Power goes out.
PowerUp pays.

A power outage can interrupt sales, spoil stock, and leave expenses running. PowerUp gives your business a financial cushion through power outage insurance built around your choices.

Architectural illustration of a restaurant, grocery, and workshop connected to the electrical grid

The lights go out.The costs keep coming.

An outage can interrupt your business even when nothing is physically damaged. Lost sales are only part of the picture.

What does an outage mean for your business?

Restaurants

An empty dining room. A full list of expenses.

The kitchen stops, bookings fall away, and food in the fridge has a limited window. The costs can continue long after service stops.

Lost sales
Meals you cannot serve
Spoiled inventory
Ingredients that need replacing
Ongoing expenses
Staff, rent, and other commitments

Business examples illustrate outage impacts. Coverage depends on your location and policy.

How PowerUp works

Choose your duration.Choose your payout.

You choose the outage duration and payout in advance. When a qualifying outage meets the trigger, that fixed amount is payable.

  1. Choose your cover.

    Select your business location, outage duration, and fixed payout.

  2. An outage meets the trigger.

    A qualifying outage reaches the duration set in your policy.

  3. Receive the agreed payout.

    The payout is the amount you chose in advance.

PowerUpA simple example
Chosen trigger8 hours
Chosen payout$10,000
9 hours
Duration trigger metIllustrative payout
$10,000

Illustrative cover, not a quote. This example assumes the other policy conditions are met.

Give your businessa plan for the outage.

Choose your cover before the next interruption.

Our initial coverage focus is Massachusetts and Texas. Based elsewhere? Tell us about your business.

Coverage subject to policy terms, conditions, and exclusions.