A broad form policy will cost you more than a named perils policy, but less than a comprehensive policy. The pricing is proportional to the amount of coverage you will get. Named perils offers less coverage, which is why the premium is lower, while the comprehensive policy offers more, which is why the premium is higher. That said, we can’t give you an exact number, as it would incorporate multiple factors that are specific to you, such as your property’s square footage, condition and location and your insurance history. If you’re adamant about finding out the cost of a broad form insurance policy, we recommend checking out LowestRates.ca, where you can compare more than 50 quotes at once from Canada’s most trust insurers. You can do so right now, as it won’t take more than a couple of minutes, and it’s completely free.