Skip to main content
All Licensed States
WY — Licensed & ActiveUpdated Mar 2026

Commercial Insurance in Wyoming.

Protecting your business in the Cowboy State's unique economy.

Start HereNo fees. Licensed in all 50 states.

From the energy fields of Gillette to the tourism hubs of Jackson and Cheyenne, Wyoming's economy is diverse. RISKX understands the unique risks of operating in Wyoming, offering tailored insurance solutions for your business.

Key Industries in Wyoming

Mining, Oil & GasTourism & Outdoor RecreationAgriculture & RanchingConstructionTransportation & WarehousingHealthcare

Workers' Compensation in Wyoming: Required

Wyoming is a monopolistic state — workers' compensation must be purchased through the Wyoming Department of Workforce Services, not from private carriers. Coverage is mandatory for all employers in industries classified as ‘extra-hazardous’ (which covers the majority of Wyoming industries including construction, energy, manufacturing, and hospitality). Non-extra-hazardous employers may elect coverage voluntarily.

Wyoming Regulatory Notes

Workers' comp is mandatory for all employers in designated extra-hazardous industries.

Wyoming is a monopolistic state for workers' compensation, meaning coverage must be secured through the state fund.

Commercial auto insurance requirements are strict, especially for vehicles used in the energy and transportation sectors.

The state's vast rural areas and severe weather conditions can impact commercial property and auto insurance rates.

Workers' Comp Rate Details — Wyoming

Index Rate
$1.41
per $100 payroll
National Rank
#8
of 51 jurisdictions
vs. Median
29%
above national median
Required At
1 employee
High Cost State

Monopolistic State: Wyoming requires employers to purchase workers' comp from the state fund. Private carriers cannot sell WC coverage here. You'll need separate employer's liability (stop-gap) coverage through RISKX.

  • MONOPOLISTIC STATE — must purchase from Wyoming Department of Workforce Services
  • Private carriers cannot sell WC in Wyoming
  • Employers must separately purchase employer's liability / stop-gap coverage
  • 8th most expensive state for workers' comp

Penalty for non-compliance: Misdemeanor; fines up to $1,000 per day

Rate data: Oregon DCBS 2024 Premium Rate Ranking Study. Index rates represent the median rate per $100 of payroll across all classification codes.

Auto Insurance Minimums — Wyoming

Min. BI Liability
25/50
per person/accident ($K)
Min. Property Damage
$20,000
PIP Required
No
No-Fault State
No
  • Standard tort liability state

Regulatory Overview — Wyoming

Key Facts

  • Monopolistic state: must buy WC from state fund
  • 8th most expensive state for workers' comp — 29% above median
  • Need separate employer's liability / stop-gap coverage
  • No state income tax
  • Small population but high WC rates due to mining/energy industries

Wyoming Insurance FAQ

Ready to Get Started in Wyoming?

Text risk|x directly. No forms, no portals, no hold music.

Start in 30 Seconds

Free Download

Free: Workers' Comp State Requirements Checklist

Is your state compliant? · 6 pages