Errors & Omissions (E&O) Insurance Cost Calculator

Protect your business from client lawsuits and mistakes. Use our free Errors & Omissions (E&O) Insurance Calculator to estimate your professional liability coverage costs. Whether you're a consultant, contractor, or small business owner, get a clear picture of your expected monthly or annual premiums instantly.

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Coverage Preferences

Average Costs by Industry
Consultant / Advisor$400-900
IT Professional$500-1,000
Marketing Agency$600-1,200
Accounting / Legal$1,000-2,500

Average annual premiums for $1M coverage

How to Lower Your Premium
  • Choose a higher deductible
  • Maintain strong client contracts
  • Implement internal review processes
  • Bundle with general liability insurance
What Is E&O Insurance and Who Needs It?

Errors & Omissions (E&O) insurance, also known as professional liability insurance, covers legal costs and settlements from professional mistakes or negligence. It's essential for consultants, contractors, and any business providing professional services to clients.

What Factors Affect E&O Insurance Cost?
  • • Type of profession or industry
  • • Business size and annual revenue
  • • Claims history (if applicable)
  • • Coverage limit and deductible
  • • State regulations and provider pricing
Frequently Asked Questions

What does E&O insurance cover?

E&O insurance covers legal defense costs, settlements, and judgments from claims of professional negligence, mistakes, or failure to deliver promised services.

Is E&O insurance mandatory for consultants?

While not legally required in most cases, many clients and contracts require consultants to carry E&O insurance as a condition of doing business.

How can I calculate the right coverage limit?

Consider your contract values, potential liability from mistakes, industry standards, and client requirements. Most professionals start with $1M coverage.

Does E&O insurance cover independent contractors?

Yes, independent contractors and freelancers can and should carry E&O insurance to protect themselves from client claims and professional liability.