
Northwest Registered Agent
A transparent LLC formation service that bundles a complete business identity (address, domain, email, phone, website) into a single $39 fee with no upsells.
From $39 + state fees
From $39 + state fees
Pricing Plans
LLC Formation + Business Identity
+ state fees
- Preparation and filing of Articles of Organization
- 1 full year of Registered Agent service included
- Operating Agreement draft
Northwest is our top pick for LLC formation. The $39 package carries a business address, domain, website, email, phone line and mail scanning, plus the filing itself and a year of registered agent service. Nothing is pre-checked. It is privately held, and the Corporate Guides know the state rules they are quoting. The dashboard is plain rather than polished. At $125 a year to renew, that is a fair trade.
Pros
- Flat $39 formation fee with no tiered packages or hidden add-ons.
- Full Business Identity included: business address, domain, email, website, and phone service.
- Free year of registered agent service with privacy protection.
- Free mail scanning (up to 5 documents) and renewal reminders.
- Same-day filing with no extra rush fees.
- U.S.-based Corporate Guides who actually answer the phone.
Cons
- Customer support is not available on weekends.
- Online cancellation process can be cumbersome.
- Trial digital services auto-renew if you forget to cancel.
Best For: Founders who want a complete business setup (formation, address, domain, email, website, phone) in one flat-fee package with no upsells.
From $39 + state fees


Questions about LLC services in Illinois
2 comments
Nate Villareal
August 7, 2026
Picked Illinois specifically for the series LLC and this page says one filing, one fee, same $150. The Secretary of State has a different form for a series with a much bigger number on it, and your own series LLC article quotes that bigger number too. Which of your two pages should I believe?
Daniel WongStartupOwl team
Legal & Compliance Analyst · August 8, 2026
Believe the other page, and thank you for putting them side by side. Illinois treats a series as its own filing with its own form and a fee several times the ordinary one, and each series you register formally costs again on top. Our sentence here collapsed all of that into the plain LLC fee and it is wrong. We have filed it for correction. The practical point for you, a series is still often cheaper than forming separate companies once you are past a few, but the gap is narrower than this page made it look. Price it on the number of series you will actually register, not on the parent alone.
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