doola review

Packages start at $237, and the wider price list begins at $263. The state fee is a separate charge, so the figure you see is the service fee rather than the whole cost of filing. Add the state charge on top when you budget.

There is no free plan. What doola offers instead is a free trial of 30 days, with the trial listed as the pricing model rather than a permanent free tier. The trial is the only no-cost way in.

Registered agent cover is first year included, then renewal. The address service forms part of the package at the outset, and you should expect it to become a recurring line once that period ends. Budget for the renewal apart from the formation fee.

The stated turnaround is 2 days. That covers the formation service rather than state processing, and the state fee is a separate charge, so check what the state charges on its own.

Support runs on chat and help centre. That gives you live chat and a help centre, the channels listed for the service. No phone line is listed, so put complex questions in writing and keep the record.

The stated audience is beginners and small business, so new founders and small businesses are the intended users. The legal entity behind the service is Distributed, Inc., the name given in the terms of service.

On package price from, doola sits at 48 of 70 brands compared, against a group median of €78.49. Cheaper listings exist, so doola is pitched above the middle rather than at the entry end.