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UK commercial insurance · an introduction service

Your trade isn't generic. Neither is your risk.

A comparison site gives every business the same seven questions. We do the opposite: tell us what you do and when you renew, and a specialist broker builds the cover around the exposures your trade actually carries.

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An isometric structure. Cover modules light up and settle into place, forming a different shape for each trade.
7 modules Every lit block is a cover your trade needs and the next one doesn't.

Most business insurance is sold in seven minutes by a form that never asks what you actually do. It's fast, it's cheap, and it's the reason claims get declined.

Pick your trade

Same policy name.
Five different things.

Where this trade actually gets caught out

    Modules a broker should be pricing

      Not your trade? There are around 1,500 of them. Put yours in the form and it gets routed to whoever knows it best.

      The sequence

      Three steps. You do one.

      1. 01

        You tell us the date

        Your renewal date, your trade, and how to reach you. Nothing about claims, turnover or history — that conversation belongs with the broker, not a web form.

      2. 02

        We hand you to a specialist

        We pass your details to an FCA-authorised broker who writes your trade regularly. Not a call centre, not a panel of 25 insurers hoping one fits.

      3. 03

        They build it and price it

        The broker asks the questions that matter for your work, goes to the insurers who understand it, and comes back before your renewal lapses.

      Start here

      When does your
      cover renew?

      Give us the date and we'll make sure a broker who knows your trade is looking at it well before it rolls over on last year's terms.

      Read this before you fill it in

      • We are not an insurance broker. InsureCorrect does not give advice, recommend policies, or arrange cover.
      • What we do is introduce you. We pass the details below to [BROKER LEGAL NAME], an insurance broker authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority, firm reference number [FRN]. You can check them on the FCA register at register.fca.org.uk.
      • They will contact you. Expect a call or email from them, not from us. They will ask you the underwriting questions.
      • You pay us nothing. The broker pays us an introduction fee if you take out a policy. You are under no obligation to buy anything.
      • Your data. We only use these details to make the introduction and, if you tick the box, to remind you about your renewal. Full detail in our privacy notice.
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      01

      The broker will ask for you by name when they call.

      02

      Trading name is fine if that's what's on the policy.

      03

      Plain words beat job titles. This is what decides which broker gets it.

      04

      Postcode only. Nobody's turning up.

      05

      Roughly is fine. Eight weeks out is when a broker can actually do something about it — at renewal week, they can't.

      06

      How should they reach you?

      Both, so they can try the other one if you're on a job.

      07

      Optional — skip it if nothing springs to mind.

      08

      Last thing — your permission.

      Plainly

      What we are, and what we're not.

      We are

      A single form that gets your renewal in front of a broker who writes your trade. We're paid by the broker, not by you.

      We are not

      A broker, an insurer, a comparison site, or a source of advice. We don't hold your money, quote prices, or recommend a policy.