Want to be an LLC ?

Starting an LLC can be your first big move in turning your idea into a real business. Whether you’re launching a side hustle, full-time gig, or growing your existing income, forming an LLC (Limited Liability Company) is one of the smartest decisions you can make. And we’re here to walk you through it – no legal jargon, no hidden fees, no stress.

What is an LLC?

An LLC, or Limited Liability Company, is a legal business structure that protects your personal assets while giving you flexibility in how you operate and get taxed.

Advantages and Disadvantages of
an LLC

Corporation VS Partnership

In Simple Terms:

Protection

If your business is ever sued or goes into debt, your personal assets (like your home, car, and savings) are off-limits.

Flexibility

LLCs are easier to manage than corporations and let you choose how you want to be taxed (sole prop, partnership, or even as an S-Corp).

Credibility

“LLC” after your name makes you look professional and official to clients, banks,
and partners.

Separation

It helps you draw a clear line between your personal and business finances.

Frequently Asked Questions About an LLC

  • Nope! You can be a single-member LLC and still get all the benefits.

  • You should form your LLC in the state where you do business. If you operate in multiple states, we’ll help you figure that out.

  • No, but an LLC can choose to be taxed as an S-Corp if it makes sense financially. We’ll guide you on whether that’s a smart move for you.

  • Yes, and we’ll help you set one up. Keeping your business and personal finances separate is key to protecting yourself.

  • You can still form an LLC. It’s better late than never – and we’ll make sure you get set up properly moving forward.

Next Steps

Here’s what happens now:

Step 1: Choose Your Plan

Pick between our à la carte services or an all-in-one Startup Package. We’ll show you what’s included in each.

Step 2: Fill Out a Quick Form

Answer a few simple questions so we can file your LLC the right way.

Step 3: We Do the Work

We file with the state, send you your documents, and give you video guidance for next steps.

Step 4: Launch with Confidence

Open your business bank account, get your EIN, and get to work knowing you’re legally protected and professionally set up.

Business Formation Comparison

S Corporation

  • Pass-through taxation

  • Limited liability

  • Max 100 U.S. shareholders

  • Save ~15% on distributions

  • One class of stock

  • Small-medium businesses

  • Moderate formalities

  • By shares

  • March 15

  • Incorporate + IRS Form 2553

C Corporation

  • Double taxation

  • Limited liability

  • Unlimited shareholders

  • No SE tax on dividends

  • Multiple classes of stock

  • Large businesses, IPOs

  • Strict formalities

  • After corporate tax

  • April 15

  • Incorporate + bylaws, meetings

LLC

  • Pass-through or corporate election

  • Limited liability

  • Unlimited members

  • Full SE tax unless elected otherwise

  • Membership interests only

  • Small businesses, startups

  • Minimal formalities

  • Flexible per agreement

  • March 15 or April 15

  • Articles of Organization + agreement

Choose your Package

LLC Formation

S Corp Filing

C Corp Formation