Turn the class codes on your policy into a picture of your crew, with employees, average wages and an estimated payroll. Crown the crew and send it to a broker to start your workers comp quote.
Pick your business, add the class codes from your policy and watch your crew appear, one lane per class.
Prefer a form? Go straight to the workers comp quote form.
Not sure of your codes? Choose "Not Sure of My Codes" and build one crew; a broker sorts out classifications with the carrier.
Prefer reading first? Start with plumbing workers comp or workers comp for restaurants.
Send your trade, state and payroll, and a broker reviews the request. If you would rather talk first, leave a number.
Swipe or use the arrows for every answer.
No. You add codes from your policy or find them by searching the published California list yourself. Your business type only decides which illustrated crew appears; your broker and the carrier confirm the classes on your policy.
Each row multiplies employees by average hourly wage by 2,080 full-time hours, and the rows are added together. It is an estimate for the quote request, not your audited payroll. Contractors report field payroll and leave out clerical staff and insured subcontractors.
The quote page opens with your business, state, payroll band and class rows filled in. Nothing is sent until you finish the quote form and press send, and you can change any answer first.
Yes. Choose Something Else and search every business, or type your own. Businesses outside the trades this site focuses on may take a little longer to quote, and nobody is turned away.
Reviewed by David Gleason, Principal, on .
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