E-commerce and courier shipping insurance

For online stores and marketplace sellers: cover every order from your warehouse to the customer's door, and your stock on its way to fulfilment centres — without per-parcel checkout markups on every sale.

Two ways to cover parcels

Per-parcel 'shipping insurance' sold at checkout is priced per order and runs on the carrier's terms. A cargo policy covers shipments under ICC (A) with warehouse-to-warehouse scope and your own claim. For a store shipping dozens of orders, the policy is the stronger and cheaper tool: freight vs cargo insurance.

What you can cover

• Customer orders — parcels moving from your warehouse to buyers, by courier or postal carrier.
• Inbound stock — sea or air shipments from your supplier to the fulfilment centre or distribution hub.
• Marketplace transfers — stock moving between your own warehouses.

How it works

1. Upload the order invoice or transport document — or connect your store so cover issues automatically per order.
2. Review the details and price; approve.
3. Pay the licensed party directly; the certificate is issued instantly and claims start from your account.

What's usually excluded

Cash and negotiables, prohibited goods, used goods without prior approval, and loss caused by packaging the carrier rejected. Sanctions screening applies to every shipment.

How much to insure for

The selling value of the goods plus transport — the same CIF + 10% logic. Use the insured value calculator.