Surety & Bond Insurance

Get Bonded Without the Guesswork

We help you secure the surety bond you need to get licensed, win the contract, or meet a court or agency requirement β€” with straightforward guidance through the whole process.

How a Surety Bond Works

A surety bond is a three-party agreement that guarantees you'll meet an obligation. It's not insurance for you β€” it protects the party requiring the bond, with you standing behind your own performance.

The Principal

That's you β€” the party required to be bonded to get licensed, win a contract, or fulfill an obligation.

The Obligee

The party requiring the bond β€” often a government agency, a client, or a court.

The Surety

The company guaranteeing your obligation to the obligee β€” we help you secure this.

Types of Bonds We Help You Get

Contract Bonds

Bid, performance, and payment bonds β€” required to bid on and complete contract work, especially for public projects.

Commercial Bonds

License & permit bonds and notary bonds β€” required by state or municipal agencies before you can legally operate.

Fidelity Bonds

ERISA and business service bonds β€” protection against employee dishonesty and mismanagement of client funds.

Court Bonds

Probate, appeal, and fiduciary bonds β€” required in legal proceedings to guarantee a party's court-related obligations.

Common Bond Types
Bid Bonds
Performance Bonds
Payment Bonds
License & Permit Bonds
Notary Bonds
Notary Errors & Omissions
Public Official Bonds
Employee Dishonesty Bonds
Probate Bonds
Appeal Bonds
Fiduciary Bonds
Janitorial Service Bonds
Municipal License Bonds
State License Bonds
And More
1%–10%
Typical premium, as a % of the bond amount
Instant–Days
Typical approval time, depending on bond type
90 Days
Renewal notice sent ahead of expiration
Paid Upfront
First year premium is fully earned

How It Works

1

Identify the Bond

We confirm the obligee's requirements, the bond amount, duration, and any state-specific rules that apply.

2

Apply

You submit a completed application along with financial statements, proof of assets, and a business license if applicable.

3

Get Approved

Approval can be instant or take a few days, depending on the bond type and amount. If there's a hiccup, we help you work through it.

4

Stay Compliant

You file the bond with the obligee to stay in compliance, and we make sure renewal reminders go out well before expiration.

What Affects Your Premium

Bond premium is typically 1%–10% of the bond amount, and depends on a few key factors:

Personal Credit Score
Business Financial Strength
Industry Experience
Bond Type & Risk Level
Collateral or Indemnity
Often Paired With
Get Bonded

Need a Bond to Get Licensed or Win a Contract?

Tell us what the obligee requires and we'll walk you through getting bonded, start to finish.

Get a Bond Quote