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Business Owners Policy (BOP)

A Business Owners Policy bundles property and liability coverage into one convenient policy, often at a lower cost than buying each separately. Ideal for many small to mid-size businesses.

Property + liabilityCost-effectiveSingle policy

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What is a Business Owners Policy?

A Business Owners Policy (BOP) combines commercial property insurance and general liability insurance into one policy. It may also include business interruption coverage.

BOPs are designed for small to medium-sized businesses with relatively low-risk profiles. They simplify purchasing and often cost less than buying property and liability coverage separately.

Key Benefits

Property coverage for buildings, equipment, and inventory
General liability protection in one policy
Business interruption coverage in many BOPs
Often more affordable than separate policies

Common Uses for Business Owners Policy

Small businesses

Retail, offices, and low-hazard operations

Property protection

Coverage for fire, theft, and certain weather events

Liability protection

Third-party injury and property damage claims

Simplified management

One policy, one renewal, one premium

Frequently Asked Questions

A BOP combines commercial property insurance and general liability into one policy. Many BOPs also include business interruption coverage, which helps replace lost income if your operations are disrupted by a covered event like a fire or severe weather.

BOPs are designed for small to mid-size businesses with lower-risk profiles. Eligibility depends on your industry, revenue, number of employees, and location. Retail shops, offices, and service businesses commonly qualify. High-risk industries like construction may not be eligible for a BOP.

Usually yes. Bundling property and liability in a BOP typically costs less than purchasing each policy separately, making it a cost-effective option for qualifying businesses. However, if you need coverage beyond what a BOP includes, you may need to add individual policies.

General liability is a single coverage type that protects against third-party bodily injury, property damage, and advertising claims. A BOP bundles general liability together with commercial property coverage (and often business interruption) into one policy at a combined price.

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