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blip is built for businesses with
5 employees or less. If this is you,
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What it means to be backed by blip

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Price

Competitively priced, easy to understand policies which protect you, your business, and your pocket.

Value

Join a trusted community with a common goal to grow your business and provide real value.

Return

blip returns to members a share of the profit. Put simply blip calculates the total amount of premium paid by policyholders, takes away underwriting, claims costs, and expenses, and then shares the resulting profit with current policy holders.

How blip Works

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Public Liability (PL) Cover

Covers your business if someone claims you caused injury or damage and includes any costs you may incur.

Employer's Liability (EL) Cover

Protects you if an employee makes a claim against you for a work-related injury or illness. If you have employees, this cover is a legal requirement.

Personal Accident Support (PA)

Protects your business If you or a member of your team suffers an accident or injury 24/7. Benefits are paid to the company and include a weekly sum for Total Temporary Disability.

Business Equipment & Tools

Protects against damage or theft whether at your premises, your customers premises or if you work remotely.

Why choose us

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Buying insurance collectively means more competitive rates are available
The bigger the community, the bigger the buying power, the lower the premiums
Receive rewards for introducing new members to blip

Join a network of people that provide a service, build, make, and sell real things
Use blip tool kits to help you grow - Business Plans, Health & Safety, HR and Legal
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The profit share will be calculated every 12 months based on the total premium paid, and after deductions for the costs of underwriting and running blip
What happens if there is a loss rather than a profit? o You only share in the upside not the downside o The underwriters carry the risk
Your share in the profit will not be affected if you have made a claim
Profits will be declared approximately 4-6 months after the financial year ends
Profits are allocated on a pro rata basis linked to the number of days a policy has been in place during the relevant financial year
That policy or a renewal of it must be still current