NEXT Insurance Unveils NEXT Pro+, Providing Broader Coverage and Smarter Pricing for Professional Services Businesses and Agents
NEXT Pro+ delivers higher limits, smarter pricing and faster quoting for 30+ professional services professions.
NEXT Pro+ is a clear example of NEXT’s commitment to helping agents grow their business by giving them the ability to quickly deliver tailored coverage, while offering professional services clients stronger protection against lawsuits, cyberattacks and other risks.
Professional services is a broad category that includes business consultants and related professions, IT professionals, property managers, accountants, engineers, marketing business owners and more. There are more than 4.8 million small businesses in the category of Professional, Scientific and Technical Services, according to the 2025 Small Business Profile from the
NEXT launched NEXT Pro+ to better address the specific needs of these businesses — and the agents who serve them — with broader coverage, market-aligned pricing, higher limits and a simpler quote and purchase process. These upgrades also create new revenue opportunities for insurance agents appointed with NEXT, providing a simpler, faster way to bundle policies and deliver stronger protection at fairer prices.
“Professional services business owners are often underprotected, especially in critical areas like EPLI and cyber,” said
Here’s what’s new in NEXT Pro+:
- Improved rates across key professional segments for Errors and Omissions coverage (also known as Professional Liability). More competitive pricing for more comprehensive coverage means agents can unlock higher earning potential on small accounts, and easier wins on big ones.
- Smarter, faster quoting. 100% online process without underwriting delays help agents deliver coverage on the spot, closing deals in record time.
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More broadly available
Cyber Insurance coverage. In partnership with Tokio Marine HCC, cyber protection can now easily be added as an endorsement to Business Owners and General Liability policies. Coverage limits increased from$50K up to$250K with entry pricing starting at$45 a year. -
Employment Practices Liability Insurance (EPLI) limits up to$250K . Higher limits better equip professional services businesses to manage employee-related claims like wrongful termination. -
Hired and Non-Owned Auto Coverage (HNOA) up to
$1M . Expanded limits enable SMBs to meet client certification requirements without overpaying and empower agents to cover all their clients’ needs in one place.
“With NEXT Pro+ upgrades, it’s easier for me to become a trusted advisor to my professional services clients and give them the peace of mind they need to feel confident in running their business," said
To learn more about NEXT Pro+, appointed NEXT agents can log into the agent portal to start quoting; new agents can get appointed.
Professional services business owners can get their own instant quote directly from NEXT at www.nextinsurance.com.
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