Bizee's Free Months End at $149. For That Money Utah Would Form Your LLC and Renew It Five Times.

We sell the alternative, so weigh the page accordingly: Utah Registered Agent.co provides Utah agent service at $99 a year and would like the appointment Bizee currently holds. Everything attributed to Bizee below is their own published position as of a July 2026 review.

Take the Free Months

Bizee spent its early years under the Incfile name and plenty of owners still call it that. Form a company through them and agent coverage arrives attached to the package at no cost, lasting three months, or twelve, or something between, according to what you bought.

If Bizee is already handling your formation, that is real money you are not spending, and a competitor telling you to refuse free coverage would be a competitor worth ignoring. Use it. This page is about the date it stops.

$149 Is What Waits on the Other Side

Standalone Bizee agent service is $149 a year. The figure is published plainly and we have no complaint with the disclosure.

The complaint is structural. Free periods do not announce their own ending. You bought a formation package on some ordinary weekday months ago, and the anniversary of that weekday is when billing quietly begins. Almost nobody has that date written down anywhere. Whatever you decide about providers, put it in a calendar today.

The Same $149, Measured in Utah Money

Utah runs one of the least expensive business registries in the country. A Certificate of Organization costs $59. The annual renewal costs $18.

Fifty-nine plus five renewals at eighteen comes to exactly $149. One year of standalone Bizee coverage equals the price of starting a Utah company from scratch and keeping it in good standing through its fifth renewal. The state's charges are so modest that the agent fee, whoever collects it, is the number that actually decides your annual compliance cost.

The Price on This Side

$99 a year with no opening discount, which is the reason there is no second-year increase waiting behind it. Anything a process server hands us for your business is imaged that same day and lands in your portal with a notice attached. Notices from the state travel identically. Your document history stays available for as long as you are with us. Reminders go out before your anniversary month closes, since a missed Utah renewal collects a $10 penalty and starts a clock nobody wants running.

A lower published figure does exist. BetterLegal lists $90 a year, which puts our number in the low band of this market rather than at its floor, and that is the honest way to say it.

Switching From Bizee in Utah: One Filing, $17

Utah moves an agent appointment with a single change filing to the Division of Corporations and Commercial Code, $17 processing, waived if you submit it alongside your annual renewal; our change of agent page has the form, the online route, and the confirmation step in full.

The only instruction that belongs on this page instead of that one concerns timing. Have us appointed before the Bizee arrangement lapses, not after. Utah wants that line on your record filled every day of the year, and the risky configuration is not an old agent or a new agent but neither one: a dead account still printed on the public file while nobody watches the address behind it. Sign up first, file second, cancel third.

Deciding on the Second Number

Free for a stretch, then $149 every year afterward. Or $99 starting whenever you want and holding there. Compare the numbers you will pay in most years of owning the business, not the one attached to the month you happened to form it. Utah asks the same three things of both providers: a street address inside the state, somebody present at it during business hours, and documents handed over without delay.

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