Stronger
- A $0 formation for the filing itself, and a free first year of registered agent on every package.
- A long track record under the Incfile name.
- The EIN and operating agreement come in at $199 on Standard.
Compared · Bizee
Bizee and BaseAcross, side by side.
Bizee, formerly Incfile, is a large US formation service with a $0 entry plan and a free first year of registered agent on every package. It suits US-based small business owners who want the lowest possible starting price and don't mind a renewal later. Below are its prices as published in September 2026, what each of us does after the filing, and when Bizee is the better choice.
Bizee, as published
Checked September 2026
- Basic
- $0, plus state fees, for the articles of organization
- Standard
- $199, plus state fees, adding the EIN and operating agreement
- Premium
- $299, plus state fees, adding banking setup, a tax consultation and S-Corporation election paperwork
- Registered agent
- Free for the first year, then at Bizee's published renewal price
01At a glance
What each of us does, and what it costs.
Their published terms beside ours, row by row. Where a figure depends on the plan, the row says which.
BizeeBaseAcross
FormationFrom $0 plus state fees, with the registered agent free in the first year$289 or $499 once, plus the state fee at cost, or $1,299 once with the state fee included
After year oneThe registered agent renews after the free year, and other services renew separatelyFrom $119 a year, and we email you before anything renews
Where they formAll fiftyWyoming and Delaware
EntitiesLLC, corporation and nonprofitLLC and C-Corporation
EIN without an SSNIncluded on Standard and Premium; ask how they handle an owner without an SSNIncluded on every plan, with an expedited EIN in one to two weeks for $199 more
Tax filingA tax consultation on PremiumForm 5472 and the pro forma Form 1120, reviewed by a CPA, on Premium
SupportPhone and emailEmail, answered within two business days on Starter, one on Standard, and the same business day on Premium with a named specialist
Checked in September 2026, theirs against Bizee's pricing page and ours against our own price list. If a figure has changed, email us and we'll correct it.
02In fairness
Where Bizee is stronger, and where it costs you.
Where it costs you
- Premium includes preparing an S-Corporation election, which a non-resident owner can't use.
- The registered agent renews after the free year, so check its price before relying on the $0.
- Nothing in the plans covers Form 5472, the yearly filing a foreign-owned LLC owes.
03The decision
Which one fits you.
Choose Bizee if
- You live in the United States and the lowest first-year price decides it for you.
Choose BaseAcross if
- You live outside the United States and want the EIN, the agent and the calendar handled as the normal route.
- You want to know every renewal price before you order.
04Published prices
Their prices, as published.
Checked in September 2026 against Bizee's pricing page. If a figure has changed, email us and we'll correct it.
- Basic
- $0, plus state fees, for the articles of organization
- Standard
- $199, plus state fees, adding the EIN and operating agreement
- Premium
- $299, plus state fees, adding banking setup, a tax consultation and S-Corporation election paperwork
- Registered agent
- Free for the first year, then at Bizee's published renewal price
05Questions
Questions about Bizee and us.
If yours is not here, email us at [email protected] before you order.
The Basic plan is $0 for filing the articles, and the state fee is extra. The EIN and operating agreement come with the $199 Standard plan, and the registered agent renews after the free first year at Bizee's published price.
Every comparison
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Ready when you are
Answer the questions. We do the filing.
It takes about four minutes. You see the whole order, state fee included, before anything is charged.
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