and payroll
- Loss of income during the period of restoration
- Extra expenses, like the cost of a temporary location change
Loss of business income insurance, or business interruption insurance, doesn’t cover:
- Broken items resulting from a covered event or loss.
- Flood damage. You’ll need a separate policy to cover these kinds of natural disasters.
- Undocumented income that’s not listed on your business’ financial records.
- Utilities, because they’re usually turned off when your business closes due to damage.
Learn About Business Income and Loss of Income Coverage
Learn how business income and loss of income insurance coverage can help your business survive after a fire, storm, or theft in this video.