Coverage for personal concierges & assistants
General liability and professional liability for personal concierge, personal assistant, and personal shopper services — generally intended to respond to a covered claim arising from your work for a client. Get a quote and the certificate a client requires.

General liability
Generally intended to address third-party bodily injury and property damage arising from your services.
Professional liability
Generally intended to respond to a claim of an error or mistake made while performing services for a client.
Any errand or task
Personal shopping, errands, package and dry-cleaning pickup, reservations, and more are generally eligible for a quote.
Tell us about your concierge business
A standard underwriting questionnaire for personal concierge and personal assistant services, then we'll work toward a quote.
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Frequently asked questions
What does personal concierge insurance typically cover?
Most personal concierge and personal assistant businesses carry general liability alongside professional liability — generally intended to respond to a claim of injury, property damage, or a mistake made while performing services for a client, in the event of a covered claim.
I only do personal shopping — do I still need to answer the full questionnaire?
The quote form asks up front whether you're only a personal shopper. Beyond that, a standard set of underwriting questions applies to all personal concierge applicants — they help match you to the right carrier and don't disqualify you on their own.
Does transporting clients or their belongings change my coverage?
Yes. Transportation services — especially involving minors, or making up more than 10% of your receipts — are treated as a distinct exposure, so the quote form asks about them directly.
What if my services don't match the standard description?
If your services go beyond the typical personal-shopping, errand-running, and reservation-making list, the quote form lets you fully describe your business so it can be underwritten accurately.
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