Commercial insurance costs vary widely depending on the size of your business, industry risk level, annual revenue, number of employees, and geographic location. On average, small business owners with a single-employee or micro-enterprise setup can expect to pay between $500 and $3,000 per year for baseline policies like General Liability or a Business Owner's Policy (BOP). High-risk industries or large commercial entities face substantially higher annual premiums.
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