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Clemta sells formation and running a US company to non-residents as a yearly subscription, with state reports and federal filings from its Pro plan. It suits founders abroad who want formation, filings and books from one dashboard on a subscription. Below are its prices as published in September 2026, what each of us does after the filing, and when Clemta is the better choice.

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Clemta, as published

Checked September 2026

Essentials
$349 a year, plus state fees
Pro
$1,068 a year, plus state fees, adding state reports and federal tax filings
Premium
$2,879 a year, plus state fees, adding monthly bookkeeping and sales tax

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.

ClemtaBaseAcross
FormationFrom $349 a year plus state fees, on a subscription that includes the agent and address$289 or $499 once, plus the state fee at cost, or $1,299 once with the state fee included
After year oneThe whole plan renews yearly, and the registered agent ends with itFrom $119 a year, and we email you before anything renews
Where they formAll fiftyWyoming and Delaware
EntitiesLLC and C-CorporationLLC and C-Corporation
EIN without an SSNIncludedIncluded on every plan, with an expedited EIN in one to two weeks for $199 more
Tax filingFederal tax filings on Pro and aboveForm 5472 and the pro forma Form 1120, reviewed by a CPA, on Premium
SupportA dedicated account manager on PremiumEmail, 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 Clemta'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 Clemta is stronger, and where it costs you.

Stronger

  • Pro includes the yearly state report and federal tax filings for $1,068 a year.
  • Every plan includes the registered agent, a business address and a free domain for the first year.
  • Premium adds monthly bookkeeping, quarterly CPA meetings and sales tax filings.

Where it costs you

  • Formation is part of a subscription, so the registered agent and address end when the plan does.
  • Essentials includes three mail scans a year and no filings, so a company that has to file Form 5472 needs Pro.

03The decision

Which one fits you.

Choose Clemta if

  • You want monthly bookkeeping and sales tax filings from the same company as your formation.
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Choose BaseAcross if

  • You want to buy the formation once, with a renewal you can see coming.
  • You want Form 5472 prepared on Premium, at about $3,417 over three years in Wyoming, against about $3,426 on Clemta's Pro.
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04Published prices

Their prices, as published.

Checked in September 2026 against Clemta's pricing page. If a figure has changed, email us and we'll correct it.

Essentials
$349 a year, plus state fees
Pro
$1,068 a year, plus state fees, adding state reports and federal tax filings
Premium
$2,879 a year, plus state fees, adding monthly bookkeeping and sales tax

05Questions

Questions about Clemta and us.

If yours is not here, email us at [email protected] before you order.

Clemta includes federal filings from its $1,068-a-year Pro plan. We prepare Form 5472 and the pro forma Form 1120, reviewed by a CPA, on Premium at $1,299 once and $999 a year after. Over three years in Wyoming, with state fees, Clemta's Pro comes to about $3,426 and our Premium to about $3,417.

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