Every price on this page is split into four parts, so you can see what you pay us, what you pay the state, and what comes back each year.
Each package shows its own price, the state's fee, your first-year total and what renews, as separate lines.
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Prices depend on the location and billing cycle. Intro prices show what you pay after the intro period.
Most Affordable
Suitable for Solopreneurs, freelance businesses
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Most Popular
Ideal for frequent mail receivers, digital nomads and expats.
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Professional
For enterprise teams, regulated industries and growing companies
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Premium
Best for E-commerce sellers Bank & gov verification
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Optional services you can add. None are required to form your company.
One-time, at checkout
The price depends on whether you have an SSN. Included in some packages.
Listed on each package
Shown as an extra on packages that don't include it.
One-time, at checkout
Optional. The state's faster processing options and prices appear when you pick a state.
Monthly subscription
A virtual business address with online mail.
Monthly subscription
A commercial lease address.
Three kinds of payment, three different schedules.
Your first package period, the state filing fee and any extras you pick. Checkout lists each one as its own line before you pay.
Subscriptions renew on their billing cycle: formation packages yearly, address and mailbox plans monthly or yearly, as you chose.
Annual reports and franchise taxes are owed to the state, not to Registate. Amounts and due dates are in the state fee table.
These are government fees, separate from Registate's package price. The formation fee is added at checkout as its own line. The recurring fees are charged by the state on its own schedule.
| State | LLC formation fee | Recurring state fee | When it's due | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| California | $70 | $800 annual LLC tax (Franchise Tax Board), plus $20 Statement of Information | Tax: 15th day of the 4th month after forming, then every year. Statement: within 90 days, then every 2 years. | CA Secretary of StateCA FTB |
| Delaware | $110 | $400 annual LLC tax (no annual report) | June 1, every year | DE fee scheduleDE LLC tax |
| District of Columbia | $99 | $300 biennial report | April 1 of the year after forming, then every 2 years | DC LLC feesDC biennial report |
| Florida | $125 | $138.75 annual report ($400 late fee after May 1) | Between January 1 and May 1, every year | FL LLC feesFL annual report |
| New York | $200 | $9 biennial statement. Once, after forming: newspaper publication (cost varies by county) and a $50 Certificate of Publication | Statement: anniversary month, every 2 years. Publication: within 120 days of forming. | NY fee scheduleNY biennial statement |
| Texas | $300 | Franchise tax report or Public Information Report. No tax due at or under $2.65M revenue (2026 report). | May 15, every year | TX Secretary of StateTX Comptroller |
| Wyoming | $100 | $60 minimum annual report license tax (more if Wyoming assets are large) | First day of your formation anniversary month, every year | WY fee scheduleWY business FAQ |
LLC fees, last checked Sept 2026 on the official state websites linked above. Corporation fees differ. Other states and optional faster state processing are priced at checkout. States can change their fees, so the state's own site has the final word.
What you pay, who you pay and when. State fees last checked Sept 2026.
No. The state filing fee is a government fee set by the state. It's added at checkout as its own line, next to the package price, so you see both before you pay.
The package price, plus your state's formation fee, plus any extras you choose, such as an EIN filing or a business address. Some states also charge a first annual fee or tax within the first year, like California's $800 LLC tax.
Formation packages renew every year. Address and mailbox plans renew monthly or yearly, depending on the billing you chose. State annual reports and franchise taxes are separate and follow each state's own due dates.
No. Annual report fees and franchise taxes are owed to the state. The state fee table on this page shows the amount and due date for each state we list, with a link to the official source.
Each address is at a different building, and prices are set per location. Pick a location in the address plans above to see its monthly or yearly price and what it includes.
No. Each bank and payment platform makes its own decision. We prepare the documents they usually ask for, such as formation documents, your EIN letter and proof of address.
If there are errors in your formation documents, we'll fix them at no additional cost. Refunds are available before filing begins. See our refund policy for the details.
