What Are the Key Differences Between Corgi and Kinro Business Owner’s Policy?
One Product or a Shopped Market
Kinro says the same BOP can be underwritten differently depending on your operation, so it matches you to insurers whose appetite fits. Corgi offers a single BOP aimed at small and growing businesses and names no target occupancies. Choose Kinro if you run a physical location and need proof of coverage for a landlord; choose Corgi if you're a startup that wants its BOP from the same place as its other policies. [2] [1]
What You Hand Over to Get a Quote
Kinro asks for your address, square footage, building construction, occupancy, property and inventory values, revenue and activities. It often reviews workers' compensation, cyber and hired and non-owned auto at the same time. Corgi publishes no intake list, only the 1–14 day turnaround, so plan for up to two weeks if a lease deadline is close. [2] [1]
What the Property Side Covers
Kinro spells out business property as inventory, furniture, equipment and tenant improvements, which matters if you paid to build out a leased space. Corgi says only commercial property. [2] [1]
