VanCoverage is run by its owner as a request site for people insuring working vans. It does not write insurance, is not an agency and has no power to underwrite or bind a policy.
Agents and partners licensed for commercial auto may contact you after you submit. They work with insurers that make the final call on whether to cover your van and what to charge.
General explanations here do not replace your policy or your state's insurance law, which decide what a van policy actually covers.
Why vans get their own site
Van owners often fall between two kinds of advice. Personal auto information does not address business use, and trucking information is written for heavy tractors. Couriers, trades and small movers need answers sized for their vehicles, including when federal rules reach a van that hauls for pay across state lines.
What is left out
We skip the premium averages, insurer rankings and cheapest-company claims. A van's price comes from its use, drivers and garaging, not from a chart.
Who the site is for
Independent couriers, last-mile contractors, tradespeople with a work van, small moving and junk removal businesses, and fleets of a few vans. If your van earns money, the coverage pages explain what to think about before you request quotes.
Your details
Van requests are shared only as our privacy policy explains, and a single request from you stops further contact.
Feedback
Spotted something that reads differently from your van policy? The policy wins; ask your agent to walk you through the difference.
What we stand for
Sized for vans
Not cars, not semis.
Straight answers
No averages, no league tables.
Sharing kept narrow
Per our privacy policy only.