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What Insurance Do I Need For an eCommerce Business?
Liability Insurance for eCommerce
Cyber Insurance
Errors & Omissions
eCommerce Shipping Insurance
Who Needs eCommerce Business Insurance?
Examples of Retail eCommerce Business Insurance Claims
Product Liability
Cyber Insurance
Commercial General Liability
Even if you think it’s impossible for someone to injure themselves using your product, think again. You may not be there to hold their hand as they learn how to use it, but if they use it properly and injure themselves, you can protect your business and yourself from liability. eCommerce product liability insurance provides protection for actual or alleged injuries so, no matter the reason someone is hurt, you are protected.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do eCommerce Businesses Need Insurance?
Other than being required by marketplace platforms or tools to carry insurance, it’s still a smart idea to have insurance for your eCommerce business. Between cyber risks and product liability issues, there are too many moving parts in eCommerce that you cannot control. What you can control is putting insurance policies in place that help limit your liability.
What Can Affect the Price of eCommerce Business Insurance?
The price of your insurance policy can be affected by factors like: what you are selling, whether you’re using any third-party manufacturing or shipping facilities, who you’re selling to, what countries you sell to. For example, a business that offers a web-based service from home may be low risk, but a business that sells and ships potentially dangerous goods using a third-party will likely pay a higher premium.
When Should eCommerce Businesses Purchase Insurance?
It’s always best to purchase business insurance as soon as you go into business, and to make your insurance policy a key part of your growth strategy. Your liability starts the minute that your business opens, especially if you’re dealing with the public and offering them products or services. You don’t want an accident to ruin your business, and you don’t want it to threaten your personal assets either.
