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General Liability

Someone outside your company gets hurt or their property gets damaged. This pays the harm and the legal bill.

Built for moments like these.

A falling bracket smashes the customer's server rack during install. They bill you $80,000.

Covered: Damage to their property

A visitor at your demo trips over a cable and breaks a wrist. Their lawyer writes.

Covered: Injury to an outsider

The classic mix-up

Your software miscounts inventory and the customer loses $200,000. Nothing physical happened.

Easy to confuse.

General Liability

Physical harm.

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Professional Liability (Tech E&O)

Money lost.

→ Professional Liability (Tech E&O)

Workers' Compensation

Your own people.

→ Workers' Compensation

When to buy

Your first lease, customer contract, or on-site visit.

Typical ask: $1M per incident, $2M total per year.

Who requires it

Landlords, customers, and site owners, before you sign or set foot on site.

How hard to get

Needs the right insurers

Machines around people scare generic insurers. We go to the ones who want them.

Common questions

Does general liability cover mistakes in my software?

No. It responds to bodily injury and damage to other people's property. A customer's financial loss from your product failing is what tech E&O covers.

When does an AI or robotics startup need general liability?

Usually at your first office lease, customer contract, or site visit. Landlords ask for a certificate of insurance before you sign or set foot there.

Describes a line of coverage in general terms. Not an offer of insurance.