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Customizable coverage for creative metalcrafts, blacksmithing, and ironworks.
Metalworking insurance is liability coverage designed to protect artists and crafters who work with metal. It can cover the cost of an accident caused by your business or your metal products.
Additionally, it protects you while crafting a piece, working with a customer, running your business, or selling your metalworks. Your policy works when and where you do — from your studio and at events to in-store and online sales.
ACT Pro
365 day artist liability insurance coverage
$24.25/Month
ACT Go
$49/Event
ACT Pro is made for full-time artists and crafters who want enhanced protection for their entire business. With additional liability coverage for your products included, optional add-ons, and monthly payments, create confidently knowing we’ve got your back.
Annual Policy Limits of Liability
Optional Add-Ons
Additional Tools, Supplies, & Inventory Coverage limits available up to $10,000/$50,000.
Cyber Liability Coverage available up to $100,000
Professional Liability is available through the user dashboard with upfront payment.
Pricing
Short-Term Policy Limits of Liability
Optional Add-Ons
Pricing
From full-time blacksmiths to hobbyist crafters, all metalworkers need insurance! Shielding yourself with strong coverage can keep claims from sparking into financial fires.
Liability insurance offers the basic coverage you need to cover your craft. There are different types of liability insurance, the same way there are various types of clear coats or chemical treatments to protect your metal works.
Metalworker insurance costs start at $24.25 monthly with ACT Pro and $49 per event with ACT Go.
Looking for more coverage? Forge a personalized policy with ACT Pro and add optional coverages that best suit your creative needs!*
*Additional coverages are available only on the ACT Pro plan.
From forge to finish or booth set-up to take-down, ACT Insurance keeps your creative business safe with coverage as strong as tungsten.
Protect your passion with the most trusted name in metal crafters insurance today!
Read a full list of our ACT policy exclusions to see if your craft or products are not covered.
Yes, you should have blacksmith insurance (aka metal workers insurance) to sell metal art. If your work causes injuries or damages, your insurance may cover the cost of a claim.
Having insurance can also help you meet the requirements for certain events, making it easier to get accepted as a vendor and sell your work.
If you have questions about purchasing crafters insurance, our team of licensed agents is available to help. Please give us a call at 844.520.6991.