SPA OWNER INSURANCE
You can save up to 25% in discounts on business insurance.*
Choose your primary coverage to get started:

Spa insurance designed to protect your business
NEXT Insurance is a one-stop shop to help you get the spa insurance coverage you need to protect your business from accidents, injuries, legal fees and damaged vehicles. Our insurance packages typically include:
- General liability
- Professional liability (E&O)
- Commercial auto
- Workers’ compensation
- Commercial property
We’ll help you get the business insurance coverage you need
It’s all about managing your risk. See the different policies available for spa business insurance and save up to 10% when you bundle two or more of our policies.

General Liability
Protection for the injuries, accidents and damage you cause
general liability can help you pay for:

Professional Liability (E&O)
Coverage against business mistakes and claims of negligence
professional liability can help you pay for:

Commercial Auto
For business owners who own or drive vehicles
commercial auto can help you pay for:

Workers' Compensation
For business owners who hire employees
workers compensation can help you pay for:

Commercial Property
For business owners who own or rent physical spaces
commercial property can help you pay for:
You can save up to 25% in discounts on spa owner insurance
You can pay for your insurance monthly or annually and you can cancel instantly at any time.

How much does spa insurance cost?
Spa business insurance quotes vary based on the risks that your business faces, such as:
- The kinds of nail, skin or hair removal services you provide
- Where your spa is located
- Your payroll and the kinds of jobs your employees do
- The types of vehicle you use for work

Spa owner insurance requirements
Spa owners are almost always required to have insurance due to the risk of injury to customers and damage to commercial or personal property. You might need insurance to:
- Start offering spa services. Building owners and local governments might ask you to have active insurance — usually general liability or workers’ compensation.
- Hire employees. Most states require workers’ compensation.
- Drive for business purposes. Business-owned vehicles typically need commercial auto insurance.
- Repair or replace property you own or rent. Protect your inventory, equipment and even the building that you lease or own.