What Business Insurance Does An LLC Need?
An LLC protects your personal assets, not your business itself. Here's the product liability, CGL, and cyber coverage every LLC-registered seller actually needs.
Practical guides for online sellers — what coverage costs, what it actually covers, what Amazon and Shopify require, and the real claims that have shaped the industry. Written for sellers, not for insurance companies.
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An LLC protects your personal assets, not your business itself. Here's the product liability, CGL, and cyber coverage every LLC-registered seller actually needs.

Key Takeaways Assureful’s pay-as-you-sell eCommerce insurance bills monthly from actual sales (plans start at $26), provides A-rated coverage with product

Key Takeaways Most eCommerce sellers pay $24, $73 per month for general liability insurance, with LLC policies typically averaging $42, $72/month and persona

```html Key Takeaways Your homeowner's insurance won't cover business claims, period. An LLC helps, but it's not enough without proper commercial coverage.
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