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Entity Formation

Form Your Corporation

Articles of Incorporation prepared and filed with the Secretary of State. Registered agent included for year one. 23 states served.

From $249

+ state filing fee

Form Your Corporation

State-by-State Pricing (23 states)

State State Fee Processing Our Fee  
Alabama $238 7 business days $299 Get started →
Arizona $60 16 business days $149 Get started →
California $100 7 business days $299 Get started →
Colorado $50 1 business day $199 Get started →
Delaware $89 7 business days $349 Get started →
Florida $70 7 business days $299 Get started →
Georgia $100 7 business days $299 Get started →
Illinois $150 7 business days $299 Get started →
Louisiana $75 7 business days $249 Get started →
Massachusetts $275 5 business days $149 Get started →
Michigan $60 7 business days $189 Get started →
Mississippi $50 7 business days $199 Get started →
Nevada $75 7 business days $299 Get started →
New Jersey $125 10 business days $174 Get started →
New York $125 7 business days $299 Get started →
North Carolina $125 7 business days $299 Get started →
Ohio $99 7 business days $299 Get started →
Pennsylvania $125 7 business days $149 Get started →
Tennessee $100 5 business days $149 Get started →
Texas $300 7 business days $299 Get started →
Virginia $75 3 business days $174 Get started →
Washington $200 3 business days $149 Get started →
Wyoming $100 7 business days $299 Get started →

State filing fees are additional and paid to the state at filing. Processing times are estimates and may vary.

How It Works

1

Choose Your State

Select your state at checkout. We handle the state-specific requirements.

2

Provide Details

Corporate name, directors, authorized shares, and incorporator information.

3

We File

Articles of Incorporation prepared and submitted to the Secretary of State.

4

You're Incorporated

Filed documents delivered to your secure portal. Registered agent active immediately.

What's Included

  • Articles of Incorporation preparation (state-specific)
  • Filing with the Secretary of State
  • Registered agent service included for year one
  • State filing fee paid on your behalf
  • Filed documents delivered to your secure portal
  • Compliance calendar with annual report reminders
  • EIN application add-on available ($50)
Form Your Corporation

LLC vs. Corporation — Which Is Right for You?

Feature LLC Corporation
Liability Protection Yes Yes
Management Flexible (member/manager) Board of Directors + Officers
Taxation Pass-through (default) Double taxation (C-Corp) or S-Corp election
Ownership Transfer Restricted by operating agreement Shares freely transferable
Outside Investment Harder to attract investors Can issue multiple share classes
Formalities Minimal Annual meetings, minutes, bylaws required

Not sure which entity type is right for you? Contact us and we'll help you evaluate your options. For legal advice, consult a licensed attorney.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between an LLC and a corporation?
An LLC offers flexible management and pass-through taxation by default. A corporation has a formal structure with a board of directors, officers, and shareholders. Corporations can issue stock and are often preferred for businesses seeking outside investment. Both provide personal liability protection.
Do I need bylaws for my corporation?
Yes. While states generally do not require you to file bylaws, every corporation should adopt bylaws at its initial organizational meeting. Bylaws govern internal operations — meetings, voting procedures, officer duties, and more. We recommend consulting an attorney to draft bylaws tailored to your business.
Is a registered agent required for a corporation?
Yes. Every state requires a corporation to maintain a registered agent with a physical street address in the state of incorporation. Your registered agent receives service of process, state correspondence, and compliance notices on your behalf. Eleet AI includes one year of registered agent service with every formation.
How long does it take to form a corporation?
Standard processing times vary by state: most states finalize in 3–10 business days, with expedited options available in nearly every state. Your current state's exact processing time displays at checkout.
What do I need to get started?
You need: (1) a corporate name that complies with your state's naming requirements, (2) a registered agent address in the state of incorporation (we provide this), (3) the names of initial directors, (4) the number and type of authorized shares, and (5) an incorporator to sign the filing. We walk you through each item during checkout.
Can I form a corporation in a state where I don't live?
Yes. You can incorporate in any state regardless of where you live or do business. However, if you do business in a state other than your state of incorporation, you will likely need to register as a foreign corporation in that state. Eleet AI currently offers corporation formation in 23 states — select yours at checkout.

Related Services

Entity Formation
LLC Formation

Prefer an LLC? Simpler structure, flexible taxation. From $199 + state fees.
Federal Filing
EIN Application

Get your federal tax ID. Required for business banking and hiring. $50.
Compliance
Annual Report Filing

Stay in good standing. We file your annual report for $49 + state fee.

Ready to incorporate?

Articles of Incorporation prepared and filed. Registered agent included. From $249 + state fees.

Form Your Corporation

Eleet AI provides administrative filing services only and is not a law firm. We do not provide legal advice. State fees are separate and paid at filing. Consult a licensed attorney for legal counsel.

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