As an online retailer, you should have various online business insurance in place to protect your business:
Business interruption insurance compensates for lost income if your online retail business is temporarily closed due to fires, floods, or other unforeseen disruptions.
Contents and stock Insurance covers the cost of replacing or repairing your stock if it gets damaged, lost, or stolen in a warehouse or during transit.
Cyber liability insurance protects your business against data breaches, hacking, or cyberattacks. These can be particularly damaging in ecommerce, as sensitive customer data is often stored online.
Product liability insurance protects you if a product you sell causes injury or harm to a customer, ensuring you're covered for legal and compensation costs.
If you employ staff, you’re legally required to have employers liability insurance. This covers any claims from employees who may be injured or fall ill due to their work.
Public liability insurance covers you if a customer or member of the public is injured or their property is damaged due to your business activities, such as slips, trips and falls.