Photographer Insurance
STARTING AS LOW AS
$129
/year
Annual and Show Policies Available
Canopy & Photography Insurance
Insurance Canopy provides A+ rated Photographer Insurance. In just minutes, you can purchase coverage that will protect your business from exposures associated with the photography industry—no pun intended. We provide high quality insurance at an affordable price so you can shoot, frame, and hang with peace of mind
Our Partners
General Liability
It’s important to have general liability insurance, which can protect your business from paying out of pocket should your business operation ever injure a customer or cause property damage. Insurance Canopy’s Photographer Insurance includes general liability coverage, so you’ll have a financial safety net in place should an accident ever occur.
Flexible Equipment Coverage
Photography equipment isn’t cheap. That’s why it’s important to cover your equipment in your insurance policy, especially if you frequently travel for your photography business. At Insurance Canopy, we have multiple camera equipment insurance options, so you are never paying for more coverage than you need.
Shoot With Confidence
Insurance Canopy’s Photographer Insurance does more than protect your business. It creates a safety net that can grant you peace of mind knowing that should something ever occur, you can have the assistance you need. With 24/7 to your policy, including printable proof of insurance and other documents, we remove the stress and burden of risk, allowing you to run your business with confidence.
Coverage Details
General & Professional Liability Limits
General Aggregate Limit
$2,000,000
Products-Completed Operations Aggregate Limit
$2,000,000
Personal and Advertising Injury Limit
$1,000,000
General Each Occurrence Limit
$1,000,000
Damage to Premises Rented to You (Any One Premises)
$300,000
Medical Expense Limit (Any One Person)
$5,000
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What You Get
- General Liability: covers expenses from third-party insurance claims that come from injuries or damages that occurred at your business location or as a result of your business equipment or operations.
- Product Liability: covers expenses, such as legal fees, that arise as a result of someone getting sick or injured by the product you sold them.
- Business Personal Property: covers expenses that arise from your business personal property or equipment, like a computer, being damaged or stolen as a result of or during your business operation.
- Additional Insureds: covers the event or venue so it is not held liable should an accident occur. It is often required for vendors to cover events as additional insureds. $15 to add one and $30 to add unlimited.
Need More Coverage?
- Professional Liability ($125): protects against third-party claims as a result of errors or omissions that occurred during a lesson or demonstration. If you teach lessons to do demonstrations, we recommend having this coverage.
- Cyber Liability ($99): covers expenses that arise from cyber crime, like stolen data or customer information. If you collect or store data electronically, we highly recommend this coverage.
- Workers Compensation: If you have employees, you may want to consider workers compensation, which covers medical fees and loss of income as a result of injury during business operations.
Questions About Photographer Insurance
Photographer Insurance can protect your business from paying out of pocket for insurance claims that may arise as a result of your business operations—like injuries, equipment loss, or property damage that takes place during a photo shoot.
Without insurance, your photography business could be held liable and required to cover hefty legal, medical, or equipment expenses. Our policy includes general liability and product liability coverage. Additional insurance options ensure that no matter your business operation, you can have the coverage you need.
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Photographer insurance can protect your business from expenses that come from injury, property damage, and broken or stolen property as a result of your business operation. Without insurance, these expenses could be financially crippling and even cost you your business.
As a photographer, you work intimately with other people, so it is vitally important to protect your business from out-of-pocket expenses should injury or other damages occur as a result of your business.
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Many events and venues require you to add them as an additional insured, which extends your insurance coverage to them. This prevents the event or venue from being held liable should an accident occur as a result of your business operation. If you ever participate in an event or do a photoshoot at a particular venue, you may be required to include them as an additional insured on your policy.
Insurance Canopy’s Photographer Insurance policy allows you to include additional insureds for a small extra cost depending on the coverage you need. For event policies, you can include unlimited additional insured for $5 per addition. For annual policies, you may include one additional insured for $15 or unlimited additional insureds for $30.
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Photographer Insurance starts at $129 a year for up to $2 million coverage in general liability as well as business personal property coverage.
For additional cost, you can add protection such as increased equipment coverage for your camera gear, professional liability insurance if you teach lessons, or cyber liability coverage which can protect your business from the expenses that arise should your business fall victim to cyber crime.
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Choosing the right insurance is critical.
You can’t afford gaps in your coverage that could put you out of business.
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Photographers Insurance
Annual Policy: Starting at $129 – Get the protection your business needs today with Insurance Canopy’s Photographer Insurance. Rest easy knowing your business has a comprehensive financial safety net including general liability, business personal property coverage, and more according to your business needs.
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