1. Protect your photo booth business
Your photo booth business is how you earn a living, so keeping it safe should sit near the top of your list.
When someone makes a claim against you, public liability, the cover that pays if you're held responsible for injury or damage, can decide whether the business keeps trading or closes.
2. Protect your photo booth clients
Clients pay for more than a booth. They're paying for a professional service, and part of that is knowing you're covered if something goes wrong at their event.
3. Protect your venues
Most venues carry their own insurance, but that insurance often says third-party contractors, such as photo booth hire operators, must hold cover of their own.
Venues also send you a lot of referrals and bookings, so looking after them is good business.
4. Protect your photo booth equipment
Most of what a photo booth business owns is electrical: booths, printers, cameras, monitors, computers and tablets. Then there's stock like photo albums, props, backdrops, frames and tables.
An electrical fault, a break-in, a fire or deliberate damage can stop you working for weeks, or stop you trading altogether.
5. Build trust with your photo booth clients
People booking often compare a few operators on price, so show on your website and quotes that you're insured. It helps them trust you before they book.
Every Booth Cover client gets a free Booth Cover badge to put on their website.
Insurance built for photo booth businesses
Booth Cover has been insuring photo booth operators since 2016. For a quote with no obligation, fill in the quote form.