Lawpath review

The package price from is AUD 636, and the state fee is already inside that figure rather than billed on top. An ASIC agent comes with the same package, so the registered address is part of the advertised sum. Across the listings compared here, the typical package price from is €78.05.

Yes, the state fee is included in the AUD 636 package price. Nothing extra is added for the government charge at checkout, which is one reason the headline figure reads higher than some rivals. An ASIC agent also sits inside the same fee.

An ASIC agent is included with registration, covering the registered address a company needs in Australia. Because it is inside the AUD 636 package price, you are not weighing a bare filing fee against a package that adds the agent later.

Turnaround on the listed package is 1. That figure covers the registration step itself, so read it as the time to a registered company rather than a promise about every document a new business needs. Owners with a fixed launch date can plan around it.

The package starts at AUD 636, above the €78.05 median across the listings compared here. For context, myGreekTax lists €69 and ANNA Money lists £19, so Lawpath sits at the pricier end of this group.

Support is offered on phone. Because that is the channel listed, questions that suit a written trail, such as a correction to a document, need a phone conversation rather than a tracked message. Keep your company details ready when you call.

The service covers AU and is aimed at small business. A company being set up in another market means working with a provider there, so the AUD 636 package makes sense for an Australian registration rather than an overseas one.

Alongside registration, Lawpath offers an e signature tool on its Essentials plan, aimed at small business who need to sign documents electronically. The AUD 636 package price covers the company setup, so signing is a separate piece of the service.