Assureful

Shopify + DTC Seller Insurance

Insurance for
Shopify Sellers

Product liability insurance for Shopify sellers, DTC brands, dropshippers, and multi-channel stores that need coverage and proof of insurance without annual guesswork.

No obligation. Built for brands that sell through Shopify and beyond.

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Built for Shopify sellers

Insurance for the way online stores actually grow.

DTC brands

Carry product liability coverage before wholesale buyers ask for a COI.

Dropshipping

Protect the store even when suppliers, factories, and customers sit in different countries.

Multi-channel

Use one insurance path for Shopify, Amazon, Etsy, Walmart, and more.

Shopify insurance use cases

Shopify may not require it. Your next partner might.

Shopify does not usually force every merchant to carry insurance. But wholesale buyers, suppliers, warehouses, marketplaces, and product risk can make coverage a practical requirement.

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Product liability protection for products sold through your store

Certificate of Insurance support for wholesale buyers and partners

Coverage path for DTC, dropshipping, private-label, and imported goods

Monthly pricing tied to connected Shopify sales data

Multi-channel support if you also sell on Amazon or marketplaces

A-rated insurer support for serious retail and marketplace relationships

What coverage does

Product liability coverage for DTC product risk.

Shopify product liability insurance is built for claims where a product you sell allegedly causes bodily injury or property damage. It matters for private label, dropshipping, imported goods, wholesale, and multi-channel brands.

Included focus areas

  • Products and completed operations liability
  • Bodily injury and property damage caused by products you sell
  • Legal defense costs for covered product claims
  • Imported products and overseas manufacturing exposure
  • Dropshipping and private-label product risk
  • COIs for wholesale buyers, marketplaces, and partners

Why the quote uses store data

Product mix and sales volume change fast for online stores. A Shopify brand that launches a new product line or has a seasonal spike should not be priced from stale annual projections alone.

Real salesProduct mixDTC channelMonthly adjustment

Quote path

Four steps from store to proof of insurance.

01

Start the quote

Enter the core business details, product context, location, and contact information.

02

Connect Shopify

Connect your store so Assureful can read sales and product context for pricing.

03

Review coverage

Eligible stores can review the monthly premium, limits, and next steps in the quote path.

04

Issue proof

After binding, use your COI for buyers, suppliers, marketplaces, or wholesale onboarding.

Assureful vs traditional quote paths

Built around how Shopify stores actually sell.

Traditional insurer
Assureful
Generic small-business insurance not built around eCommerce
Built for Shopify sellers, DTC brands, dropshippers, and marketplace expansion
Annual revenue forecast locks the price in too early
Monthly pricing can use connected Shopify sales data
Manual COI requests slow down retail and supplier onboarding
Designed around quick proof-of-insurance needs
Imported products and private label can trigger exclusions or delays
Built for eCommerce product categories and imported goods exposure

Pricing context

What Shopify sellers may pay.

These are indicative ranges for a $1M/$1M product liability policy. Final pricing depends on product category, state, revenue, and underwriting.

Annual Shopify revenueTypical monthly premiumBest fit
Under $50K/year$26-$48/monthNew Shopify stores and early DTC brands
$50K-$500K/year$48-$110/monthGrowing stores and dropshippers
$500K-$5M/year$110-$420/monthEstablished Shopify and Shopify Plus merchants
$5M+/yearCustomEnterprise, wholesale, high limits, or complex products

Start now

See if Assureful is Right For Your Brand.

Start with email, then complete the quote path when you are ready. The Shopify context stays attached to the application.

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Enter email
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See your price

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Questions

Shopify seller insurance FAQ.

Shopify itself does not usually require insurance just to operate a store. The pressure usually comes from wholesale buyers, suppliers, marketplaces, payment partners, warehouses, or the basic product liability risk of selling physical goods online.

Most Shopify stores that sell physical products start with product liability insurance. Depending on the business, they may also need commercial general liability, cyber liability, commercial property, workers' compensation, or higher umbrella limits.

Yes. Dropshipping stores can still face product liability claims because the customer bought from your store. Eligibility depends on the supplier model, product category, location, and underwriting rules.

Connecting Shopify helps price coverage from actual sales and store data instead of annual guesswork. That data can reduce manual back-and-forth and support pay-as-you-sell pricing.

Yes. Many Shopify sellers need a COI for wholesale onboarding, retail partners, suppliers, warehouses, or marketplace expansion. The quote path is designed around that proof-of-insurance need.

Assureful is built for eCommerce sellers and supports imported products across many categories. Exact eligibility depends on what you sell, where the business is based, claims history, and underwriting rules.

Pricing starts from $26/month for eligible sellers. Final pricing depends on product category, monthly sales, business location, coverage limits, and underwriting results after you connect your store.

Many eCommerce sellers sell across both channels. Assureful is designed for multi-channel sellers, so the Shopify quote path can still support sellers who also need Amazon seller insurance.