ZenBusiness forms LLCs from $0 plus state fees but sells its registered agent at $199 a year and bundles extras into $199 and $299 yearly plans. BusinessAnywhere charges $0 plus the state fee with a $147 agent and a non-resident EIN service. Here is how they compare.
Commenda is a quote-based global compliance platform for startups and enterprises in 70+ countries. BusinessAnywhere forms and maintains US companies for non-US founders at published prices. Here is how they compare.
Clemta sells US company formation inside yearly subscription plans from $349 plus state fees, with a 12-month commitment. BusinessAnywhere charges $0 plus the state fee and prices every service separately. Here is how they compare.
Firstbase forms Delaware and Wyoming companies and sells its registered agent at $299 a year. BusinessAnywhere forms in any state for $0 plus the state fee with a $147 agent. Here is how price, states, EIN timing and tax filing compare.
Oklahoma LLCs file an Annual Certificate with the Secretary of State each year on the anniversary of their formation. The fee is $25, a 60-day grace period applies, and an LLC that stays unfiled for three years is cancelled.
Puerto Rico LLCs do not file the annual report that corporations file. Instead, they pay a $150 annual fee to the Departamento de Estado by April 15 each year, and a late payment adds a $500 penalty plus 1.5% monthly interest.
New Mexico LLCs file no annual report with the Secretary of State and pay no annual fee. They must keep a registered agent and office, report changes, and register with the Taxation and Revenue Department when they do business in the state.
Nebraska LLCs file a Biennial Report with the Secretary of State between January 1 and April 1 of each odd-numbered year. The statutory fee is $25 electronic or $30 on paper, and the next report is due April 1, 2027.
