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Handcrafted coverage for your business, booth, and crafty creations.
Crafters insurance is a type of policy that combines multiple liability insurance coverages into one policy and is specifically designed to help you pay for common claims you may face when running a creative business.
This type of coverage is created to help you:
ACT Pro
365 day artist liability insurance coverage
$24.25/Month
ACT Go
$49/Event
ACT Pro is made for full-time artists and crafters who want enhanced protection for their entire business. With additional liability coverage for your products included, optional add-ons, and monthly payments, create confidently knowing we’ve got your back.
Annual Policy Limits of Liability
Optional Add-Ons
Additional Tools, Supplies, & Inventory Coverage limits available up to $10,000/$50,000.
Cyber Liability Coverage available up to $100,000
Professional Liability is available through the user dashboard with upfront payment.
Pricing
Short-Term Policy Limits of Liability
Optional Add-Ons
Pricing
Anyone selling their crafts for a profit needs insurance — including you!
No matter how you cut it, paste it, stitch it, or shape it, craft insurance is designed to cover a variety of handicrafters, such as:
Craft insurance starts at $24.25 per month or $279 per year, with ACT Pro. If you only need limited liability coverage for a few craft shows a year, ACT Go starts at $49 per event.
Looking for more coverage? Curate your perfect plan with ACT Pro and add optional coverages that best suit your creative needs!*
*Additional coverages are available only on the ACT Pro plan.
Your creativity never stops — so why let something like a claim get in your way?
ACT was created with dreamers like you in mind, making it possible for you to chase whatever comes next without the hassle of finding insurance holding you back.
Unlock the freedom to keep dreaming with the top-recommended name in arts and crafts insurance.
Yes, a craft business needs insurance to cover accidents you may become liable for as a vendor. This can include paying for slip and fall injuries that happen in your booth or the cost of damages your set-up leaves in a rented space.
Most events and venues require proof of insurance (Certificate of Insurance) before accepting you as a vendor. Plus, you may need to add them as an additional insured to your policy.
Craft business insurance can cover common claims you face as a crafter, like damages from unexpected weather at an event or medical expenses for an injured customer. It can also help pay for legal fees if a lawsuit arises from an accident.
Additional protection offered on the ACT Pro policy may also cover theft and damage to your supplies, accidents from workshops you teach, or the cost to recover from a data breach.
Yes, you may need insurance to sell handmade crafts online if a third-party platform requires you to show proof of insurance.
Some sites require sellers to carry liability insurance based on their monthly sales revenue. Other platforms, like Etsy, advise sellers to carry product liability insurance because many of their seller policies exclude coverage for product-related claims.
If you have questions about purchasing crafters insurance, our team of licensed agents is available to help. Please give us a call at 844.520.6991.