From state filing and EIN to registered agent and operating agreement — complete everything your company needs in simple steps.
What each one does, why you need it and how it fits into our packages — in plain language.
Preparation and tracking of your Limited Liability Company filing in the state you choose.
C-Corporation formation for ventures with share structures and investor plans.
Preparing and tracking your company’s Employer Identification Number application with the IRS.
Registered agent service to receive official notices and service of process where required.
The core company document that sets out ownership and management.
A real U.S. street address for your company, with mail scanning and forwarding.
Filing your annual report on time to keep your company active and in good standing.
Reviewing whether your company is subject to FinCEN BOI reporting under current rules.
Both structures give owners limited liability; the differences are in management, taxation and investor plans. The right choice depends on your personal tax and legal situation.
The IRS issues EINs free of charge. Our fee covers preparing, submitting and tracking the application.
Under FinCEN’s current rule, companies formed in the U.S. (domestic companies) are exempt from BOI reporting; the obligation remains only for certain foreign companies registered to do business in the U.S. That’s why our packages don’t include “BOI filing” — if needed, we review your situation with a BOI requirement check.
The essentials to get your company formed.
End-to-end formation — our most popular plan.
Formation plus the support that comes after.
All prices are in U.S. dollars (USD). State fees are passed through at cost. No hidden fees. State fees are set by each state and may change; the current amount is confirmed when you apply. The struck-through price is the total of the included services if purchased separately; it is not a limited-time promotion. Refund & cancellation policy
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An LLC is flexible and easy to run — common for e-commerce, consulting and small businesses. A corporation is the standard for startups that plan to issue shares and raise investment. The right choice depends on your personal tax and legal situation; our “Which company fits me?” quiz helps you weigh the options.
Where you operate, annual report and franchise tax costs (not just the filing fee) and your investor plans all matter. Compare fees, annual requirements and processing times for all 50 states + DC on our States page.
Yes. You need an address for the state’s records. Some states let you use the registered agent’s address, while some filings ask for additional address details. If you don’t have a U.S. address, you can add our virtual business address service.
A registered agent is the official representative every state requires to receive legal documents on your company’s behalf. In many states the service must continue without interruption for the company to stay in good standing. Professional and Premier include one year of registered agent service; incoming mail is scanned to your portal.
While not legally required in many states, an operating agreement is the core document recording ownership, management and profit sharing. Banks and payment platforms often ask for it. It’s included in Professional and Premier.
We collect 2–3 name choices. If your first choice isn’t available, we continue with the next and let you know. State registries don’t accept Turkish characters, so your name is filed in English characters.
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