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ACT Pro

Starting at
$24.25 /month

ACT Go

Starting at
$49/event

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Welcome to ACT Insurance

ACT Insurance with Howard Alan Events & American Craft Endeavors have partnered to provide artists and crafters with the vendor insurance coverage they need for events and shows.

ACT insurance Provides

  1. Low-Cost General Liability Coverage
  2. Convenience
Get Covered Today

As one of the most affordable insurance options on the market, we provide you with peace of mind so you can sell at a Howard Alan Event or American Craft Endeavors show without worrying about insurance costs or a general liability lawsuit. Our insurance is available in all 50 states and thousands trust us with their insurance needs.

When you buy ACT Insurance, you’re backed by a team that specializes in covering artists, crafters, and tradesmen and understands the risks you face. Plus, our online platform allows you to buy coverage in minutes and add events or art festivals as additional insureds to your policy at no extra cost.
Accidents happen all the time and lawsuits are expensive. Even if you are not found negligent, the cost to defend yourself can be financially devastating. Protect yourself with ACT Insurance at your next Howard Alan Events or American Craft Endeavors show.
Artist hard at work.

Why Choose ACT Insurance?

 

As an artist or crafter, you need a policy that is not only affordable, but can also give you the protection your business needs. The policy should also offer peace of mind as you go to work each day. ACT Insurance policies offer this protection and peace of mind. It also includes the following benefits:

ACT today and protect your art or craft business with the most affordable insurance and superior coverages in the industry.

ACT Insurance Is Available in All 50 States

Did you buy a policy and then move to a different state? No problem! Your policy follows you wherever you go, provided you follow the licensing and/or registration requirements of the state where you live.