Marketing consultants’ insurance tailored for your business

As a marketing consultant, you are in a position of immense trust. Your clients rely on you for business advice and information, and to provide solutions that grow their business. In a position where you are giving advice and providing a service, you must have the right insurance – professional indemnity and public liability as a minimum.

You may need several different types of insurance cover, but the good news is that your policy is simple and quick to buy with Simply Business.

Buying your marketing consultants’ insurance

It’s easy to buy your business cover at a competitive price with our clear, simple insurance quote form.

1. Build the right policy using our simple form
2. Compare quotes from a range of trusted insurers
3. Choose a quote and buy it online
4. Speak to our UK insurance team if you get stuck
5. Receive your documents online instantly

Building your marketing consultants’ insurance policy

You may need several different types of insurance cover for your marketing consultancy. These core insurance covers should help you get started.

Professional indemnity insurance is particularly important for marketing consultants, who are paid by clients for their advice. If your advice is faulty or negligent, you are likely to be held liable for any resulting financial loss suffered by your client. Simply Business offers professional indemnity cover from £50,000 up to a maximum of £5 million.

Public liability insurance covers the cost of claims made against you by members of the public who suffer injury or damage to property as a result of your work. There is a minimum cover of £1m, but your employers may request a certain level of cover before hiring you. We offer up to £10m, which can be necessary for public sector contracts.

Details to look out for

• Make sure you read and understand any exclusions on your policy. Simply Business offers you the chance to read the policy documents for each quote before you buy.
• If you employ anyone, you have a legal responsibility to take out employers’ liability insurance. Failure to do so can result in a fine of up to £2,500 per day.