What Are the Key Differences Between Corgi and Travelers Business Owner’s Policy?
One Policy for a Tech Firm's Main Risks
A software consultancy that loses client data or ships a bug faces claims a standard BOP doesn't touch. Travelers' tech package adds business income, extra expense, cyber liability and errors and omissions to property and liability, for computer repair, data processing, ISPs, IT consultants and schools, software and web development, and web hosting. Corgi's BOP card names no industries and lists only liability and property, so you'd need separate cyber and E&O. Choose Travelers if your work is on its tech list; consider Corgi for a non-tech business that only needs the basics. [4] [1]
Room to Add Cover
Travelers lets you add its Xtend Endorsement, Employment Practices Liability+ and World Business Essentials for overseas work. Corgi's BOP sources list no endorsements. [4] [1]
Agent Versus Waiting on Corgi
You buy Travelers through an independent agent; its page offers no self-service quote. Corgi gives its BOP a 1 to 14 day turnaround, slower than its instant-quote lines. [4] [1]
What Should You Confirm in Corgi and Travelers Business Owner’s Policy Quotes?
- Check your work is on Travelers' technology-services list, and ask Corgi whether it quotes your class. [4] [1]
- Ask Corgi whether cyber and E&O can be added; Travelers includes them. [4] [1]
- Ask both which insurer issues the policy; Travelers says it's named on the policy, and Corgi's listing names none. [4] [1]
- Get limits and deductibles from both; neither publishes them. [4] [1]
