From
29p/wk per £1k
Policies sold
43,000+
Type
Broker (Lloyd's)
Min sum
£2,000
Reviewed by Karen Purnell, Editor · Last checked 20 July 2026
insurastore.com (insurastore.com LLP, FCA firm reference 467495) is a long-running self storage insurance specialist based in Devon, associated with the Howden broking group. Cover is arranged through The Fiducia MGA Company on behalf of Lloyd's of London syndicates. It's a coverholder/broker rather than the underwriter.
Is insurastore.com storage insurance any good?
insurastore.com is one of the higher-volume specialists in this market, citing more than 43,000 policies sold and over 2,000 pre-approved storage facilities. That scale, plus Lloyd's underwriting, makes it a credible choice — though its own Trustpilot review count is small, so treat any headline score with caution.
How much does insurastore.com storage insurance cost?
Pricing works out from 29p per week per £1,000 of cover, with a minimum sum insured of £2,000 and no set-up fees. Usefully, business goods are charged at the same rate as domestic goods, which is unusual in this market.
What does insurastore.com cover?
- Fire, theft, storm, flood, malicious damage and burst pipes
- Insect and vermin damage, and sprinkler leakage
- Domestic and business goods at the same price
- New-for-old (subject to policy terms)
- Containerised, warehouse and purpose-built storage
insurastore.com pros and cons
Pros
- High-volume specialist with Lloyd's underwriting
- Business goods charged at domestic rates
- Instant online cover you can manage 24/7
Cons
- Minimum sum insured of £2,000
- 28-day minimum term
- New-for-old is subject to conditions — check limits
Our verdict on insurastore.com
A well-established, high-volume specialist that's a good fit for both household and business storage, particularly at higher values where the per-£1,000 pricing and equal business rates work in your favour.
Pricing, cover and review scores correct at time of writing (July 2026) and sourced from insurastore.com's own website and Trustpilot. Terms and prices are set by the provider and may change — always check current details directly before buying.