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Special Events Insurance

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This program has been designed to meet the needs of venues and facilities that require their event holders to secure their own party insurance, birthday insurance and holiday party insurance coverage, and offers the broadest coverage and lowest prices.

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or apply online.

How Purchasing Works

01

Tell us about your event.

Enter your contact info, venue location & basic details about your event.

02

Review & Purchase Policy.

 

All major credit cards are accepted.

03

Download documents

You’re done!

 

Download or email your certificates of insurance.

Common Questions

How does event insurance work?

Event Liability Insurance works to protect the event holder from claims made against them due to injury to guests and/or damage to the venue. An injury to an attendee could cost an event holder thousands without insurance protection.

Often we are asked why the venue requires their renters to get Event Liability Insurance when the venue should have their own insurance. The venue’s insurance is not going to cover the renter if they are responsible for the injury or damage. In most cases, it will only provide coverage for the venue’s own actions.

If you’re a venue renting out your gorgeous space for events, you may want to consider requiring your renters to obtain coverage. This can help if one of their guests slips and falls or someone drags a table across your beautiful hardwood floors. The Event Helper makes obtaining coverage easy and we have programs to make sure the venue’s requirements are met.

Do I need insurance for an event?

If you are using someone else’s space to hold a meeting, throw a party or host a wedding ceremony, then yes, you need Event General Liability insurance. Most venues require the coverage to protect you and them from claims of injury to attendees and/or damage to the venue.

Always check the rental agreement for the venue’s insurance requirements. If they don’t specifically include what type of insurance is required, check the agreement for what you will be held responsible for. You’ll likely be held personally responsible for anything that happens at the venue while you and your guests are on premise.

How much does it cost for event insurance?

The total cost for Event Liability Insurance can start at $66 for a small wedding. The cost will go up from there depending on the type and size of the event. A trade show expecting 250 people will cost around $125. A 70’s music concert expecting 2500 people will cost around $400.

What is event insurance?

Event Insurance is a General Liability policy designed to protect the event holder for most claims of guest or spectator injury or property damage arising from the event. This type of coverage is often required from the venue.

Venues and event sponsors may require that they are named as Additional Insureds on the policy to protect themselves from the event holder’s actions. Host Liquor liability is often included in Event Liability Insurance should the insured be liable for damage or injury be as a result of alcohol at the event.

Vendors, exhibitors or service providers may also be required to have Event Liability Insurance in order to be at the event. Event Liability Insurance is a great option for them if they don’t already have coverage through their Business Owner’s Policy.

What is the purpose of event insurance?

Event Liability Insurance is most often purchased to meet the requirements in the rental agreement of the venue. The venue is doing their renter a huge favor by requiring this type of protection. Event Liability Insurance is intended to protect the event holder (venue renter) from having to pay out of their own pocket for most claims of injury or property damage due to their event. Policy exclusions will apply.

Why is event insurance important?

Event Liability Insurance can protect you in case there is a claim for bodily injury or property damage at your event. Without this insurance this claim could otherwise cause you or your business a huge financial hardship.

If a guest slips and falls while attending your event, they likely won’t hesitate to put the financial responsibility on you. Without Event Liability Insurance, you could have to pay their medical expenses out of your own pocket.

How much does Sports Insurance cost?

General Liability Insurance for a sporting event can start around $250. The cost will go up from there depending on the type and size of the event or the requirements for additional coverage. Coverage for Participant injuries can be added for $50-$1000.

Does Event Insurance cover Sporting Participant injuries?

The standard Event General Liability policy is not going to cover injuries to any sporting/athletic participants, performers, volunteers, employees or individuals compensated by the insured. However, sporting event types through The Event Helper come with the option to add some additional coverage for specific activity types. Complete our online application or call us for more information!

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Available Coverage:

• Each Occurrence:
• Personal & Advertising Injury:
• General Aggregate:
• Products / Completed Operations:
• Medical Payments:
• Deductible:
• Liquor Liability:
• Waiver of Subrogation:
• Hired & Non-Owned Auto:

• Host liquor coverage included

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• Free Additional Insureds

• A+ Rated Insurance Carrier

Special Event Insurance:

• Host liquor coverage

• Retail liquor coverage available
• Waiver of Subrogation / Primary Wording available
• Hired and Non-owned Auto Coverage available

CoverToday Insurance Agency, LLC – Compensation Disclosure

CoverToday Insurance Agency, LLC (“CoverToday”) is committed to transparency in how we are compensated for the insurance brokerage and related services we provide. We work with clients, retail agents, brokers, and insurance carriers to offer a range of insurance solutions. Our compensation comes in various forms, including commissions, contingency income, and, in some cases, fees paid by clients or third parties. Below is an outline of how we are compensated.

Commission Income
We receive commissions from insurance carriers or managing general agents for placing and servicing insurance policies. Commissions are typically calculated as a percentage of the premium paid by the insured and are included in the total premium amount. Employees or representatives of CoverToday involved in policy placement and servicing may receive compensation that varies based on the commissions we earn.

Contingency Income
CoverToday may receive additional compensation through contingency agreements with insurance carriers or managing general agents. These payments depend on various factors, including premium volume, policy retention, underwriting profitability, and claims history. Since contingency income is calculated based on overall business performance rather than individual policies, there is no direct way to determine how a specific insurance policy affects these payments.

Supplemental Commissions
Some insurance companies provide supplemental commissions, which are predetermined, fixed payments based on historical performance metrics similar to those used for contingency income. These supplemental commissions, sometimes referred to as “Guaranteed Supplemental Commissions” (GSCs), are typically negotiated annually and are not contingent on future performance.

Fees Paid by Clients
In some cases, particularly for business insurance or complex insurance programs, CoverToday may charge clients a fee in addition to or instead of commissions. These fees are mutually agreed upon in advance and disclosed to the client before coverage is bound. In certain situations, we may receive both commissions and client-paid fees for placement or additional services, such as risk management or policy administration.

Wholesale Operations
CoverToday may place insurance through wholesale brokers or managing general agents (MGAs), including those affiliated with us. In such cases, both the wholesale broker and CoverToday may earn commissions. Wholesale brokers and MGAs provide access to specialized insurance markets not available through standard retail brokerage channels. These transactions do not typically impact the total premium paid by the insured.

Other Compensation and Benefits
CoverToday may receive additional revenue or benefits in connection with our insurance brokerage services, including:

  • Payments from insurance carriers for training, marketing, or promotional events

  • Fees or interest from the administration of premium finance contracts

  • Interest earned on fiduciary or trust accounts where insurance premiums are temporarily held before remittance to carriers

  • Compensation for policy administration, claims services, or loss control support

Carrier Relationships and Preferred Markets
While CoverToday works with a broad range of insurance carriers, we may prioritize strategic relationships with certain insurers that provide competitive pricing, enhanced service, and long-term benefits to our clients. These preferred carriers may offer additional compensation, which we use to invest in technology, training, and improved client services. In some cases, our employees may be incentivized to consider preferred carriers when suitable for a client’s needs. CoverToday representatives may also participate in advisory boards or committees for select carriers to enhance collaboration and service offerings.

We are committed to providing full disclosure and transparency regarding our compensation practices. If you have any questions about how CoverToday is compensated for your policy, please contact us for more information.

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