
Estimate your retail business insurance needs with our Retail Insurance Calculator. Calculate the right levels of cover to protect your retail business and your financial livelihood.
Calculator results are estimates only and not quotes. Actual quotes will be provided by licensed brokers after you submit an enquiry.
For bricks-and-mortar stores and online sellers. Work through the steps to total your property replacement values, estimate a Business Interruption (BI) sum, and get suggested limits for Inland Transit, Public Liability and a simple Cyber limit hint. Not a quote or advice.
A few basics to tailor liability guidance and set GST display mode.
Fixtures, shelving, counters, display cases, furniture, security systems, signage, glass.
POS terminals, tablets, computers, servers, networking, CCTV/DVR, kiosks.
Add current stock and seasonality. Include stock held at offsite/3PL if relevant.
If you have notable glass or fixed signage, add a declared replacement value.
If you ship goods, add your max shipment value. If you sell online, add online revenue and card processing type.
Add turnover/margin to estimate BI, then calculate recommended sums & suggested limits.
Heads-up: Liability, Transit, Deterioration of Stock, Glass and Cyber terms vary by insurer. This tool totals user-entered values and uses heuristics to suggest limits. It isn’t a quote or advice.
Calculator outputs are estimates only and do not constitute quotes. Actual quotes will be provided by a licensed broker after you submit an enquiry.
Calculator outputs are estimates only and do not constitute quotes. Actual quotes will be provided by a licensed broker after you submit an enquiry.
Our Retail Insurance Calculator helps Australian retail store and eCommerce owners estimate key business insurance sums insured and liability limits. Its purpose is to reduce underinsurance risk by adding up replacement values for your shop fit-out, contents, electronics and stock, then providing guide figures for Business Interruption, Inland Transit, Public Liability and a simple Cyber limit hint. This tool provides general information only, not personal advice, and results are estimates, not a quote.
How to complete the calculator for the best result
1. Business details
Choose your business model: Retail storefront, eCommerce only, or Hybrid. If you have a shopfront, select Public or visitor exposure (Low, Medium, High) based on foot traffic and location. Choose GST treatment so your totals align with how you would normally insure and claim: many GST-registered businesses insure on ex-GST replacement cost. Add financier details if a lender requires insurance conditions to be noted.
2. Fit-out and contents
Add each major fit-out component at today’s replacement cost, including fixtures, shelving, counters, display cases, furniture, security systems, signage and glass. Aim for like-for-like replacement, including installation and freight where relevant.
3. Electronics, POS and IT
Add POS terminals, tablets, computers, servers, networking and CCTV/DVR. Use replacement cost, not depreciated value, unless you knowingly intend to insure on an indemnity basis.
4. Stock and inventory
Enter current stock on hand, then select a peak season factor if your stock increases at certain times. Add high-value items totals and any stock held offsite or at a 3PL warehouse if applicable.
5. Business Interruption (Gross Profit)
Enter annual turnover, gross profit margin, indemnity period in months, and any uplift for additional increased cost of working.
6. Inland Transit, Public Liability and Cyber
Enter typical shipment values and frequency, select any contract or landlord required liability limit, choose a risk bias, and add online revenue and card-processing method for the cyber hint.
How to interpret the results
Use the recommended sums and limits as a starting point for discussions with an insurance broker. Check that property totals reflect full replacement, and that Business Interruption aligns with realistic recovery time. Review the JSON summary as a convenient snapshot to support a quote request. Always read the relevant Product Disclosure Statement and policy wording, and confirm sub-limits, exclusions and definitions, as terms vary by insurer.