Home / Insurers / ABT Insurance Save ABT Insurance, on its own printed price ABT is a membership and accreditation body for the hair, beauty, nails and complementary therapy trades that sells insurance as part of a package rather than as a standalone policy. Its prices are annual and are quoted per package, which is why the figure this record carries sits in the annual column with the package named. It is one of two sellers here whose products are organised around accreditation rather than around cover.
What this insurer publishes Trades this insurer's own pages name A trade is listed here because this insurer's own live page for it answered on the day of the read, never because a directory says so.
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Copy badge HTML Source: GB business-insurance starting prices verified against each insurer's own published pages on 2026-09-11 by infra/ingest/hubs/insurancebyprofession.com/ingest_vendors.py: every quoted figure re-fetched and matched verbatim (hash-pinned). 8 of 17 insurers print a monthly starting price; 7 (tradesmansaver, abtinsurance, salongold, directlineforbusiness, admiralbusiness, constructaquote, craftcover) print none and are listed with that fact.
All 21 source pages; each is the insurer's own published page, quoted verbatim with retrieval date Methodology: Every rendered figure is a price the insurer prints on its OWN page, re-fetched and matched verbatim (the quote and its retrieval date travel with the cell), then hash-pinned. An insurer that prints no starting price is listed WITH that fact and the reason its page gives none - never with an estimate, and never with a figure lifted from a worked example. The monthly cell is the LOWEST monthly starting price the insurer prints on any of its own pages read here, because several of them price per trade rather than per cover; the quote beside the figure says which cover it is for. Monthly and annual prices are shown on the basis each page prints them and no equivalent is computed, so the median is taken over the monthly column alone. A printed starting price is the cheapest premium an insurer will advertise, on a stated level of cover and the lowest-risk case it will write; it is not a quote.
