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Pick a structure, pick a state, and we prepare and file it — in all 50 states, DC, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. Corporation and LLC formations from $99 plus state fees.
Choose your entity type
Each structure draws the line between the business and its owners differently. The price shown is InCorp's preparation-and-filing fee; your state's fee is added at cost.
Corporation
The classic structure — shares, shareholders, and a board. Built for raising capital, adding owners, and growing past its founders.
$99 + state fees
Learn moreLimited Liability Company (LLC)
The most popular choice for small business: the liability shield of a corporation with pass-through taxation and far fewer formalities.
$99 + state fees
Learn moreLimited Partnership (LP)
General partners run the business; limited partners invest passively with liability protection. Common in real estate and family wealth planning.
$149 + state fees
Learn moreLimited Liability Partnership (LLP)
Every partner can manage, and every partner gets the statutory shield — the standard for law, accounting, and other professional firms.
$149 + state fees
Learn moreLimited Liability Limited Partnership (LLLP)
A limited partnership that extends liability protection to its general partners as well — where state law allows it.
$249 + state fees
Learn moreDBA / Fictitious Business Name
Do business under a different name — as a sole proprietor, or as an additional trade name for an entity you already have.
$99 + filing fees
Learn moreState fees vary by state and entity type and are never marked up. U.S. Virgin Islands corporation, LLC, LP, and LLP filings: $399.
Not sure which structure fits?
Answer nine quick questions
Our entity wizard asks about ownership, management, and your state, then shows which structures businesses like yours commonly choose. Take the result to your attorney or accountant to confirm the fit — InCorp is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice.
Do the homework first
Two decisions shape everything downstream: which entity, and which state. These guides cover both.
Why Incorporate?
How the liability shield actually works, the tax flexibility an entity unlocks, and when forming one is worth it.
OpenWhere to Incorporate
Home state or Delaware, Nevada, Wyoming? What forming out of state really buys you — and what it costs.
OpenCompare Entity Types
Corporation, LLC, and every partnership flavor — advantages and disadvantages, side by side.
OpenCompare States
An LLC in Arizona vs. a corporation in Wyoming — fees, privacy, and structure profiles, next to each other.
OpenAfter you form
The filing is step one. These come next — and we handle all of them.
Federal EIN
Your entity's federal tax ID — required to open a bank account, hire employees, and file returns. We obtain it for you.
Learn moreCorporate Kits & Seals
Record book, seal, and certificates — the physical record that keeps minutes, resolutions, and ownership organized.
Learn morePuerto Rico Act 60
Puerto Rico's tax incentive code for export services businesses and investors — and what forming there involves.
Learn moreReady to make it official?
We prepare and file your formation in any state, with InCorp as your registered agent — real people, since 1998.
or call (800) 2-INCORP for a free consultation