[ Appetite guide · Workers' comp ]

Who we write, where, and for how much.

Ghost workers' comp policies for one-person businesses: 80 trades in 14 states, written by Cimarron Insurance Company, an admitted carrier. Pick a state or a trade and see the yearly premium.

States
14
Trades (class codes)
80
Yearly premium from
$164
Carrier
CimarronAdmitted

Explore the appetite by state and by trade

[ Where we write ]

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80 trades

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Agriculture, Landscaping & Domestic2

Manufacturing & Processing15

Contracting & Construction18

Transportation & Delivery3

Retail & Wholesale Stores / Dealers16

Automotive5

Professional, Clerical & Outside Sales9

Services, Hospitality & Miscellaneous12

[ Pricing ]

How the premium works

One yearly premium per policy, set by the state and, in a few states, by the trade. Add the $250 Audit Fee — Powered by Audit1, paid together with the premium.

Flat in 11 states

$1,000/ year

The same premium for every trade written in Alabama, Arkansas, Kansas, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, New Mexico, South Carolina, South Dakota, Virginia.

Flat in Illinois

$1,250/ year

The same premium for every trade written in Illinois.

By trade in Indiana

$176–$1,500/ year

Indiana's premium depends on the class code. Pick Indiana on the map to see each trade.

By trade in Iowa

$164–$809/ year

Iowa's premium depends on the class code. Pick Iowa on the map to see each trade.

[ For insurance agents ]

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This guide summarizes appetite only and does not bind coverage; the policy and the state filings govern. Ghost policies are for businesses with no employees. Premiums are yearly and subject to change. Class descriptions are shortened NCCI wording: confirm the class against what the business actually does. Policies are written by Cimarron Insurance Company, an admitted carrier, and sold through Cennairus, LLC (NPN 8740024). What is a ghost policy?