Bizee offers $0 formation, one-time fees, a free first year of registered agent service, and lifetime compliance alerts. See how we compare to other business formation platforms.
Bizee Editorial Staff
Editorial Team
Bizee is a business formation platform built by entrepreneurs, for entrepreneurs. We charge a single one-time service fee, offer $0 formation where you pay only the state fee, include a free first year of registered agent service, and provide lifetime compliance alerts at no extra charge — no subscriptions, no hidden costs.
Bizee stands apart from other business formation platforms through a combination of transparent one-time pricing, a genuinely free formation package, a free first year of registered agent service, and lifetime compliance alerts included in every package. Most competitors charge recurring fees or bury costs in the fine print. We don't.
We were built by entrepreneurs who went through the same process you're going through now. That background shapes every decision we make about pricing, support, and what we include by default.
Every Bizee package comes with a single, one-time service fee. You pay once for the formation work. There's no annual renewal charge for the formation itself, no auto-billing, and no collection notices. If something comes up, we talk it through — that's part of how we work.
Our free formation package means $0 + state fee. You pay the state's required filing fee and nothing else. Some competitors advertise free formation but require you to sign up for a recurring subscription to access it. We don't attach conditions. The free package is free.
Every formation package includes a free first year of registered agent service. After the first year, the ongoing annual fee is $119. Competitors typically charge $199 to $249 per year and don't offer the first year free. A registered agent receives official state and legal correspondence on your behalf — it's a requirement in every state, not an optional add-on.
Every formation package includes text and email reminders for state and federal filing deadlines. You decide whether to file yourself or have us handle it. Some competitors charge up to $199 for this. We include it in every package because missing a deadline can put your business out of good standing with the state.
Pricing surprises hit hardest when you're just getting started. Most entrepreneurs forming their first LLC are watching every dollar, and a formation platform that adds fees after the fact — or locks you into a subscription you didn't expect — creates real friction at the worst possible time.
Transparent pricing isn't just a nice-to-have. It's the difference between knowing your actual startup costs and finding out later that your "free" formation came with a $199-per-year subscription you didn't notice. The asterisk matters.
Plus, compliance alerts aren't optional for most businesses. Annual reports, franchise tax filings, and registered agent renewals have real deadlines. Missing them can result in late fees or the state administratively dissolving your LLC. Getting reminders built into your formation package means you're not managing that calendar on your own from day one.
Here's how our pricing and services actually work across the formation process.
We offer 3 formation packages. The free package covers the core filing — you pay only the state fee. Paid packages add services like an Employer Identification Number (EIN), operating agreement, and banking resolution. Every package is a one-time charge. There's no annual renewal fee for the formation service itself.
The first year of registered agent service is free when you form your business with us. After that, the annual fee is $119. Your registered agent receives official state correspondence, service of process, and compliance notices on your behalf and forwards them to you. Every LLC and corporation is required to maintain a registered agent in the state where it's formed.
Compliance alerts are included in every package at no extra charge. We send text and email reminders before state and federal filing deadlines — things like annual reports and franchise tax due dates. When a deadline comes up, you can file yourself or have us handle it. Either way, you won't miss the reminder.
The table below shows how Bizee's standard offering compares to what competitors typically charge for the same services.
Yes. The free formation package costs $0 in service fees. You pay only the state's required filing fee, which varies by state. There's no subscription required to access the free package, and no recurring charge attached to it. The state fee goes directly to the state — we don't mark it up.
After the first free year, registered agent service is $119 per year. The first year is free when you form your business with us. Most competitors charge $199 to $249 per year and don't offer a free first year. A registered agent is required in every state for LLCs and corporations — it's not optional.
Yes, compliance alerts are included in every formation package at no extra charge. We send text and email reminders before state and federal filing deadlines — things like annual report due dates and franchise tax filings. When a deadline comes up, you can file yourself or have us handle it. Some competitors charge up to $199 per year for this.
No. Every Bizee formation package is a one-time service fee. There's no annual renewal charge for the formation itself and no auto-billing. Many competitors structure their pricing as recurring subscriptions that renew each year. We don't. You pay once for the formation work, and that's it.
It depends on the state. State filing fees vary by state and entity type. We show you the exact state fee before you complete your order so you know the full cost upfront. We don't mark up state fees. A tax or legal professional can help you figure out which state makes the most sense for your business if you're weighing options.
Yes. We provide registered agent service in all 50 states. The first year is free when you form your business with us, and the ongoing annual fee is $119 per state. If your business operates in multiple states, you'll need a registered agent in each state where you're registered to do business.