What the Agent Costs Once It Stops Being Free

A competitor's page, so treat it as one. We are Connecticut Registered Agent.co, we charge $99 a year for exactly the line item under discussion, and Bizee's terms below are drawn from their own published packages.

The Bundle Is Where Bizee Is Strongest

For someone forming an LLC right now, the offer holds up. Registered agent service comes attached to Bizee's formation packages at no charge for a period running from three months to twelve, depending on which package is bought. That is a straightforward saving on a service the state obliges you to have, delivered by a company that has filed a very large number of formations. Declining a genuine discount out of suspicion would be a mistake.

The Price on the Far Side of the Bundle

Standalone, and once the included months lapse, Bizee's registered agent service costs $149 a year.

The number is published and there is nothing underhanded about it. What deserves attention is the transition, because it is silent. The bundled period ends on a date determined by the package tier rather than by anything you will remember, and the first $149 charge simply appears. Anyone taking the bundle should record the lapse date somewhere they actually look, then decide in advance whether $149 is the figure they want to be paying from that point forward.

Connecticut hands that decision a natural deadline, incidentally. Every LLC here files its annual report in the same fixed season, between January 1 and March 31, online, for $80. If the free months are due to run out anywhere near that window, resolve the agent question first, so the report goes in against a record you have already settled.

Three years past the bundle, the difference between the two columns is $150. That is not a dramatic sum in isolation. It is, however, $150 spent on an identical statutory function by a company that has already concluded it needs the service, which is a category of spending worth catching early.

No Promotional Term, No Expiry Date

Nothing is bundled into our price, so nothing runs out. $99 covers a Connecticut street address on your public filing, same-day scanning and delivery of service of process, a portal holding the document history, and reminders keyed to the state's deadlines. The renewal figure equals the opening figure in every year we operate. The one chargeable extra, $15 for each piece of non-process mail you want imaged, appears on our pricing page rather than in a renewal notice.

We stop short of claiming the minimum. $90 is on BetterLegal's price list, which leaves $99 among the lowest published rates in the state rather than beneath all of them.

Bizee Steps Down Through One Connecticut Filing

The form is BUS-09. Connecticut's charge for it is fifty dollars. It goes to the Secretary of the State, in print or through the portal, and the agent stepping in signs an acceptance on it. Because that acceptance is a precondition rather than a formality, the successor is engaged first and Bizee is cancelled only after the state's record shows the substitution, which is what keeps the agent field occupied throughout. Our Connecticut change of agent page has the numbered version.

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