Business Foundation Setup · Nationwide
Practical help coordinating the administrative and technology steps behind a new U.S. business—from customer-directed filing preparation to email, website, workflows, and operating systems. Michigan businesses may also request resident-agent service.
Choose the help you need
$149 / year
Starting at $249
Government fees and professional legal, tax, or accounting services are separate.
$125 / month
Resident-agent service
Michigan calls this role a resident agent; many people search for a registered agent. The agent receives documents, notices, demands, and service of process for the company at its registered office.
Before acceptance, we confirm the business, authorized contact, Michigan eligibility, service area, and communication details.
You authorize the appointment and remain responsible for accurate filings, current ownership information, and required state reports.
When an official document is received, we notify the authorized contact and forward a digital copy using the agreed process.
We send an annual-report reminder and confirm contact details before renewal.
Launch add-ons
Starting at $149 one time, plus third-party charges. Domain registration, DNS, mailbox, security, and device configuration.
Starting at $50 per month. A professionally designed, hosted, and maintained small-business website with clear calls to action.
Quoted by scope. Forms, lead routing, scheduling, follow-up reminders, documentation, and practical automation.
Important boundaries
We can explain general definitions, provide official resources, organize questions, and document the decision you make. Choosing a structure can affect liability and taxes, so personalized recommendations should come from a licensed attorney and CPA or tax professional.
We can provide administrative preparation and customer-directed submission support when the filing and service are within our scope. You approve every submission and remain responsible for the information. Complex, disputed, regulated, multi-owner, out-of-state, or professional entities may require a licensed professional.
No. The resident-agent plan covers official notices and service of process only. It does not include general business mail, packages, a public workspace, or permission to represent the address as your operating location.
No. State, federal, county, domain, software, licensing, professional, and expedited fees are paid separately unless a written proposal expressly says otherwise.