Businessowners policy (BOP)

Core coverages, bundled and priced for smaller businesses.

A BOP combines property and general liability — often with business income — into one convenient, cost-effective policy for eligible small and mid-sized businesses. We'll tell you whether a BOP or separate policies fit you better.

WHAT BUSINESSOWNERS POLICY (BOP) COVERS

The essentials, packaged together.

A businessowners policy — a BOP — bundles the coverages most small and mid-sized businesses need into a single package: commercial property and general liability, usually with business income coverage included. Because insurers package these for eligible, lower-risk businesses, a BOP is often more economical than buying the same protection as separate policies.

The convenience is real, but a BOP isn't automatically the right answer. Eligibility depends on your size, industry, and risk profile, and the packaged limits may or may not match your actual exposure. Some businesses are better served by standalone policies that can be tailored more precisely, or by a BOP with specific coverages added on.

That's the judgment an independent agent brings: not just whether you qualify for a BOP, but whether it genuinely serves you better than the alternatives once your real exposures are on the table. We'll run it both ways and show you the difference.

Property coverage

Your building, equipment, inventory, and contents — packaged in.

General liability

Third-party bodily injury and property damage protection, included.

Business income

Lost revenue and continuing expenses after a covered interruption.

WHO IT's FOR

Businesses a BOP is built for.

BOPs are designed for eligible small to mid-sized businesses with relatively standard, lower-hazard operations. Whether you qualify — and whether it's your best option — depends on the specifics.

●  Small service businesses

●  Many Main-Street businesses

Why place it through KHT

Specific things we do that most agencies don't.

Early renewal quotes

We quote your renewal well ahead of expiration — giving you time to review and compare, not a take-it-or-leave-it the day before.

Multiple insurance companies, lowest qualified quote

We shop across markets and recommend the best-fit, best-priced option.

Owners on your account

An established, owner-led team. When you call, you speak directly with the people responsible for protecting your business.

Getting a Quote

Straightforward from here.

1

Tell us about your business

Start a quote request or call. We’ll confirm exactly what your business needs.

2

We shop your coverage

We quote it with multiple insurance companies and compare the options side by side.

3

We recommend the best option

You get our recommendation with the lowest possible price, explained in plain terms.

Insurance you don't have to think about.

common questions

The questions we hear the most

What's the difference between a BOP and buying separate policies?

A BOP bundles property and liability (and usually business income) into one packaged policy, often at a lower combined cost. Separate policies can be tailored more precisely. We compare both and recommend whichever genuinely fits your business better.

Is my business eligible for a BOP?

Eligibility depends on your industry, size, and risk profile — insurers reserve BOPs for businesses that fit certain criteria. If you don't qualify, or a BOP doesn't fit, we'll place the right standalone coverages instead.

Does a BOP include everything my business needs?

Not necessarily. A BOP covers the core essentials, but many businesses also need coverages a BOP doesn't include — like commercial auto, workers' compensation, professional liability, or cyber. We'll identify the gaps and round out your program.

How much does a BOP cost?

Because it bundles coverages for lower-risk businesses, a BOP is often cost-effective — but the actual price depends on your specifics. Let us quote it against the alternatives. Start a quote or call and we will show you the comparison.

Get your businessowners policy (bop) quote.

Tell us about your business and we'll shop it — or call and talk it through with the people who'll actually handle your account.