BizCover partners with Energy Retailer CovaU

BizCover partners with Energy Retailer CovaU

Online small business insurance provider BizCover has announced a partnership with Australian electricity and gas retailer CovaU.

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BizCover has developed a white label version of its online insurance platform for CovaU to offer insurance to its business customer base. The BizCover solution is the only insurance platform in the Australian market that allows SMEs to get a range of business insurance quotes, compare and buy online, in a matter of minutes. Shaving days off the traditional way of purchasing business insurance, and often delivering substantial savings to small businesses.

“We’re thrilled to be formally launching our white label solution as this will herald another big change in the industry, making online business insurance even more accessible for small businesses across Australia” said Michael Gottlieb, BizCover Managing Director.

He added, “Having a partner like CovaU onboard as our first partner is also very important to us. Both our businesses have both been built on disrupting the way old established industries work and driving savings for small businesses, making this a perfect partnership”.

The BizCover platform (www.covau.com.au) will give CovaU customers access to a range of business insurance products as well as access to an industry leading support centre, offering assistance with sales, service and claims.

“When looking for a partner in this space, aside from someone who could offer a compelling product proposition, we were really looking for someone who could ensure a process that was not only fast and seamless but also customer focussed and we have found that with BizCover” said Steven Goodarzi, CovaU’s Chief Strategy Officer.

We are both fiercely committed to ensuring small businesses in Australia get a good deal when it comes to accessing their services and believe this partnership is the next step in these businesses.


This information is general only and does not take into account your objectives, financial situation or needs. It should not be relied upon as advice. As with any insurance, cover will be subject to the terms, conditions and exclusions contained in the policy wording or Product Disclosure Statement (available on our website). Please consider whether the advice is suitable for you before proceeding with any purchase. Target Market Determination document is also available (as applicable). © 2026 BizCover Pty Limited, all rights reserved. ABN 68 127 707 975; AFSL 501769.

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