We protect you and yours on the high seas of freelancing. So you're free to navigate uncharted territories and fish for amazing projects. With Jack is all about insurance for freelance creatives. Simple. That doesn’t mean more forms or faff - it means less. It’s not about endless features and stale service - it’s about one solid policy and the personal touch.
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With Jack is all about the freelancers, the designers, developers, illustrators and all round web-pros that haven’t been given the insurance answer they deserve. We champion one policy for one group of professionals. It’s just how we do things.
Protects against mistakes, legal issues and problem clients.
Protects against trips and slips and damage to property.
Protects against stolen and damaged equipment.
If the worst happens and a client threatens to sue you, professional indemnity pays your legal expenses in the defence of a claim. Plus you'll have a world-class legal team fighting your corner. They’re the big guys. You’re the little guy. And now you have a team of people to help you. That’s why you’re with Jack.
Mistakes happen to the best of us, and sometimes client relationships or projects don't go to plan. If a client refused to pay or demanded their money back, many freelancers would be unable to afford it — and go bankrupt. Cover yourself in situations that are outside of your control by taking out indemnity insurance:
Unhappy clients may refuse to pay your fee and bring a claim against you. Let us handle the stress of non-payment while you focus on real work.
We’re here to clean up the mess if client relationships break down.
Have the confidence to say ‘no’ to work that you haven’t agreed to.
Now that I’m insured, I know that my business is secure and safely insured. I also know I can rely on Ashley at With Jack to help with any issues that crop up - there’s nobody I’d trust more to help me handle such an important part of my business.
Rachel Shillcock
Freelance designer
What do we want out of an insurance provider?
With Jack is the answer
There are consistent benchmarks of projects that go wrong. Client ghosting, unfavourable payment terms and scope creep. We look at a project that involved all three and resulted in a client feeling like they didn't get what they paid for. Could this have been avoided? How can insurance help in this situation?
Red flags can lead to problem clients and badly run projects, but what red flags should you look out for? If ignored these can cause the kinds of problems that contribute to claims against freelancers.
