CorpNet is a business formation and compliance service. It prepares and files LLC and corporation paperwork, provides registered agent service and EINs, and sends compliance alerts after your company is formed.
Beyond formation, CorpNet’s business filings section covers annual reports, articles of amendment, DBA names, S corporation elections and articles of dissolution. If your company operates in states outside its home state, you may need foreign qualifications there, and CorpNet says it can help with beneficial ownership information reports. As registered agent, it handles service of process in any state, and its local offices scan documents and send them on to you the same day. You also receive alerts for franchise tax and annual report deadlines.
States require a registered agent for active LLCs, and also for nonprofits, C corporations, limited partnerships and most other entity types; CorpNet offers this service across the USA. CorpNet says its Compliance Portal suits serial entrepreneurs, compliance managers at multi-state corporations, and legal or accounting professionals with many business clients. In the portal you can track compliance tasks and filing dates and file your annual report online. Accountants, CPAs, bookkeepers, legal and tax professionals and business coaches can join the CorpNet Partner Program to serve their clients.
Partners get one-on-one onboarding and a dedicated account manager, and those in the Reseller program also receive white-label services. CorpNet says it works as a silent fulfillment partner and won’t contact your clients without your consent. Partners can also present CorpNet services inside their own software through the CorpNet API, and manage client formations and compliance from one dashboard. Support is available on weekdays by email, phone, chat or video.
LLC packages step up from Basic, with a short registered agent trial, to Deluxe, which adds an EIN and a year of registered agent service, and Complete, which adds a custom operating agreement and lifetime support. State fees and a convenience fee are added on top. Current prices are in the pricing box above.