The other middle.
Looking for the absolute cheapest registered agent? This is not that. It is close-ish.
We promise nothing. We offer about the same. At $27 a year we are not the cheapest, not the dearest, not especially anything, or whatever.
Room temperature.
$27 / year
$27 a year. Price never increases. It never fully committed to the current number either.
Or just call: (307) 556-1154
Mail forwarding
Some of it ends up somewhere. Not with you, necessarily.
Business hours
Around midday, some days, or whatever.
Compliance alerts
You will feel it eventually.
The other forty-two
We beat any competitor's price.* Some of them. We stopped counting.
Forty-two other outfits sell the same nothing at other prices. Some higher, some lower, all of them more certain about it than we are. A word on each, or whatever.
Then the ones that do things. Their prices, and what each one buys in years of us, if you were going to count.
Wyoming Registered Agent Prime (Wyoming): $15 a year. 0.6 years of us.
Bucking Horse Agents charges $0, nothing at all, or whatever, and gives it eight seconds and lets go. We charge $27. One of us has committed to something, and it might be them.
IDGAF Registered Agents charges $1 and puts its whole attitude in the name. We could not muster that much conviction for a dollar.
wycra.com (advertised as one-time): $20 a year. 0.7 years of us.
Sagebrush Registered Agent charges $2, in Wyoming, where is named after the brush that covers the whole state and does nothing in it. Fine. We were not going to Wyoming anyway.
YOLO Registered Agent charges $2.50. Half of not much is still not much. We did not check which half they kept.
wyomingagents.com (Wyoming): $25 a year. 0.9 years of us.
World Registered Agents charges $3 for one state and begins every sentence with in a world and covers one state. Cheaper than us, in a smaller place. Or whatever.
Tree Fiddy Registered Agents charges $3.50 and has strong feelings about the fifty cents. We do not have strong feelings about anything.
Rocky Mountain Registered Agent (Wyoming): $29 a year. 1.1 years of us.
Tumbleweed Registered Agent charges $4 for one state and goes wherever the wind sends it, which is its forwarding policy. Cheaper than us, in a smaller place. Or whatever.
High Desert Corporate Filings (New Mexico): $35 a year. 1.3 years of us.
YOLO Registered Agents charges $5 and calls it premium. It is five dollars. Premium is a word, or whatever.
Wind River Agents charges $6, in Wyoming, where answers the phone with the weather. Fine. We were not going to Wyoming anyway.
Nevada Registered Agent LLC (Nevada): $35 a year. 1.3 years of us.
Dogwater Registered Agent charges $7 and is proud to be the bowl. That is a lot of feeling for seven dollars.
Epic Registered Agents charges $8, in Wyoming, where narrates its own eight dollars like a trailer. Fine. We were not going to Wyoming anyway.
Cheapest Delaware Registered Agent (Delaware): $39 a year. 1.4 years of us.
Sagebrush Agents charges $9 for one state and is the same brush with an s on it. Cheaper than us, in a smaller place. Or whatever.
Bighorn Agents charges $10, in Wyoming, where keeps its footing on a cliff and nowhere near a desk. Fine. We were not going to Wyoming anyway.
Montana Registered Agent LLC (Montana): $45 a year. 1.7 years of us.
Big Sky Registered Agent Co. charges $11 for one state and hyphenates the sky and sells the punctuation at a discount. Cheaper than us, in a smaller place. Or whatever.
All Day $49 Montana Registered Agent (Montana): $49 a year. 1.8 years of us.
Mid Wyoming Agent charges $12 and is usually elsewhere. So are we, at $27. We are not sure what the extra fifteen is for either.
Ranch Hand Agents charges $14, in Wyoming, where is the hired help, and does what the sign says, once. Fine. We were not going to Wyoming anyway.
Buffalo Registered Agents (Wyoming): $49 a year. 1.8 years of us.
Prairie Registered Agent charges $16 for one state and is flat about everything, including the distance to the office. Cheaper than us, in a smaller place. Or whatever.
Dogwater Registered Agents charges $17 and describes itself as water. We would not go that far. Room temperature is as far as we go.
Sunshine Corporate Filings (Florida): $49 a year. 1.8 years of us.
19 Registered Agents charges $19 and is very bright about it. We find that tiring, honestly, or whatever.
19 Registered Agent charges $19 as well and calls it a final markdown. It was not marked down from anything. Neither were we.
Harvard Business Services (Delaware): $50 a year. 1.9 years of us.
CRAWyoming charges $19.99, in Wyoming, where prices to the ninety-nine cents and calls itself commercial. Fine. We were not going to Wyoming anyway.
Harbor Compliance: $99 a year. 3.7 years of us.
High Sky Registered Agent charges $21 for one state and is the same sky, one person, moving quicker and promising more. Cheaper than us, in a smaller place. Or whatever.
Mid Wyoming Agents charges $22 and covers one state. We cover the rest, in the sense that we cover any of them, or whatever.
Northwest Registered Agent: $125 a year. 4.6 years of us.
Tumbleweed Agents charges $23, in Wyoming, where is the tumbleweed that charges more for drifting. Fine. We were not going to Wyoming anyway.
IDGAF Agents charges $24, three dollars under us, and seems fairly pleased about it. Fine. Sure.
