E&O Premium Estimator
Get a rough errors-and-omissions premium range from revenue, lines, and claims history.
E&O Premium Estimator
Get a rough idea of your errors-and-omissions premium based on revenue, lines written, and claims history.
Estimated annual premium range
$3,680 – $5,520
Midpoint $4,600
| Factor | Effect |
|---|---|
| Revenue base | $4,000 |
| Lines factor | 1.15x |
| Claims factor | 1.00x |
This is a rough estimate only, not a quote.
Actual E&O premiums depend on carrier, coverage limits, deductible, state, and underwriting. Request a real quote from a licensed E&O carrier or broker before relying on any number.
FAQs
- How much does E&O insurance cost for an agency?
- It varies widely. Small agencies may pay a few thousand dollars a year, while larger operations pay far more. Premium scales with revenue, lines written, limits, and claims history. This tool gives a rough range, not a quote.
- What raises my E&O premium?
- Higher revenue, more lines of business, higher coverage limits, lower deductibles, and recent claims all increase premium. A clean claims history is the biggest lever you control.
- Is this estimate a real quote?
- No. It is a planning estimate only. Actual pricing comes from a licensed E&O carrier or broker after underwriting your specific operation.
- Why do independent agents need E&O coverage?
- Independents are personally responsible for professional liability. E&O protects against claims of errors, omissions, or negligence in placing coverage, which can otherwise be financially devastating.
Related Terms
Errors and Omissions (E&O) Insurance
Professional liability insurance for agents and brokers covering claims alleging failure to obtain proper coverage, improper advice, or administrative errors.
Litigation Management
The carrier's structured process for controlling legal defense costs, outcomes, and strategies on claims that have entered the court system.
Independent Agent
A licensed producer representing multiple carriers who places business based on client need and market fit, owning their book of business on commission.
