Delaware C-Corp / LLC

The package covers formation, first-year registered agent, EIN, Delaware franchise tax and annual report fees. Same fee for C-Corp or LLC — C-Corp for VC-backed plans, LLC for pass-through holding structures.

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Delaware Launch-ReadyYear 1 · all-in
Best for: founder forming a holding company, startup launching its parent entity, or a clean cap-table starting point.
US$700Year 1 · all-in
What's inside
Launch-Ready formation · Year 1 all-inUS$700
Annual renewal · agent, reminders, franchise tax & annual report feesUS$500 / yr · Y2+
State formation filing supportincluded
Registered agent · first yearincluded
Name check and filing coordinationincluded
EIN handlingincluded
Franchise-tax handling supportincluded
Core records deliveryincluded
Year 2+ renewal: US$500 / yr
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Launch-Ready formation · Year 1 all-inEverything Year 1 needs in one fee — state filing, first-year registered agent, name check, EIN handling, Delaware franchise tax and annual report fees, and core records delivery. Designed to avoid a low headline price followed by mandatory add-ons.RequiredState formation filing, first-year registered agent, name check, EIN handling, Delaware franchise tax and annual report fees, and core records delivery.US$700one-time
Annual renewal · agent, reminders, franchise tax & annual report feesFrom Year 2: registered-agent renewal coordination, annual compliance reminders, and the Delaware franchise tax and annual report fees.RequiredUS$500/ yr · from Year 2
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Launch-Ready formation · Year 1 all-inUS$700one-time
Annual renewal · agent, reminders, franchise tax & annual report feesUS$500/ yr · from Year 2
Included
State formation filing support
Registered agent · first year
Name check and filing coordination
EIN handling
Franchise-tax handling support
Core records delivery
Order Total · Year 1USD 700
Final fees depend on onboarding, KYC, risk review, and final written scope.
How to choose
When to choose Delaware Launch-Ready
Founder forming a holding company, startup launching its parent entity, or a clean cap-table starting point in a familiar US jurisdiction. C-Corp for VC-backed plans, LLC for pass-through holding structures.
When to choose C-Corp vs LLC
Same fee either way. C-Corp where the client plans VC fundraising, stock options, or a standard investor cap table; LLC where the entity is a pass-through holding vehicle or a founder-owned structure with no external equity round planned.
What is scoped separately
Cap-table work, investor documents, banking onboarding, legal opinions, and unusual filings sit outside this fee. If the client expects these, scope them in a separate written proposal.