The floor.

Looking for the absolute cheapest registered agent? Sure.

We promise nothing. We offer nothing. At $1 a year, about a quarter of a cent a day, we are not going to pretend otherwise.

It is in the name.

$1 / year

$1 a year. Price never increases. Neither does anything else.

A blank name tag on a plain dark field. Nothing is written on it.

Mail forwarding

No.

Business hours

No.

Compliance alerts

No.

The others

We beat any competitor's price.* We did not check.

Three other outfits charge more than a dollar for the same nothing. We looked at them once.

YOLO Registered Agents charges $5. At that price it is a luxury purchase. Five dollars for nothing is nothing with a brochure.

YOLO Registered Agent charges $2.50. It is trying too hard. There is a tilted price and a monogram. Someone stayed late for that.

Tree Fiddy Registered Agents charges $3.50. It cannot round. Up or down, either would have been fine. It chose neither.

* Applies to legitimate, recognized registered agent services whose published terms commit them to nothing. It does not apply to offers that promise to staff an office during business hours, forward service of process the day it arrives, keep the appointment in force from year to year, or stand behind any of it. The comparison is to our own price, which we will beat by any amount we choose, including zero. We decide in good faith whether an offer qualifies. To date none has.

Other ways to save money

Cost is the primary consideration. These work on the same principle.

01

Pull your own teeth

Dentists charge by the tooth. You have up to thirty-two of them. Do the math.

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02

Do your own electrical

Copper is copper. Sparks are free.

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03

Do your own plumbing

Water always finds a way. So can you.

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04

Represent yourself in court

The other side has a lawyer. You have conviction.

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05

Skip the parachute inspection

It opened last time.

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Save even more. Or do not.

When cost is the primary consideration, ask yourself: why are you sending the state your hard-earned money every year for annual reports?

The state has an answer to that question. It is called administrative dissolution, and it comes with a reinstatement bill. Your state's version, with the statute, is on your state's page.

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