How much does InsureShip shipping insurance cost?
It depends on the program. For checkout shipping insurance, shoppers choose coverage at checkout and the price can be set by InsureShip or by the merchant; pricing averages about $1 per order but is not fixed and depends on your products and order values. For enterprise bulk shipment coverage, the rate is $1,000 per $50,000 of insured shipment value, or $2.00 per $100.
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Related questions: Who pays for shipping insurance? · How is the enterprise bulk premium calculated?
Is InsureShip free to add to my store?
Yes. There is no cost to add checkout shipping insurance to your store and no long-term contract. Shoppers who want protection add it at checkout.
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Related questions: Can I set my own shipping insurance price? · Who pays for shipping insurance?
Can I set my own shipping insurance price?
Yes. Checkout pricing is flexible: it can be set by InsureShip or by the merchant. Ask InsureShip which option fits your store.
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Related questions: Who pays for shipping insurance? · What is enterprise bulk shipment coverage?
Who pays for shipping insurance?
With checkout shipping insurance, the shopper pays when they choose coverage at checkout. With enterprise bulk shipment coverage, your business pays to insure the shipments it declares. With advertising partnerships, InsureShip pays qualifying merchants; those partnerships are not an insurance product.
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What is enterprise bulk shipment coverage?
Enterprise bulk shipment coverage is for businesses that ship in volume and want to insure their own outbound shipments, rather than offering coverage to shoppers at checkout. It covers loss, damage and theft in transit and includes a dedicated account manager, an in-house claims team and custom terms for large volumes.
Learn more: Get an enterprise quote · Business shipping insurance
Related questions: How is the enterprise bulk premium calculated? · Do merchants get paid for offering InsureShip?
How is the enterprise bulk premium calculated?
Premium is based on the total declared value you insure: every $50,000 of insured shipment value costs $1,000, which is $2.00 per $100. For example, $250,000 of insured shipments would be $5,000 in premium. Final premium, eligibility, limits and exclusions are set by the policy and your quote.
Learn more: Bulk premium estimator
Related questions: Do merchants get paid for offering InsureShip? · Is there a long-term contract?
Do merchants get paid for offering InsureShip?
InsureShip pays qualifying merchants for advertising space that connects shoppers with shipping insurance. Advertising rates depend on your store's audience, placement and eligibility, and final rates are subject to review and agreement. Advertising partnerships are not an insurance product.
Learn more: Advertising partnerships · Apply now
Related questions: Is there a long-term contract? · Can I use more than one InsureShip program?
Is there a long-term contract?
No. InsureShip programs are month to month, so you can adjust or stop at any time. Merchants with a separate written agreement with InsureShip are also bound by that agreement for the matters it covers.
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Related questions: Can I use more than one InsureShip program? · What is the White Label & Broker Program?
Can I use more than one InsureShip program?
Yes. Many merchants combine programs: for example, offering checkout shipping insurance to shoppers while insuring their own bulk or B2B shipments under enterprise coverage. Tell InsureShip how you ship and we'll recommend the right mix.
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Related questions: What is the White Label & Broker Program? · What are the two white label partner tiers?
What is the White Label & Broker Program?
It lets platforms, apps, fulfillment companies and insurance agencies offer shipping insurance at checkout under their own brand, "Powered by InsureShip." InsureShip stays the licensed agency, Navigators underwrites the coverage, and shoppers file claims with InsureShip. Partners handle the brand, the checkout and the customer relationship.
Learn more: White label program · How white label works
Related questions: What are the two white label partner tiers? · How do I switch from a shipping protection app to licensed insurance?
What are the two white label partner tiers?
Tier 1, Licensed Producer, is for insurance agencies and brokers that act as licensed sub-producers of InsureShip and sell under their own licenses. Tier 2, Platform Partner, is for platforms, apps, carts, 3PLs and brands without insurance licenses: they display the offer and InsureShip's approved materials, while InsureShip sets pricing from the insurer's approved rates and remains the licensed agency.
Partner compensation, pricing and state availability are set out in the program agreement and depend on state law and insurer approval.
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Related questions: How do I switch from a shipping protection app to licensed insurance? · How much does InsureShip shipping insurance cost?
How do I switch from a shipping protection app to licensed insurance?
Contact InsureShip with your platform and order volume. InsureShip enables the integration for supported platforms, recommends an opt-in checkout offer, and handles claims under written policy terms. Platforms already running a protection program can keep their brand and widget through the White Label Program.
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