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Tell us which patents, trademarks and copyrights you own or license, and the products that depend on them. Your Spot team asks which you want insured.
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Intellectual Property Insurance Quotes
Get intellectual property insurance quotes with Spot
Tell your Spot team which rights and products matter, and we prepare the submission brokers use to quote defense, enforcement or both.
Get quotes from intellectual property insurance providers
- Rights, products and licenses described once
- Defense and enforcement quoted and compared separately
- Keep your broker or switch, with no commissions on premiums
How it works
Decide defense, enforcement or both
We separate being accused of infringing from pursuing someone who copied you, and mark which you want quoted.
Intellectual property insurance
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- Policy wording
- Coverage limits
- Compare with
- Contract requirements
Confirm with your broker
Limits, exclusions, and endorsements
Brokers take it to market
We work with brokers to request IP proposals, and follow up on underwriters’ questions about your rights and any disputes.
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What do we need to request intellectual property insurance quotes?
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Let’s prepare the information for your broker and compare the terms, not just the price.
Compare what each quote includes
See whether each proposal covers defense, enforcement or both, which rights and products it names and how customer IP promises fit.
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What you’ll need
- 01
Rights you own
Patents, trademarks, copyrights and other rights, and the products that rely on them.
- 02
Rights you license
Technology or content you use under license, which the quote has to treat.
- 03
Defense or enforcement
Whether you need protection against infringement allegations, help pursuing copiers or both.
- 04
Products and activities
What you make and sell that could be the subject of a dispute.
- 05
Customer and license agreements
Any promise to defend or reimburse a customer for an IP claim.
- 06
Existing disputes and notices
Demand letters or conflicts already in play, which have to be disclosed.
- 07
Current coverage
Your expiring terms, including any IP part of another policy.
What affects your price
- 01
Rights and products insured
More rights and more products make a broader policy.
- 02
Defense, enforcement or both
Each is a separate part with its own cost.
- 03
Limits and retention
Higher limits cost more, and a higher retention can lower the premium.
- 04
Dependence on IP
A business whose products rest on a few key rights has more at stake.
- 05
Existing disputes
Known conflicts can be excluded or affect the price.
Providers your broker can approach
Get quotes from intellectual property insurance providers.
- Alliance Risk
- CFC
- Founder Shield
- Gallagher
- Marsh
- Marsh McLennan Agency
- Newfront
- And many more
Common questions
Will I be covered if I sue someone who copied me?
Only if the quote includes enforcement. A defense-only quote doesn’t pay for your own lawsuit.
Does it pay for promises I made to a customer?
Not automatically. A policy that protects your business doesn’t necessarily pay for obligations you took on in a contract, so show those to your broker.
How is this different from media liability?
Media liability addresses claims over content you publish. IP insurance addresses patent, trademark and copyright disputes. We check which fits your concern.
Will my broker understand IP coverage?
That varies by broker. Spot works alongside yours, takes no commissions on premiums and can help you find one who writes IP.
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Get insurance off your to-do list.
Tell your Spot team which rights and products matter, and we prepare the submission brokers use to quote defense, enforcement or both.
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