Registered Agents Inc review

Formation packages start at $4.95, and that entry price sits at position 19 of 70 on the site. Across the brands compared, the median package price is €78.05 and the upper quartile is €279.12.

Yes, in the first term. The listing states one year included with formation, so agent cover comes as part of the formation package rather than billed on its own. It is worth confirming the agent arrangement for later terms, when the package comes up for renewal.

A .com registered in the first year is $4.95, ordered alongside formation rather than as a separate registrar plan. First-year and renewal figures are different numbers, and site wide the renewal median is €14.94 while the first-year median is €11.61.

There is no free plan here, so the smallest spend is the starting price: formation at $4.95 or a site from $5. Site wide, entry prices centre on €2.99 and renewals on €5.99, which is the pair worth planning around.

US is the only market listed for the registered agent service, and the company sits in the United States. That makes it a straightforward choice for US filings, and points away from anyone who needs an entity registered in another country.

Support runs on phone and email, so phone and email are the listed ways to reach the team. Both are direct channels rather than a forum or live chat, which suits owners who would rather pick up the phone than post in public.

Yes. Website building starts at $5, and the builder here is listed as a site builder. That suits a founder who wants a web presence next to the formation paperwork without researching a separate provider.

myGreekTax lists formation packages from €69, ANNA Money from £19, and Aspire at $0. Those sit at different points on the scale from $4.95 here, so entry cost is the clearest way to tell the set apart.