What Are the Key Differences Between Heffernan Insurance Brokers and HUB International Business Owner’s Policy?
Knowing Up Front Whether You Fit
A small food producer or transport firm can check Heffernan's page and see itself: construction, food, health care, hospitality, real estate, technology and transportation, sized by SBA rules. If your trade is unusual, Heffernan says it will research it. HUB's BOP page gives no such screens, so you learn whether it fits only after a broker call. Choose Heffernan if you're an SBA-size business in a listed or hard-to-place industry; choose HUB if you own a building or equipment and want an advisor to close gaps between separate property and liability policies. [1] [2]
What the Package Covers
Heffernan describes the BOP as the basic coverages an owner needs, without detail. HUB is more specific: building and business-property cover for damaged buildings, equipment and stock, plus liability for harm your business causes. [1] [2]
Expect a Conversation
Both are brokers, and neither sells a BOP online. HUB routes you to one of its brokers, and Heffernan's small-business page has no bind-it-yourself flow. Neither names the insurer or publishes limits, so budget time for a call before you see a price. [2] [1]
