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Start your LLC with confidence

Basic

Only articles of organization filed with the state information
$ 149 + state filing fees
Articles of organization, the document needed to officially register your LLC with the state
Name check service, to confirm that your preferred business name is available

Pro

Best for those planning to start and operate a business or side hustle
$ 249 + state filing fees
An operating agreement, which helps you set entity guidelines and settle disputes
An EIN, which is used to file taxes, open bank accounts, and build your staff
Bookkeeping tools to track expenses, send invoices, and save on taxes—1 year included†
Access to over 150 customizable legal documents—1 year included
Unlimited eSignatures to send and sign agreements online—1 year included
Customizable website, to establish your professional online presence in minutes

Premium

Best for those who want an experienced attorney to ensure they get everything right
$ 299 + state filing fees
Hands-on guidance from an experienced business attorney that you choose based on state, years of experience, and rating
Unlimited 30-minute attorney consultations about new legal topics related to your business—30 days included
Any changes to your LLC formation documents within the first 30 days

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Start your LLC in 3 easy steps with the industry leader in online business formation.

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What you need to know about forming an LLC

What is an LLC?

A limited liability company (LLC) is a type of business entity you can register in your state. The main purpose of an LLC company is to limit the personal liability of its owners—like a C or S corporation—but it also allows the business to operate with simpler rules and more flexible tax requirements.

Do I need an LLC?

An LLC isn’t always required, but many small business owners choose to form an LLC for personal liability protection. Having an LLC can also help you open bank accounts, enter into contracts, hire employees, and get necessary business licenses and permits.

What does LLC formation mean?

When you form an LLC, you submit a specific set of business forms to the state where you wish to create a new business entity. Once it’s approved, you can use this separate entity to record business expenses, take on business debts, file taxes, obtain business licenses, and more—and this is what gives you liability protection.

How easy is it to form an LLC?

You may be a little intimidated by the idea of forming a legal entity like an LLC, especially if it’s your first time. All you need is an understanding of what your business will do, how you plan to run it, and your state’s LLC filing fees. Even if your business requires a retail location, you don’t need a physical address lined up to begin your LLC formation.

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