Every company you own. One address.
For people who hold a portfolio, not a startup. Priced per entity, on a published ladder.
Nobody prices for the person who owns five companies.
The industry sells one seat or one mailbox at a time. So the holdco, the two property LLCs and the family LP each end up with their own agent, their own renewal date and their own pile of state mail.
Address, on every filing
This Tanglewood suite as registered office and business address in Texas, and registered-agent coverage arranged in every other state your entities are qualified in. One counter answerable for all of it.
Mailbox, one scanning queue
Mail for all of them lands at one counter, opened and scanned the day it arrives, tagged to the entity it belongs to. State mail and service of process jump the queue and come with a phone call the same hour.
Calendar, every deadline on it
Franchise tax, BOI, annual reports and renewals for the whole portfolio on a single calendar, with a person who calls before each one rather than a dashboard that turns red after. Every filing comes back to you with the stamped confirmation, per entity.
Invoice, one renewal date
First entity at the published rate, each additional entity added to the same bill, and every line item carries the entity's name. Annual or monthly, your election — the cycle follows your accounting, not ours.
| Entities | Each, per month | The whole book, per month | Per year |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | $49.99 — the whole back office | $49.99 | $599.88 |
| 2–4 | $17 | $66.99 at two · $100.99 at four | $803.88 · $1,211.88 |
| 5–10 | $10 — the named administrator begins | $110.99 at five · $160.99 at ten | $1,331.88 · $1,931.88 |
| 11–25 | $9 | $169.99 at eleven · $295.99 at twenty-five | $2,039.88 · $3,551.88 |
| 26 on | $8, held to any size | $303.99 at twenty-six · $495.99 at fifty · $895.99 at one hundred | $3,647.88 · $5,951.88 · $10,751.88 |
Graduated, like a tax bracket: every entity carries the whole back office, and the rate steps down as the book grows — the fifteenth entity never changes the price of the first. Five entities blend to about $22 a month each; thirty to about $11 — a thirty-entity portfolio is not thirty retail invoices. The ladder is the whole negotiation. Onboarding is still arranged on a call, because moving a book deserves a person: call (713) 555-0184 and ask for the house manager.
We would rather you compare. A flat agent-and-compliance plan runs $348 to $398 a year per entity, whether you hold two or two hundred; entity three here blends to $336 and keeps stepping down. The specialist firms charge about $280 to $300 per entity at any size; from entity five the ladder blends below that, with the address, the mailroom and the counter inside. The volume shops that include annual-report filing hold at $200; ten entities blend to $193.
How the move works.
Moving thirty custody-of-legal-notice relationships is the risky week. So the cutover is written down, and every step comes with proof.
Send the list
Entity names and states, in whatever format your records are in. We confirm receipt in writing and price the actual book, not a form's idea of it.
We file every change of agent
Each state's change-of-agent filing prepared for signature and filed by us, with the state's acceptance delivered back to you as each one lands.
The old agent is closed out
Cancellation confirmed with the incumbent, in writing, so nothing keeps billing a dead relationship.
Mail never goes dark
Anything still arriving at the old address during cutover is chased, and service of process coverage is continuous from the day each filing is accepted. Written confirmation at every step.
Your entity list is used to file your changes and deliver your mail. Nothing else — no one on it is ever marketed to.
The office attaches to you, not to an entity.
Membership sits with the owner. Whichever company is having the meeting, the boardroom is booked under your name, the guests are greeted under the right letterhead, and the door does not care which LLC signed the agreement.
