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Commercial Package Policy (CPP)
A Commercial Package Policy (CPP) offers mid-sized and larger businesses a flexible framework to bundle multiple coverage lines into one policy, providing broader customization than a standard BOP.
Last reviewed: May 2026 · Editorial methodology
Definition
A Commercial Package Policy (CPP) is an ISO-based policy structure that allows businesses to combine two or more commercial coverage parts — such as commercial property, general liability, inland marine, commercial auto, and crime insurance — into one policy with a single renewal date and unified declarations page. Unlike a BOP, which is a pre-packaged product for smaller businesses with standard features, a CPP allows significant customization of coverage forms, limits, and endorsements to match complex business needs. Mid-sized manufacturers, distributors, multi-location retailers, and real estate operators are typical CPP buyers, paying anywhere from $15,000 to several hundred thousand dollars annually depending on exposure. The CPP's modular design means an underwriter can include, exclude, or modify individual coverage parts while keeping the overall policy structure intact, making it more adaptable than pre-packaged policies. A key advantage over buying separate policies is that related coverages under one CPP are coordinated, reducing the risk of gaps or overlaps between policies. Businesses transitioning from a BOP as they grow often move to a CPP structure when they exceed BOP eligibility thresholds or need coverages not available within the BOP framework.
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Reviewed 2026-06-14
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