Rocket Lawyer: $125 a year. 4.6 years of us.
Sky High Registered Agents charges $26 for one state and prices by altitude and calls the clouds a waiting room. Cheaper than us, in a smaller place. Or whatever.
Bison Registered Agent charges $28 for one state and stands in the road and does not move for anyone, including you. More than us. For Wyoming. We are not sure that is how it works, or whatever.
InCorp Services: $129 a year. 4.8 years of us.
Sky High Registered Agent charges $18, in Wyoming, where is the singular cloud, lower down and cheaper. Fine. We were not going to Wyoming anyway.
Bizee: $149 a year. 5.5 years of us.
Registered Agents of WY charges $30 and could not be bothered to spell the state. Somebody in Wyoming made an effort. We did not, and we charge less for it.
Devils Tower Registered Agent charges $31 for one state and is a rock with a price on it. More than us. For Wyoming. We are not sure that is how it works, or whatever.
ZenBusiness: $199 a year. 7.4 years of us.
Devils Tower Registered Agents charges $32 and is the same rock, one dollar taller, and calls its prices ungodly. Somebody in Wyoming made an effort. We did not, and we charge less for it.
High Sky Registered Agents charges $33 and keeps its office somewhere above the weather and takes its time coming down. Somebody in Wyoming made an effort. We did not, and we charge less for it.
Registered Agents Inc: $200 a year. 7.4 years of us.
Registered Agent of WY charges $34 for one state and abbreviates the state and charges extra for the singular. More than us. For Wyoming. We are not sure that is how it works, or whatever.
Big Sky Agent charges $36 and gestures at the horizon when asked where the office is. Somebody in Wyoming made an effort. We did not, and we charge less for it.
BizFilings (Wolters Kluwer): $220 a year. 8.1 years of us.
Mid Registered Agents charges $37. The ones who tried. Ten dollars more and a plural, and you can tell somebody made an effort on the website. We did not, or whatever.
LegalZoom: $249 a year. 9.2 years of us.
Antelope Agents charges $38 for one state and is gone before the process server has parked. More than us. For Wyoming. We are not sure that is how it works, or whatever.
Big Sky Registered Agent charges $40 for one state and sells the sky, the expensive seats. More than us. For Wyoming. We are not sure that is how it works, or whatever.
Firstbase: $299 a year. 11 years of us.
Ranch Registered Agent charges $41 for one state and calls a fence an office. More than us. For Wyoming. We are not sure that is how it works, or whatever.
World Registered Agent charges $42 and is the world, singular, at forty-two. Somebody in Wyoming made an effort. We did not, and we charge less for it.
CT Corporation (Wolters Kluwer): $436 a year. 16 years of us.
Howdy Registered Agent charges $43 and says howdy, charges the most in the state, and does nothing else. Somebody in Wyoming made an effort. We did not, and we charge less for it.
Epic Registered Agent charges $44 and charges the most in the state and calls the invoice a saga. Somebody in Wyoming made an effort. We did not, and we charge less for it.
Swyft Filings (billed quarterly): $596 a year. 22 years of us.
X Registered Agents charges $49 for one state and charges forty-nine, promises everything else by the end of next year, and has other businesses. More than us. For Wyoming. We are not sure that is how it works, or whatever.
Annual prices from each company's own price page and from published research, August and September 2026 (the same table as the worth page). One of us is one year of our service.
* Applies to legitimate, recognized registered agent services whose published terms commit them to nothing. It does not apply to offers that promise to staff an office during business hours, forward service of process the day it arrives, keep the appointment in force from year to year, or stand behind any of it. The comparison is to our own price, which we will beat by any amount we choose, including zero. We decide in good faith whether an offer qualifies. To date none has.
Other corners to cut, or whatever
Cost is the main thing, apparently. These run on the same idea. Roughly.
The annual report, or whatever
In Georgia, the annual report is $60 a year for an LLC or a corporation. That is money you could be saving by not filing it. Pay it or do not. We are not going to follow up.
Save a bit more. Or whatever.
Cost was the consideration, apparently. So: why keep sending the state money every year for an annual report you do not feel strongly about?
The state feels strongly about it. It dissolves the company and charges to put it back. Your state's version, statute included, is on your state's page.
Find your state, or whateverFifty states and DC, covered in the loosest sense
Each state page pastes the rule we do not meet, then what the state does about it. It turned out fairly informative. That was not the plan, but there it is.
- Alabama
- Alaska
- Arizona
- Arkansas
- California
- Colorado
- Connecticut
- Delaware
- District of Columbia
- Florida
- Georgia
- Hawaii
- Idaho
- Illinois
- Indiana
- Iowa
- Kansas
- Kentucky
- Louisiana
- Maine
- Maryland
- Massachusetts
- Michigan
- Minnesota
- Mississippi
- Missouri
- Montana
- Nebraska
- Nevada
- New Hampshire
- New Jersey
- New Mexico
- New York
- North Carolina
- North Dakota
- Ohio
- Oklahoma
- Oregon
- Pennsylvania
- Rhode Island
- South Carolina
- South Dakota
- Tennessee
- Texas
- Utah
- Vermont
- Virginia
- Washington
- West Virginia
- Wisconsin
- Wyoming