Which insurance does your beauty therapy business need?

This takes about a minute. Answer honestly about how you currently work — you can always retake it if your business changes. At the end we'll show your recommended covers and, if you want, email you a copy of the results.

Every cover we may recommend, and why

The interactive quiz above only shows the covers relevant to your answers. For reference, here's the full list it draws from:

Public Liability Insurance

Covers a client or visitor injured, or their property damaged, as a result of your business — the baseline cover almost every therapist needs, and often required by landlords, salons, and booking platforms.

Treatment Liability (Malpractice) Insurance

Covers claims arising from a treatment itself going wrong, such as an allergic reaction or a burn — separate from public liability. Make sure every treatment you offer is listed on the policy.

Employers' Liability Insurance

A legal requirement in the UK the moment you employ anyone, even part-time or casual staff. Uninsured trading with staff can carry a fine of up to £2,500 per day.

Professional Indemnity Insurance

Worth adding if your work involves advice or judgement — skin consultations or advanced/semi-medical treatments — covering claims that your professional advice, not just the physical treatment, caused a loss.

Product Liability Insurance

Covers claims that a product you sold or used, rather than the treatment itself, caused harm — relevant if you sell retail or own-branded products.

Portable Equipment Cover

Covers kit that travels with you between appointments, which is more exposed to theft, loss, and transit damage than equipment kept at a fixed premises.

Premises, Contents & Business Interruption Cover

Covers your fixed premises, fixtures, and equipment, plus lost income if you can't trade after an insured event like a fire or flood.

Cyber & Data Insurance

Worth adding if you store client details or health/treatment notes digitally, or take online bookings and payments — covers the cost and regulatory fallout of a data breach.

Provider links shown in quiz results are placeholder examples (e.g. Simply Business, Superscript) while Denney's partner integrations are being finalised.