Know your providerReviewed November 11, 2026

Are InsureShip and ShipInsure the same company?Similar names.
Separate companies.

Are InsureShip and ShipInsure the same company? No. Here is how to identify your provider, route an existing claim and choose protection for future orders.

Published by InsureShip · A separate company from ShipInsure

InsureShip ≠ ShipInsureIllustrative InsureShip shipping insurance offer on a mobile shopping cart
Check the name. Find the right team.Illustrative checkout; pricing and setup vary.
Licensed agencyInsureShip · CA DOI #0G55434
Named underwriterNavigators, a Hartford company
Written termsKnow what applies to your shipment
The direct answer

No. InsureShip is Online Shipping Insurance Services, Inc., at insureship.com. ShipInsure, Inc., at shipinsure.io, is a separate, unaffiliated company. For an existing order, confirm which provider covered it before starting a claim.

Which company is which?

InsureShip

Online Shipping Insurance Services, Inc.

Website: insureship.com. A licensed insurance agency offering shipping insurance underwritten by Navigators, a Hartford company.

California DOI license #0G55434. Operating under the InsureShip name since 2009.

ShipInsure

ShipInsure, Inc.

Website: shipinsure.io. A separate provider with its own services, customer terms and claims instructions.

It is not affiliated with InsureShip.

A similar name does not mean two companies share accounts, coverage records, staff or claims responsibility. Always match your order to the provider identified in the purchase records.

For a detailed look at the protection structures, read Is ShipInsure real insurance? and the full provider comparison.

How to identify who protected your order

Start with the transaction record, not an internet search for a similar company name. These three checks can save you from sending a claim to the wrong team.

  1. Read your confirmation. Look for a shipping insurance or protection line item, the provider’s legal name, and a link to the terms that applied when you purchased.
  2. Check the claim instructions. Use the provider’s link in the confirmation or ask the store for the official route. A merchant-branded page alone may not identify the company behind it.
  3. Ask the merchant directly. Provide your store order number and ask which provider covered that specific shipment. Avoid assuming today’s checkout provider also covered an older order.

A useful question to send your store

“Please confirm the legal name of the shipping protection provider for my order, the terms that applied when I purchased it, and the official link to submit a claim.”

Keep the response with your order confirmation, tracking record and any relevant photos. Follow the deadlines in the terms for your purchase while the provider is being confirmed.

Where should you file a claim?

How to route an existing shipping protection claim
Your records identify Where to go What to confirm
InsureShip Where to goInsureShip claims page What to confirmThe order had eligible InsureShip coverage and you have followed the applicable policy requirements.
ShipInsure Where to goThe official claim instructions supplied for that order. What to confirmThe merchant has identified the correct provider and transaction-specific terms.
No clear provider Where to goContact the store that sold you the goods. What to confirmAsk who supplied the protection, whether it was purchased and which claim link applies.

InsureShip cannot process a claim for an order protected only by another provider. Similarly, buying InsureShip for a future shipment does not change the provider responsible for an earlier order.

For damaged shipments, preserve the goods and packaging while you follow the applicable claim instructions. Do not rely on a general comparison page for transaction deadlines.

For merchants: make your provider unmistakable

Clear naming helps your shoppers and your support team. Before launching a protection offer, check that your customer journey identifies the right provider at each stage.

  • At checkout: review the offer name and required disclosures.
  • After purchase: confirm the customer can find the relevant terms and provider information.
  • In support: give staff the correct claims route and an explanation of their role.
  • During a provider change: keep an order-level record of which provider applied before and after launch.

InsureShip can review your setup for Shopify, WooCommerce, Checkout Champ, BigCommerce, Sticky.io or a custom API implementation. Availability depends on your program and store configuration.

Already using another provider?

Use our guide to switching from ShipInsure to InsureShip to plan the handoff and keep existing claims with their original provider.

More clarity

Questions worth
answering.

Practical answers before you choose a provider or change your setup.

Can I send a ShipInsure claim to InsureShip?

No. InsureShip handles claims for InsureShip coverage. For another provider, follow the official claim instructions for your order or ask the merchant to confirm the route.

Does a merchant changing providers transfer older claims?

No. Keep the original provider information for each protected order. A new provider for future shipments does not transfer earlier orders or open claims.

How can I confirm that my order used InsureShip?

Check the order confirmation and applicable coverage documents. If the provider is unclear, ask the store to confirm the company that covered your specific shipment.

Is InsureShip the insurer?

No. InsureShip is a licensed insurance agency. Coverage offered through InsureShip is underwritten by Navigators, a Hartford company, subject to the applicable policy.

Choose InsureShip

Choose InsureShip for your next chapter.

For merchants evaluating protection for future shipments, start with a licensed agency, a named underwriter and a clear customer journey.