Compare Workers’ Compensation Insurance Quotes

Compare workers’ compensation insurance quotes with Spot

Workers’ comp proposals look alike until you check states, job classifications and payroll, so Spot lines those up before you compare totals.

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States, classifications and payroll checked quote by quote
Private insurer and state fund options laid out together
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How it works

Share your payroll and the quotes

Send each proposal with your payroll by type of work and by state, so your Spot team can check that every quote used the same facts.

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We check the classifications

Spot compares how each quote classifies your warehouse, field and office work, and whether the states match where your employees actually work.

Workers’ compensation insurance

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Policy wording: Coverage limits
Compare with: Contract requirements

Confirm with your broker

Limits, exclusions, and endorsements

Ask about anything that doesn’t match

If a quote leaves out a state or groups roles differently, message your Spot team. They take the question to the broker and report back in Slack.

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Can you help compare our workers’ compensation insurance options?

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Let’s prepare the information for your broker and compare the terms, not just the price.

Choose and bind

Select the quote that fits your workforce in every state you operate. Your Spot team helps you bind and keeps the policy on file for audits and renewals.

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Quote comparison

Workers’ compensation insurance

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What to compare

01
States covered
Every state where you have employees should appear in the quote. A missing state is a gap, not a saving.
02
Job classifications
How each kind of work is categorized. Physical work and office work should be classed separately where the rules allow.
03
Payroll by classification
The payroll figures each quote rated on. A different split changes the premium without changing your risk.
04
Who counts as an employee
How part-time staff, interns and contractors are treated, since state rules differ.
05
Insurance options in each state
Whether a quote is from a private insurer or a state fund, and which options your state allows.
06
Benefits the policy provides
Medical care, wage replacement, disability and death benefits, as set by each state’s rules.
07
Employer’s liability
The separate protection for lawsuits that fall outside workers’ comp. Compare its limits across quotes.

Differences to watch for

01
Different payroll assumptions
A quote built on lower or differently split payroll looks cheaper, and may be corrected at audit.
02
Missing states
Hiring in a new state can leave a policy short if the quote only lists your home state.
03
Misclassified roles
Putting office staff in a physical-work class, or the reverse, shifts the premium. Ask each broker to explain every classification.
04
Owners and contractors
Whether owners are included and how contractors are treated varies by state and quote.