Form your U.S. company as a non-resident — from anywhere.
We set up your U.S. LLC or C Corporation remotely — the filing, the registered agent, and guided support with your business-banking application. No U.S. travel, and no local partner needed for many eligible paths.
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Tell us a little about your plan and we'll recommend the right structure, state, and package. No payment required.
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Opening a U.S. business bank account is where non-resident founders most often get stuck — and where many providers simply hand you a link and disappear. We prepare your bank-ready document pack, help match you to institutions that fit your profile, and keep working with you if the first application is declined. Approval is always the financial institution's decision — we make sure you arrive prepared, and we don't leave when it gets hard.
Four steps, all handled remotely.
Tell us your plan
Your business activity, where your customers are, and how you want to get paid. We help you compare structures and states based on the information you provide.
We file everything
Company formation with the state, registered agent for a full year, and your digital company documents.
We prepare your banking
A bank-ready document pack, guidance on current institution requirements, and support through your application.
You're set up — and supported
You receive your documents and next-step checklist. If banking or payment platforms take longer, we stay with you.
Grow when ready
Optional support includes U.S. address and mail handling, post-formation compliance guidance, document organization and annual compliance reminders.
Annual compliance
Annual report and registered-agent renewals are available as separate services so you stay in good standing.
Clear USD pricing. State fees shown at cost.
Starter
- Company formation filing — any state
- Registered agent — 1 year included
- Live name availability check
- Digital company documents
- Ongoing compliance reminders
Growth
- Everything in Starter
- Post-formation compliance guidance included
- Business banking-application guidance
- Set up to invoice & get paid in USD
- Operating agreement template
Premium
- Everything in Growth
- Annual compliance planning session
- Dedicated account manager
- U.S. business mail handling
- Priority filing
All prices in USD. State/government filing fees are shown at cost and confirmed before filing — never marked up. Selling online? We also offer the E-commerce Seller package ($399), built for Amazon and Shopify sellers — ask on WhatsApp.
Which state is right for you?
Wyoming
A relatively low filing fee and annual-report requirement, with strong owner privacy and no state income tax. It fits many remote businesses, but the right choice depends on how and where the business operates.
New Mexico
Usually the lowest ongoing cost, with no annual report to file. A good fit for lean, single-owner businesses.
Delaware
The standard for startups that plan to raise investment or issue shares to multiple founders.
If you want the full picture before you decide, our step-by-step guide to forming a U.S. LLC as a non-resident walks through choosing a state, the EIN, the operating agreement, and what banks actually ask for.
Not sure? Tell us your plan on the setup form and we'll recommend the state that fits — there's no one-size answer.
Compare on what actually matters.
Formation services price differently, and a low headline fee can hide higher renewals. Before choosing anyone — including us — compare the full picture and verify current terms directly with each provider.
Initial vs. ongoing
Look past the first-year price. Compare registered-agent renewal, compliance services, and mail handling year over year.
What's included
Check which documents, filings, and support are in the price versus billed separately later.
Support that lasts
Ask what happens after formation — especially with banking. That's where most first-time founders get stuck.
Good questions, straight answers.
Can I form a U.S. company if I don’t live in the U.S.?
Yes. Non-residents can own and run a U.S. LLC or C Corporation. You don't need to be a citizen, hold a visa, or visit the U.S. for many eligible setup paths. Eligibility depends on your country of residence and business activity.
Can I form a U.S. company if I don’t live in the U.S.?
Yes. Non-residents can own and run a U.S. LLC or C Corporation. You don't need to be a citizen, hold a visa, or visit the U.S. for many eligible setup paths. Eligibility depends on your country of residence and business activity.
Can I form a U.S. company if I don’t live in the U.S.?
Yes. Non-residents can own and run a U.S. LLC or C Corporation. You don't need to be a citizen, hold a visa, or visit the U.S. for many eligible setup paths. Eligibility depends on your country of residence and business activity.
Can I form a U.S. company if I don’t live in the U.S.?
Yes. Non-residents can own and run a U.S. LLC or C Corporation. You don't need to be a citizen, hold a visa, or visit the U.S. for many eligible setup paths. Eligibility depends on your country of residence and business activity.
Can I form a U.S. company if I don’t live in the U.S.?
Yes. Non-residents can own and run a U.S. LLC or C Corporation. You don't need to be a citizen, hold a visa, or visit the U.S. for many eligible setup paths. Eligibility depends on your country of residence and business activity.
Which state should I choose?
Wyoming is a common option for some remote businesses because of its filing and annual requirements. New Mexico and Delaware may fit different cost, operational or investment needs. The appropriate state depends on how and where the business operates.
Do you guarantee a business bank account?
No. We are not a bank and cannot guarantee approval. We prepare your application and supporting documents, explain current institution requirements, and keep supporting you — including if a first application is declined. Final approval is always the financial institution's decision.
What documents will I need?
Usually a government ID such as a passport, your contact details, business activity information, and formation details. Some banks or platforms may request more depending on your situation.
How long does it take?
Formation is often a few business days and varies by state. Banking and payment-platform reviews can take longer and are controlled by each provider. We never promise a fixed timeline we don't control.
Do I need to travel to the U.S.?
No — for many eligible paths the entire setup is handled remotely, including your formation and document delivery.
Ready to start your U.S. company?
Answer a few questions and we'll recommend your structure, state, and plan — then handle the rest remotely.
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