Why founders consider Texas
Texas offers a large business market and no state individual income tax. It can be a natural formation state when the company owns property or conducts operations there.
Texas LLC
Form your Texas LLC without flying there.
State filing, an EIN, a registered agent and bank account guidance, with Texas's $300 filing fee already in the price.
$649
paid once · state fee included · final price before you pay
- Final price up front
- We never sign in your name
- 50+ companies formed
Your Company LLCLimited liability companyTX
- Articles of organizationFiled with Texas
- EINFederal tax ID from the IRS
- Registered agentFirst year included
- Bank accountGuided U.S. account setup
Ready for business
Texas LLC · the full cost
Today, and every year after.
Today · paid once
- Texas filing fee ($300)Included
- EIN and operating agreementIncluded
- Registered agent, first yearIncluded
- Bank account guidanceIncluded
After the first year
- Public Information ReportDue: May 15No state fee
- Registered agent, from year two$99/yr
Also in Texas
- Franchise tax only above $2,650,000 in yearly revenue (the 2026 threshold); below it, no tax is due.
A foreign-owned LLC also files Form 5472 with a pro forma 1120 with the IRS every year, separate from the state.
Let us handle Texas's yearly filings: $229/yrYour price
$649One-time payment · nothing added at checkout
Start in Texas · $649
Final price before you payWe never sign in your name
What's in the $649
Everything below is in the price.
LLC filed in Texas
Articles of organization filed with Texas, the $300 state fee included.
EIN from the IRS
Your company's federal tax ID. No SSN or ITIN needed.
Operating agreement
The document that sets out who owns the company and how it is run.
Registered agent, first year
A U.S. address on the public record, instead of your home.
Bank account guidance
Guided U.S. business bank account application. The bank makes the final decision.
Compliance calendar
Deadline tracking and a reminder before each of your state's filings.
Personal guidance
One point of contact from filing to bank.
No travel
Everything online. You never need to fly to the U.S.
Good to know about Texas
From the state's own rules. General information, not tax or legal advice.
What to weigh
Texas formation costs are higher than in several other states. Public Information and franchise-tax filings may still be required even when no tax is due.
State tax
Texas has no state individual income tax. Franchise-tax reporting rules and revenue thresholds can change, so the company's current filing position should be reviewed each year.
General information only, not tax or legal advice. State rules change from time to time. Last updated: June 2026.
Holding structure
Want your name kept out of the public filing?
A Wyoming holding company owns your Texas LLC. Both companies are formed together, with both state fees in the price.
Holding structure with Texas$1,399Both companies · paid once
Texas next to other states
The package is the same everywhere. What changes is the state's fee, today and every year.
Our price, paid once
Texas
$649
Wyoming
$499
Delaware
$499
State fees at formation (in the price)
Texas
$300
Wyoming
$100
Delaware
$110
Yearly state filing
Texas
No state fee · every year
Wyoming
from $60 · every year
Delaware
$400 · every year
Holding structure
Texas
$1,399
Wyoming
$1,297
Delaware
$1,297
Questions about this state
Ready to start in Texas?
One payment, state fee included. Then one short form, and we take it from there.
$649
One-time payment · nothing added at checkout