1Window review

1Window lists a package price of AMD 0 on its free plan, and the state fee is included, so the government charge is not added on top at checkout. That sits well below the €78.49 package price across the company formation category, where paid listings charge a fee.

The state fee is included inside the free plan package price of AMD 0, so one figure covers the filing and the government charge together. Only 37.8% of services in this category fold the state fee into the price, so it is a genuine difference rather than the norm.

The service runs on a free plan, listed as free plan, so there is no paid entry level and no trial period to wait out before filing. A free plan is the dominant model in the company formation category at 70.4% of listings, so paying is not expected here.

1Window covers AM and is based in Armenia, so it is built for Armenian registrations. Anyone forming a company in another country needs a service registered where the filing happens, since the package price of AMD 0 applies to the Armenian process alone.

1Window is operated by the Agency of the State Register of Legal Entities, a state body rather than a private formation broker. That sets expectations on scope, since the service covers what the register handles, and the free plan price of AMD 0 already carries the state fee.

Help is offered on email, phone and help centre, covering email, phone and a self service help centre. A help centre appears on 84.5% of listings in the wider set, so written guidance is common here, while the phone line is the part that stands out.

The service targets small businesses, listed as small business, which matches how the category positions itself overall: 95.9% of company formation listings serve the same group rather than larger teams.

The gap against paid options is plain. myGreekTax lists €69 and ANNA Money lists £19, while Aspire is also free at $0. Choose 1Window when the filing itself and the state fee are all you need.