One Day Event Review

Considering One Day Event for your event insurance needs? The below One Day Event review was part of a broader analysis of over a dozen insurers.

Overall our One Day Event review gave One Day Event a 3.5 out of 5 based on our analysis criteria found here.

What We Like About One Day Event

  • Clean user experience and design
  • No deductible
  • Automatic $5M GL aggregate and $1M damage to rented premises limits
  • Auto liability option (however, see below)

What We Didn’t Like About One Day Event

  • Can’t see the price until the very end
  • No sample policy or endorsements to review
  • Appears to offer hired/non-owned auto, however “Non-Owned/Hired Auto is subject to approval and will affect your quote & premium.”
    • Unclear if the price quote includes auto liability or if there’s an additional charge after approval
  • Sneaky pricing layout (we’re not sure what the purpose of showing the $1M/$2M option is when it’s 2x the price)

Lowest Cost Available

Admittedly, this was tough to determine based on the site design so we did our best:

$138

  • $1M/$5M (occurrence/aggregate) GL
  • $1M damage to rented premises
  • Host liquor included
  • $5,000 medical expense limit
  • Waiver of Subrogation endorsement: Not included
  • Primary Noncontributory endorsement: Not included

Alternative Options to One Day Event

See here for a summary of our analysis of a dozen insurers.

Our Top Picks For Liability Coverage

Be sure to check your venue’s insurance requirements before securing a policy!

GatherGuard
Starts at $75 for $1M/$2M GL coverage
Min. Damage to rented premises limit: $250,000
Medical expense limit: Not included
Waiver of Subrogation Endorsement: No
Primary Noncontributory Endorsement: No
Free quote feature available

SpecialInsurance.com
Starts at $160 for $1M/$2M GL coverage

Min. Damage to rented premises limit: $300,000
Medical expense limit: $5,000
Waiver of Subrogation Endorsement: Yes
Primary Noncontributory Endorsement: Yes
Free quote feature available
Coverage can extend beyond midnight depending on state liquor laws, in which case only 1 day of coverage is required