Carrier Appetite / Acuity
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Acuity

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Reviewed Jul 1, 2026
Last Changed Jul 1, 2026
Country United States

This appetite summary is only a guide. Confirm eligibility, submission requirements, restrictions, and binding authority directly with the carrier or underwriter before relying on it.

Product Lines
Apartment/Condo/Rental Property Auto Repair Shop Boat / Watercraft Quotes Commercial Auto Commercial Package Policy Commercial Property Commercial Umbrella Contractors Crime Cyber Liability Farm General Liability Home Hotel & Motel Manufacturing Office Restaurant Retail Services Trucking Wholesale & Distribution Workers Comp
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Carrier appetite summary

Verified official underwriting guidance located was limited and primarily workers’ compensation-specific rather than a broad all-lines appetite guide. Acuity publicly presents itself as a commercial P&C insurer operating in over 30 U.S. states and highlights a stable independent-agent market with responsive underwriting and dedicated underwriters. Public-facing target segments shown on its agent/business pages include apartment/condo/rental property, auto repair shops, contractors, hotels/motels, manufacturing, offices, retail, restaurants, service businesses, trucking, wholesale/distribution, and certain farm/food-direct-to-consumer risks. For workers’ compensation, Acuity is generally not a market for owner-only policies where there are no employees and the owners want to elect coverage; it is generally not a market for unsupported ghost policies with no employees and no owner coverage, except it may consider them when supporting Acuity lines are also written and the insured needs a certificate for audit purposes. Acuity is generally a market for accounts with one full-time employee, but is generally not interested in risks using predominantly part-time or short-term/temp employees. Submission/binding notes specifically stated for workers’ comp: FEIN/SS numbers are required prior to binding, and officer/owner inclusion or exclusion forms may be required depending on state rules. Additional trucking-specific public guidance indicates Acuity’s appetite remains consistent and that its trucking guidelines were refreshed to clarify acceptable driver MVRs and whether a risk fits its standard or Edge program; agents are instructed to contact their Acuity underwriter or territory director for details. Public agent instructions also emphasize independent-agent distribution, online rating availability, and sales/licensing support through the agent resources/new-agent pages. No current verified public broad commercial underwriting/appetite manual was found on the official site, so the best verified underwriting page remains the workers’ compensation cheat sheet.