Why Every Small Business Owner Needs Insurance Protection
Building a business takes courage, creativity, and countless late nights. But protecting what you’ve built? That shouldn’t require a PhD in insurance terminology or a trust fund to afford coverage. If you’re a small business owner who’s been putting off insurance because it seems too complicated or expensive, this guide will change everything you think you know about business protection.
The Simply Business Advantage: Connected Protection Made Easy
Finding the right business insurance has traditionally been a frustrating experience for small business owners. Navigating complex policies, dealing with high premiums, and working through lengthy sales processes can be overwhelming. Many entrepreneurs either go without protection or purchase coverage without fully understanding what they’re getting. This leaves millions of business owners uncertain about their protection and vulnerable to risks that could impact everything they’ve worked to build.
Simply Business revolutionizes how small business owners find and secure protection. Their platform eliminates the traditional pain points by connecting you with multiple top-rated insurers in under 10 minutes. With general liability coverage starting at just $20.75/month*, protection becomes accessible for businesses at every stage.
Coverage Options That Actually Fit Your Business and Budget
Understanding Your Business Risks:
Every business faces unique risks. A business consultant may need professional liability coverage, while a restaurant may need general liability and workers’ compensation. The first step is honestly assessing what could go wrong in your specific business and industry.
Getting Connected with the Right Options:
Instead of trying to decode insurance terminology yourself, use Simply Business to connect with coverage suggestions from multiple trusted insurers. Answer a few questions about your business, and receive quotes tailored to your industry, size, and specific needs.
Comparing Your Choices:
Review quotes from multiple trusted insurers without making dozens of phone calls or filling out repetitive forms. See exactly what each policy covers, what it costs, and how the options compare.
Making an Informed Decision:
Choose coverage based on clear information, not sales pressure. You’ll understand exactly what you’re buying and how it protects your business.
Securing Your Protection:
Complete your application online in under 10 minutes. Get confirmation of coverage and download your certificate of insurance immediately.
Success Stories: Real Protection for Real Businesses
“It was quick, easy, and affordable!” – Austin, via Trustpilot
“Easy to apply and navigate on the site. Best rates. Got coverage within minutes.” – K., via Trustpilot
Getting Started: Your Path to Smart Business Protection
Insurance becomes a competitive advantage when bidding on larger contracts. Many business loans and leases require proof of coverage. The cost of basic protection is often less than you might think. Coverage can be adjusted as your business grows and changes.
Don’t let another day pass without protecting your business. The entrepreneurial journey is risky enough without leaving your life’s work vulnerable to unexpected claims and costs. Simply Business makes protection accessible, affordable, and actually simple.
Over 1 million business owners worldwide have already discovered the difference that connected, transparent insurance makes. Your business deserves the same protection and peace of mind.
Business insurance doesn’t have to be complicated or expensive. Connected options ensure you get coverage that actually fits. Comparing multiple insurers saves both time and money. Starting with basic coverage is better than remaining unprotected. The right insurance becomes a business asset, not just an expense.
*Displayed price is an estimate based on the 10th percentile of General Liability policies sold by Simply Business between January-June 2025, divided evenly across a 12 month policy term. Actual price and payment terms, including an initial down payment, may vary based on your state, insurance provider, and business.