Blogger insurance

Blogger insurance: get covered for posts, reviews, and claims.

The short answer

Blogger insurance from CreatorSure covers what you publish on your site. Media liability pays for your defense when someone says a post or review defamed them, used their photos or infringed their work. Fight Back helps pay for a lawyer when someone scrapes or copies your content.

Your archive is your business. Blogger liability insurance covers every post in it.

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What it covers

What blogger insurance covers

Two halves, one quote. Media liability for when someone comes after you. Fight Back for when you need to go after them.

  • Defamation claims over posts and reviews
  • Copyright claims over photos and images on your blog
  • Claims over affiliate and sponsored posts
  • Claims over your whole archive, not only new posts
  • Fight Back for content theft

The risks

Common claims against bloggers

  • Reviews. A restaurant, product or company that didn't like what you wrote. Food blogger insurance starts here.
  • Images. A photo you found online with an owner who wants paying.
  • Recipes and how-tos. Text and photos copied from somewhere else.
  • Affiliate posts. Product claims you repeat.
  • Comments. What readers post on your site.

Fight Back

Fight Back for content theft

Most insurance waits for you to get sued. Fight Back helps pay for takedowns, demand letters and a lawyer to go after people who take your work. It's for theft you find after your policy starts.

Scraped posts

Sites copying your posts word for word.

Stolen photos

Your food or travel photos on other sites and pins.

Content in products

Your recipes or guides sold in someone else's ebook.

False claims about you

Lies that cost you brand partners.

Proof of insurance

Proof of insurance for brands and affiliates

Brands, affiliate programs and agencies sometimes ask bloggers for proof of coverage. Once you're covered, CreatorSure sends a certificate of insurance to anyone who needs it.

General liability

Why general liability usually doesn't cover blog content

General liability, or GL, is the policy lots of small businesses buy. One part of it, Coverage B, is for personal and advertising injury. For an ordinary business, like a plumber, that part typically covers defamation claims.

A blog is publishing, so that part is usually limited or excluded for bloggers. This is called the media exclusion, and GL doesn't address claims over your content the way media liability does.

Keep GL for physical accidents (CreatorSure covers general liability too and will place it alongside your media liability), and add media liability for your content.

Cost

Blogger insurance cost

There's no flat price, and we won't guess at one here. Your blogger insurance cost depends on your traffic, how the blog earns (ads, affiliates, sponsors), your niche, the limits brands ask for, and your claims history.

CreatorSure builds the quote around you, so you're not paying for extras you don't need. See what moves the price, then request a quote for a real number.

FAQ

Blogger insurance FAQ

Do bloggers need insurance?

If your blog earns money, reviews businesses or uses images you didn't take, yes. Media liability covers claims over your posts. Fight Back helps you go after people who copy them.

How much does blogger insurance cost?

It depends on your traffic, revenue, niche and the limits you need. CreatorSure tailors a quote to your blog. Request one to get your number.

Does blogger liability insurance cover image copyright claims?

Yes. Copyright claims over images on your blog are media liability claims, and CreatorSure will place a policy that covers them.

Does it cover old posts?

Tell us about your archive when you request a quote. CreatorSure sets up your policy to cover what you've already published.

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  1. 1

    Tell us about you

    Fill out the quote form with a few details about what you do.

  2. 2

    We build your custom quote

    We put it together around the coverage you actually want.

  3. 3

    Pick your coverage

    We walk you through your options in plain English. You decide. No pressure.

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Coverage depends on your policy's terms, conditions and exclusions.