Stay protected
you've built something worth protecting.
Your business is established. You have established systems, reliable revenue streams, and a clear operational rhythm. Now the focus shifts from setup to maintenance, ensuring your cover stays relevant, competitive, and claim-ready when you need it most.

You're in the right place if:
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Your business is established (1-5+ years in).
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You’ve got reliable revenue and a solid client base.
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You want to make sure you’re not overpaying or underinsured.
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You’re thinking about what happens if something goes wrong.
What matters most right now
Keeping your cover relevant, optimised, and claim-ready.
At this stage, it’s not about adding more insurance, it’s about making sure what you have works. That means:
- Regular policy reviews (at least annually)
- Adjusting limits as your business changes
- Checking for gaps before they become problems
- Having a plan for when something goes wrong
All the basics
All the basics… Public Liability, Professional Indemnity, Property, etc.
You should already have these. The question is: are the limits still right? Have your risks changed? Is your cover still competitive?
Management Liability (D&O)
If you have directors or make big decisions
Protects directors and decision-makers from claims of mismanagement, unfair dismissal, or regulatory breaches. More relevant as you grow.
What to review regularly
- Are your coverage limits still appropriate?
- Have you notified us about changes to your business?
- When did you last benchmark your premiums against the market?
Our approach: Proactive reviews and strategic adjustments, so you’re never caught off guard.
Common questions
From business owners at this stage
How often should I review my policy?
At least once a year, ideally just before renewal. However, if anything major changes mid-year (such as a new location, a big contract, or staff changes), please let our team know immediately.
What if my business model pivots?
Let us know immediately. A pivot can significantly alter your risk profile. For example, moving from consulting to SaaS might mean you need cyber insurance but less PI. We’ll reassess your cover to match your new model.
Will making a claim increase my premiums?
It depends. Some claims will be accepted, while others won’t. But avoiding a claim because you’re worried about premiums is a false economy—that’s literally what insurance is for.
How do I know if I'm overpaying?
Ask us. Your broker should review your policy against market rates every 1-2 renewals to ensure you remain competitive. If that’s not happening proactively, that’s a red flag.
What to do when something goes wrong
If you need to make a claim, don’t wait. The faster you notify us, the faster we can help.
Step 1: Contact us immediately
Call 1300 475 092 or email claims@withpocket.com.au.
Even if you’re unsure if it’s claimable, please let us know.
Step 2: Document everything
Photos, receipts, incident reports, and any other documentation that helps build your case.
We’ll guide you through what’s needed.
Step 3: We handle the rest
The Pocket team will liaise with insurers, chase approvals, and keep you updated.
You focus on running your business.
Useful resources for established businesses
Guides:
The Founder’s Guide to Policy Renewals – How to review without the stress
What to Do When Sh*t Hits the Fan – Step-by-step claims guide
Switching Brokers Without the Drama – How to transition smoothly
What happens next
Insurance isn’t set-and-forget. It’s an ongoing partnership. Sam checks in regularly, but if anything changes on your end, such as growth, pivots, or new risks, don’t wait for renewal.
Congratulations on launching!
Now it’s time to scale your business.
Congratulations on scaling!
Scaling your business – scale strong.
Last step
Established and optimising – stay protected.