What Are the Key Differences Between CNA and Embroker Business Owner’s Policy?
Gaps and endorsements
Embroker describes property, third-party liability, and business interruption, while identifying cyberattacks, professional liability, employment claims, workers’ compensation, and auto as outside the base package or requiring other coverage. It also describes several endorsements and separate policies. CNA Connect offers more than 300 optional endorsements. Match each needed protection to a named endorsement or separate policy instead of assuming it is included. [2] [1]
Eligibility and quote access
Embroker targets businesses with fewer than 100 employees, less than $10 million in revenue, and a physical location, while CNA says CNA Connect serves more than 600 small-business classes. Embroker uses an online BOP quote platform; CNA’s claim describes class breadth rather than a specific quote route. Ask whether your revenue, employee count, and location fit Embroker before comparing policy options. [2] [1]