We learn how your business really runs from public records. Then we read every policy you hold. Side by side, you see what's covered, what overlaps, what's missing and where you may be overpaying.
Not a broker. No commission on the checkup. Free while we're in early access.

of US small businesses are underinsured
overpaid on policies left unshopped for years
of your premium goes to broker commission. They earn more when you pay more.
A typical year for a carpentry subcontractor. The policy was right on the day it was bound. Then the business changed, and nobody checked the policy again.
Written for interior carpentry: framing, trim and cabinets. At this point it fits the business exactly.
CoveredRoofing pays well and a GC keeps asking. It's one of the riskiest trades to insure, and the policy doesn't cover it.
Gap openedIt carries crews and shingles to job sites every day, and it was never added to the auto policy.
Second gapWater ruins a homeowner's kitchen. The claim is denied because the policy covers carpentry, not roofing. Summit pays the $180K itself.
Claim deniedThe first time anyone would have looked at the policy again.
Not yetA checkup in April would have caught the roofing gap before the first roof went on.
Just starting out, or never got round to it? We show you the coverage a business like yours typically carries, and which of it the law or your contracts require.
We work with experienced commercial brokers. They help with checkups and, if you want, can help you improve your coverage and lower your costs.
Brokers who have spent years on commercial accounts review the tricky details, like workers' comp class codes, contract requirements and complicated property schedules.
If you want to change something, a partner broker can re-shop the market, fix gaps and get rid of overlaps. If you don't ask, no broker contacts you.
If you buy coverage through a partner broker, they receive the standard commission from the insurer. We tell you this before you decide. Today, actually.insure receives nothing from the broker.
actually.insure is free right now. If that changes, we'll tell you clearly first.
If we ever start charging, or start earning from partner brokers, we'll tell you clearly before it applies to you.
Get your free checkup →If you choose to buy coverage through one of our partner brokers, the broker is paid the standard commission from the insurer. We'll always tell you this before you decide.
actually.insure is an insurance review platform for small businesses. We read the policies you already hold and show you what's covered, what overlaps, what's missing and where you may be overpaying. We are not a broker and we don't sell insurance.
Yes. The checkup is free right now: no card and no trial period. If we ever start charging, we'll tell you the terms and the price clearly before you pay anything.
You decide. You can fix things yourself or take the report to your current broker. You can also ask us to bring in one of our partner brokers. They're experienced commercial brokers who help with the checkup and, if you ask, can help you get better coverage or a lower price.
If you buy coverage through one of our partner brokers, they're paid the standard commission from the insurance company, like any broker. We tell you this before you decide. Today, actually.insure receives nothing from partner brokers, and you never have to use them.
Yes. We show you the coverage a business like yours typically carries, and which of it is required by law or by your contracts. When you're ready to buy, we can introduce you to a licensed broker. The checklist is information, and the broker helps you choose and buy.
No. We start from what you already have. Many findings don't involve switching at all: a business name that doesn't match your registration, renewal dates that don't line up, property covered twice, a gap you've grown into. Nothing changes unless you decide it should.
Then we tell you we didn't find anything to flag. If a finding needs the full policy wording to confirm, we say so instead of guessing. Our report is information, not a guarantee of what your insurer will pay.
Yes, if you ask. Ongoing monitoring means we re-check your coverage when your business changes and before renewals. We set it up case by case, so talk to us and we'll figure out what makes sense for you.
Contact your insurer or your broker straight away. We can point you to the claims contact listed on your policy. We don't handle claims, and only your insurer decides what a claim covers.
US small and mid-sized businesses with several policies, such as liability, property, workers' comp, cyber and commercial auto, bought over the years from different insurers and agents.
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