Courier Insurance

Courier insurance
for the self employed.

Multi-drop, same-day, parcel or pallet work — cover that matches what you actually do, including goods in transit and public liability where you need it.

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No obligation · Specialist insurers · Response within 2 hours

ICO Registered — ZC067741
Non-standard risks welcome
Specialist insurer panel
UK based team

Simple Process

How it works

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Tell us about the risk

Your details, the vehicle, how it is used and anything on your licence. Accuracy here matters more than anywhere else.

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We approach the market

We put your details to insurers and schemes that cover your circumstances, including specialist markets you cannot reach direct.

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Quotes come back to you

You see the cover, the excess and the price. You decide — there is no obligation to take any of them.

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Cover starts

Once you choose, the insurer sets your policy up and the documents come from them direct.

Why choose us

Cover that matches the contract

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Specialist markets

Convictions, claims, non-standard use and unusual vehicles — the schemes that cover these rarely appear on comparison sites.

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Declared properly

Non-disclosure is what voids policies. We make sure everything is on the record, so a claim cannot be refused for something you forgot to mention.

Quick turnaround

Most enquiries get a response within two hours, so you are not left off the road waiting.

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Cover that actually fits

The cheapest premium is worthless if the cover is wrong for how you use the vehicle. We check that first.

Start your insurance enquiry

No obligation. Tell us about the risk and we will come back within 2 hours.

🔒 Your data is protected under ICO registration ZC067741. We never sell your details.

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Common Questions

Courier insurance, answered

Hire and reward as a minimum, because you are carrying other people's goods for payment. Most contracts also require goods in transit cover, and many depots ask for public liability before they will let you on site.
No, and this catches people out constantly. Carriage of own goods covers your tools and your own property. The moment you carry someone else's parcels for payment you need hire and reward, or a claim can be declined outright.
It depends on the contract — many depots specify a minimum, commonly between £1,000 and £10,000 per load. Check what your contract requires before buying, because too little cover can put you in breach of it.
Usually yes. Multi-drop means far more stops, more time in residential streets and more opportunity for incidents, so insurers rate it higher than a single long-distance run.
Yes, though expect a higher premium in the first year. Insurers look at your driving history and age as well as courier experience, so a clean licence goes a long way even without a track record in the trade.