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16 Business insurance brokers companies are listed across Australia. Top-rated: Aspire Insurance Solutions. Filter by city to find providers near you.

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Mildura · Business insurance brokers
5.0(1)
KPI Broking
KPI Broking
Coffs Harbour · Business insurance brokers
5.0(3)
IH
Insurance House Wagga Wagga
Wagga Wagga · Business insurance brokers
5.0(1)
DB
David Benn Insurance Solutions
Wagga Wagga · Business insurance brokers
5.0(1)
Westside Insurance Specialists
Westside Insurance Specialists
Mandurah · Business insurance brokers
5.0(7)
Central Victorian Insurance Services- Bendigo
Central Victorian Insurance Services- Bendigo
Bendigo · Business insurance brokers
5.0(7)
Business Insurance Services Pty Ltd
Business Insurance Services Pty Ltd
Adelaide · Business insurance brokers
5.0(2)
Online Business Insurance Brokers
Online Business Insurance Brokers
Adelaide · Business insurance brokers
5.0(13)
AI
Aspire Insurance Solutions
Gold Coast · Business insurance brokers
5.0(47)
Grace Insurance Sydney
Grace Insurance Sydney
Sydney · Business insurance brokers
5.0(20)
AI
Aviso Integral Insurance Services
Geelong · Business insurance brokers
4.8(5)
Business Insurance Specialists
Business Insurance Specialists
Brisbane · Business insurance brokers
4.8(19)
DI
Dunk Insurance
Orange · Business insurance brokers
4.5(2)
Simplex Insurance Solutions
Simplex Insurance Solutions
Ballarat · Business insurance brokers
4.5(13)
UI
Ultra Insurance Solutions
Mandurah · Business insurance brokers
4.0(4)
Access Business Insurance
Access Business Insurance
Hobart · Business insurance brokers
4.0(4)

How much does Business insurance brokers cost? (2026 price guide)

Business insurance broker fees vary by policy type; for straightforward small business packages (public liability, contents, business interruption), brokers are often paid via commission with no direct fee, while complex commercial placements typically involve a broker fee of $200-$1,000 on top of the premium. Annual premiums vary hugely by industry and turnover, from a few hundred dollars for a small sole trader to tens of thousands for higher-risk operations.

Cost drivers include industry risk profile, turnover and number of employees, claims history, and the range of covers needed (liability, professional indemnity, cyber, workers compensation). Higher-risk trades typically pay more for the same level of cover.

Ask brokers to itemise any fee separately from the premium, and request they benchmark your renewal against the market each year rather than auto-renewing with the same insurer.