Bizee Review 2026: Is the $0 LLC Plan Worth It?

The formation fee is the smallest number on the bill, so judge Bizee on what renews. A free package is real, and Bizee's own order page says the formation fee is charged once. The money sits in the registered agent, the virtual address and the add-ons a Basic buyer clicks through at checkout, and that is where the renewal complaints about the company, formerly Incfile, come from. A founder who treats the checkout like a menu rather than a bundle pays little; one who accepts every default pays every year.

Methodology: we read Bizee's pricing page and its order form with the package comparison, plus the formation pricing pages of ZenBusiness, LegalZoom, Stripe Atlas and Tailor Brands, on October 17, 2026. Prices are USD and exclude state filing fees, which every vendor on this page passes through. Where a vendor prints no figure for a service, this review says so.

Toolradar data: Toolradar, the software directory we run, compares Bizee against 10 other entity management tools as of October 2026, where Bizee carries a free plan and is listed as an alternative to 2 tools, joint 7th of 11 on that measure (Bizee on Toolradar). A free plan is common in this category, so the ranking below turns on renewals and on what each package bundles.

Bizee is an LLC and corporation formation service that files the articles of organization with the state, acts as registered agent, and sells the documents and filings a new company needs afterward: EIN, operating agreement, annual reports, Form 2553 for an S Corp election, foreign qualification and amendments. The company rebranded from Incfile and keeps a page on that change. Its pricing page lists three packages, Basic, Standard and Premium, each plus the state fee and each with one free year of registered agent service.

The order form fills in what the pricing page leaves out. Every package includes preparing and filing the articles, unlimited name searches, the free agent year and a free first month of virtual address. Standard adds the EIN, the operating agreement, unlimited phone and email support and processing in about two weeks instead of four to six. Premium adds business contract templates, a domain name and email for a year, a business phone number, lifetime compliance alerts and priority support.

Toolradar profiles the direct competitors: ZenBusiness, LegalZoom, Stripe Atlas and Tailor Brands. For the full ranking on this site, see best LLC formation services.

Start by picking the state, because the order form prints no state fee until you do. Bizee's guide puts annual report costs at $10 to $500 depending on the state, and the formation fee itself ranges widely, so the state decides more of the first-year bill than the package. Our cost to start an LLC guide and Delaware vs Wyoming comparison cover the state side.

Then pick the package, and read each add-on as a line item. On Basic the order form prices the EIN at $70, the operating agreement at $99, a banking resolution at $35 and business contract templates at $150. The IRS issues an EIN at no charge on its own site, so a Basic buyer who applies directly skips that line. Standard folds the EIN and the operating agreement into its price; Premium folds in the contracts too.

Then watch the two services that continue. The registered agent is free for twelve months and then renews annually at the yearly rate above. The virtual address is free for the first month and continues at $29 a month. Bizee's FAQ says both are optional to continue, which means the founder cancels, not Bizee. A business that never needs mail handling should drop the virtual address in month one.

Processing time is the last variable. Basic runs on the state's standard queue, four to six weeks in Bizee's wording. Standard moves to about two weeks and Premium to about four days, with expedited filing priced by state for Basic buyers who want it alone. The registered agent market is covered in best registered agent services and what a registered agent costs.

Bizee's pricing page, read on October 17, 2026, lists Basic, Standard and Premium at the prices in the table below, each plus the state fee, and its order form prices the add-ons and the renewals. The formation fee is one-time; the agent renews yearly after the free year; the virtual address continues at $29 a month after the free month. Bizee prints no flat fee for its annual report filing service on its service page, so ask for the number at checkout.

A two-year scenario shows where the money goes. A Basic buyer who applies for the EIN at the IRS, writes their own operating agreement and cancels the virtual address pays nothing to Bizee in year one and the agent renewal in year two, plus state fees. A Basic buyer who accepts the EIN and operating agreement add-ons pays $169 in year one, close to Standard, without Standard's faster processing. A Premium buyer pays the package once and the agent renewal in year two, with the domain and business phone expiring after twelve months.

The alternatives price the same job in different shapes. ZenBusiness starts free, but its Pro and Premium plans renew every year at their purchase price, its registered agent is a yearly add-on at $199 a year, and its Worry-Free Compliance is free for a year then renews at the same yearly rate. LegalZoom lists Basic free, Managed Service at $249 with business advisors that renew at $49 a month after 30 days, and Expert Service at $299 with an attorney and accountant team that renews at $99 a month after 30 days. Stripe Atlas is a flat $500 for a Delaware LLC or C corporation with the first agent year included and $100 a year after. Tailor Brands lists Lite free, Essential and Elite as yearly subscriptions, and a bookkeeping trial that becomes $39 a month. The Stripe Atlas review and doola review cover the Delaware and non-resident routes.

Bizee fits a founder forming one LLC in their home state who wants a one-time fee and is willing to manage two renewals. The Basic package costs nothing beyond the state fee if you get the EIN from the IRS and write your own operating agreement, and Standard is the sensible step for anyone who wants both documents and a two-week filing without clicking through add-ons. A founder who will keep a professional agent long term should compare Bizee's renewal against the agent-only providers in our registered agent ranking.

Skip Bizee if the entity is a Delaware startup raising money, where Stripe Atlas bundles the equity paperwork for one flat fee; if you want annual reports and compliance filings included every year, where Tailor Brands and ZenBusiness price that in; or if you never want to think about a renewal date. A non-US founder has a different checklist, covered in how to form a US LLC as a non-resident and the Stripe Atlas alternatives page.