What Are the Key Differences Between Heffernan Insurance Brokers and TechInsurance Business Owner’s Policy?
Whether Your Business Is Too Big
A 150-person company or one earning $3 million is past TechInsurance's typical BOP profile of fewer than 100 employees, under $1 million a year, a low-risk industry and a small commercial space. It still fits Heffernan, which uses the SBA definition of fewer than 500 employees or under $7 million in receipts. Both are brokers, not insurers. Choose TechInsurance if you're small and low-risk; choose Heffernan if you've outgrown those limits or work in a niche industry. [4] [1]
Price and Coverage You Can See Upfront
TechInsurance reports a median of about $990 a year and spells out its BOP: copyright infringement, defamation and product liability are in; cyberattacks, vehicles and, without an endorsement, natural-disaster property damage are out. Heffernan publishes no premiums, limits or coverage list for its BOP, so you compare only once a quote arrives. [4] [1]
Speed Versus Custom Work
TechInsurance takes one online application, and the company says you typically get a certificate the same day you buy. Heffernan will research a custom package if your industry isn't on its list, which takes longer. [4] [1]
