What Are the Key Differences Between Chubb and The Hartford Business Owner’s Policy?
Budgeting a Small Shop Versus Covering a Growing Company
The Hartford's $1,687 average works out to about $141 a month, a useful benchmark before you get quotes. Its BOP fits any business with a physical location, lawsuit exposure or property that could be stolen or damaged. Chubb publishes no price, and neither publishes standard limits. Choose The Hartford if you're a small, single-location business that wants a benchmark price; choose Chubb if you're approaching $30 million in revenue or operate abroad. [7] [1]
What You'll Need to Buy on Top
The Hartford is explicit that its BOP excludes workers' comp, professional liability, commercial auto and data breach; you add those separately. Chubb bolts more onto the BOP itself: data breach, employment practices, foreign liability with kidnap and ransom, equipment breakdown, water backup and crime. Its Total Account Solution then packages umbrella, workers' comp, auto, management liability and cyber. If you want one insurer for everything, Chubb is set up for it. [7] [1]
What Should You Confirm in Chubb and The Hartford Business Owner’s Policy Quotes?
- Ask The Hartford which of its insurance companies issues your policy; its BOP page doesn't say. [8]
- Ask Chubb to confirm your business class is among its 500+ eligible classes. [1]
- Compare data breach cover: built into Chubb's BOP as an enhancement versus a separate Hartford add-on. [1] [7]
- Treat $1,687 as an average across customers, not your price. [7]
