Business insurance without the busywork
Tell us what your business does. We take it to the markets that actually want your industry and bring back a proposal in plain English.
Where we go deeper than most agencies
Restaurant insurance
Property, liability, liquor liability, spoilage, and delivery for kitchens, bars, and food trucks.
Restaurant insurance →Workers' comp
Quoted across carriers to fit your class codes and payroll — and priced against the Texas non-subscriber alternative.
Workers' comp →Commercial auto
Work trucks, vans, fleets, and hired & non-owned auto for businesses that drive.
Commercial auto →Coverage most Texas businesses need
General liability
The foundation — third-party injury and property damage, the policy your contracts and landlords ask about.
Business owners policy
Liability plus your building, contents, and lost income, packaged for small and mid-size businesses at package pricing.
Professional liability / E&O
For advice-and-services businesses where a mistake costs your client money rather than breaking something physical.
Cyber liability
Breach response, ransomware, funds-transfer fraud — the claims we see growing fastest, and the coverage most businesses still skip.
Commercial property
Buildings, tenant improvements, equipment, and inventory, valued at what it costs to rebuild today.
Umbrella
Extra limits above your liability policies, usually for less than clients expect — and often exactly what a contract demands.
Industries we know well
Contractors and trades, retail, offices and professional firms, landlords and commercial property owners, manufacturers, commercial trucking, self-storage facilities, non-profits and churches — plus our three specialty programs above.
How a business quote works here
Business insurance isn't an instant-quote product done right — markets ask real questions about your operations. Here's our process:
- A short conversation — phone, email, or the form on our contact page. Ten minutes covers most businesses.
- We shop it — your submission goes to the carriers with real appetite for your industry, not just whoever's convenient.
- A proposal in plain English — what's covered, what's not, and what we'd do if it were our business.