Pick a package — see the full cost first
Every package shows our service fee and state fee + processing as separate line items. The state line varies by state — we show yours before you pay.
Standard
Everything you need to form your LLC, filed correctly.
- Articles of Organization filed
- Name availability check
- Live status tracking
- Digital document vault
Expedited
Same-day state submission when the state allows it.
- Everything in Standard
- Same-day state submission
- Priority email support
State fee + processing varies by state. For Wyoming it is $120, shown as its own line. You will see your exact total before you pay, and you can cancel for a full service-fee refund any time before we file.
One service fee, plus state fee + processing
Switch the filing speed and watch your total update live. State fee + processing always shows as its own line.
Standard in Wyoming
3 business dayseFiling is a private document-filing service — not a government agency, and not affiliated with any state. You will always see state fee + processing, itemized, before you pay.
What's in each package
Anything else you need?
All optional. Nothing is pre-selected — add only what you actually want.
No add-ons selected — that's completely fine. You can add these later from your portal.
Add-ons are optional and never pre-selected. Most states let you act as your own registered agent, and every underlying filing is available directly from the government for its own fee — ours is for preparing and filing the paperwork on your behalf.
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LLC stands for Limited Liability Company. It is a flexible business structure that can help separate the owner's personal assets from business obligations while allowing profits and losses to pass through to the owners for tax reporting.
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An LLC can create a legal separation between you and your business. In many cases, personal property such as savings, vehicles, or a home is kept separate from debts and claims involving the company.
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Many LLCs use pass-through taxation, which means business income is generally reported by the owners rather than taxed first at the entity level. Some LLCs may also choose a different tax classification when appropriate.
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The total depends on the state and any services selected. State filing fees, registered-agent service, licenses, reports, or other state requirements can affect the final amount, which is shown before checkout.
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Yes. A single-member LLC has one owner and can offer many of the same liability-separation benefits as an LLC with multiple members, subject to state rules and proper business practices.