Updated September 28, 2026 · AssureCue Editorial Team

AXA vs Kingsbridge Insurance

AXA scores 9.1 and Kingsbridge Insurance 8.9 out of 10. Compare their differences and shared features below.

AXA

9.1/10

Facts checked September 26, 2026.

Kingsbridge Insurance

8.9/10

Facts checked September 26, 2026.

What sets them apart

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Provider typeInsurerBroker
Cover typesPublic liability, Professional indemnity, Employers liabilityPublic liability, Professional indemnity, Employers liability, CyberCovers more
Indemnity limit£5,000,000Higher£1,000,000
IndustriesSMEs, sole traders, self-employedcontractors, freelancers and small businesses
Premium from£275Not confirmed
Monthly paymentsYesNot confirmed

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Key differences

  • AXA scores higher overall: 9.1 vs 8.9.
  • Cover types: only Kingsbridge Insurance offers Cyber.
  • Indemnity limit is higher at AXA: £5,000,000 vs £1,000,000.
  • Support channels: only Kingsbridge Insurance offers Email.

Our verdict on each

AXA

AXA suits households and small firms wanting one insurer across many cover types, plus business lines for public liability, professional indemnity and employers liability. It costs more: premium from £275 against a site median of €8.37.

Read the full AXA review

Kingsbridge Insurance

Kingsbridge Insurance suits contractors, freelancers and small businesses who want a regulated broker to place liability cover for them. The book spans public liability, professional indemnity and employers liability, with an indemnity limit of £1,000,000 and help on email, phone and help centre.

Read the full Kingsbridge Insurance review

Score breakdown

AXA vs Kingsbridge Insurance
AreaAXAKingsbridge Insurance
Cost8.6Premium from £275 sits far above the site median of €8.37, ranking 245 of 252.Not confirmed
Offer8.99.2HigherLines of public liability, professional indemnity and employers liability with £1,000,000, under the €3,486,547.74 median.
Trust9.6Higher8.7

Positions in our rankings

AXA vs Kingsbridge Insurance
RankingAXAKingsbridge Insurance
Business insurance5 of 15020 of 150
Professional indemnity and liability insurance1 of 385 of 38
Public liability insurance2 of 517 of 51

Licences and countries

AXA vs Kingsbridge Insurance
CountryAXAKingsbridge Insurance
United KingdomNot confirmed

Available in 1 country for both.

Feature by feature

AXA vs Kingsbridge Insurance
Cover typesAXAKingsbridge Insurance
Public liabilityYesYes
Professional indemnityYesYes
Employers liabilityYesYes
CyberNoYes

Pick AXA if, pick Kingsbridge Insurance if

Pick AXA if trust and indemnity limit matter most.

Pick Kingsbridge Insurance if offer and cover types matter most.

Every fact side by side

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FactAXAKingsbridge Insurance
Legal entityAXA SAKingsbridge Risk Solutions Ltd
HeadquartersFranceUnited Kingdom
Support channelsHelp centre, PhoneEmail, Phone, Help centreCovers more

Where each stands against the rest

AXA vs Kingsbridge Insurance
FactAXAKingsbridge InsuranceMedian
Indemnity limit£5,000,000above the median£1,000,000lowest quarter£4,000,000
Premium from£275highest quarterNot confirmed£7.20

Median across 13 listed insurance providers.

Pros and cons

AXA

Pros

  • Broad range of insurance types in one place, from auto and home to travel, dental and home emergency
  • Monthly payments are available, which many insurers on the site do not offer
  • Business lines cover public liability, professional indemnity and employers liability for SMEs, sole traders and the self-employed

Cons

  • Premium from £275 is well above the site median of €8.37
  • Support runs on help centre and phone only, so there is no listed chat or email route

Kingsbridge Insurance

Pros

  • Business lines cover public liability, professional indemnity and employers liability
  • Indemnity limit of £1,000,000
  • Regulated in Great Britain by the Financial Conduct Authority under 309149

Cons

  • Indemnity limit of £1,000,000 sits below the €3,486,547.74 median across the listings
  • Brokers are a minority on the site, at 37.2% against 42.4% for insurers
  • Property cover is not among its public liability, professional indemnity and employers liability, so buyers with premises or stock will need another provider

Who each suits

AXA

Who it suits

  • Households insuring a car, home, renters, landlord, van, health, dental, travel or breakdown cover with the same provider
  • SMEs, sole traders and self-employed needing public liability, professional indemnity or employers liability
  • Buyers comfortable paying above the typical entry price for a wide range of cover in one place

Who should look elsewhere

  • Buyers chasing the lowest entry premium, since £275 sits far above €8.37
  • Anyone who needs live chat or email support, as help centre and phone covers only a help centre and phone
  • Good Sam Insurance Agency is worth a look for a different spread of personal types, including life and motorcycle

Kingsbridge Insurance

Who it suits

  • Contractors and freelancers needing public liability placed for them
  • Small businesses adding professional indemnity or employers liability
  • Firms that prefer a regulated broker to deal with insurers directly

Who should look elsewhere

  • Buyers who want to hold a contract with the insurer itself, as EuroAsia Insurance is an insurer that carries the risk
  • Anyone with premises or stock to insure, since property is not among the public liability, professional indemnity and employers liability Kingsbridge places
  • Contracts needing the largest limits in the range, because £1,000,000 is under the €3,486,547.74 median

Current offers

AXA

Current offer

  • First period offer

    AXA MultiCar discount: Save up to 15%

    when insuring another car registered at your home address

    Source, checked September 26, 2026

Country by country

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CountryAXAKingsbridge Insurance
United KingdomYesYes

Questions about each

AXA

What is the cheapest premium AXA offers?+

Premium from £275 is the entry figure across the personal range. That sits well above the site median of €8.37, so AXA is not the low end of this market. A quote depends on your cover type and details.

Can I pay monthly rather than yearly?+

Yes, monthly payments are available across the products AXA covers here. Most brands in this comparison also offer monthly payments, so it is a common feature rather than a reason to pick one provider over another.

Kingsbridge Insurance

What kind of company is Kingsbridge Insurance?+

Kingsbridge Insurance trades as Kingsbridge Risk Solutions Ltd and works as a broker, so policies are placed on behalf of customers with an insurer rather than underwritten by the brand itself. The company is based in the United Kingdom, which matters if the work you insure happens there.

What lines of business does it write?+

Kingsbridge places public liability, professional indemnity and employers liability, a wider book than a single line shop. That mix suits a contractor who needs public liability alongside professional indemnity, and an employer who also wants employers liability or cyber arranged through the same broker.

AXA

AXA

Higher score in this comparison

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