Texas Registered Agent — $99/year, Zero Fluff

Texas requires every LLC, corporation, and foreign-qualified entity to maintain a registered agent with a physical street address in the state. We do that for $99/year. You get a Texas address on your Secretary of State filings, same-day document scanning, and compliance reminders.

That is the whole pitch.

Get Started — $99/year

What a Texas Registered Agent Does

Your registered agent is the designated person or entity that accepts legal documents and official state correspondence on behalf of your business. Under the Texas Business Organizations Code, every filing entity must have a registered agent and registered office in Texas.

The agent receives:

Service of process — lawsuits, subpoenas, and court orders
Secretary of State correspondence and notices
Franchise tax reminders from the Texas Comptroller
Other official state documents

The registered agent must maintain a physical street address in Texas (not a PO box) and be available during normal business hours.

Why Use Our Service

You do not want to be tied to a desk. If you serve as your own registered agent, you must be at your registered address during all business hours. Miss a delivery, and you could miss a lawsuit filing.

You do not want your home address on public record. Texas Secretary of State filings are public. Anyone can look up your entity and see the registered agent's address. If that is your home, it is now searchable by anyone.

You want documents handled fast. When something arrives at our Texas address, we scan it and send it to your secure portal the same business day. You get an email notification immediately.

You want fair pricing. $99/year covers everything. No per-document fees, no setup charges, no price hikes at renewal.

What $99/year Includes

Physical Texas address on your SOS filings
Same-day document scanning and portal upload
Email notifications for every document
Franchise tax and annual compliance reminders
Privacy — our address on public records, not yours

Who Needs This

Texas LLCs — required at formation
Texas corporations — C-corps and S-corps
Foreign entities — out-of-state businesses registered in Texas
Nonprofits — Texas nonprofits need registered agents too

If you are on file with the Texas Secretary of State, you need a registered agent.

Sign Up in Minutes

Pick your entity type, enter your business info, and check out. We give you the Texas registered agent address right away — use it on your Certificate of Formation or SOS change filing.