After Bizee's Included Months, Colorado Owners Pay $149

House rules before the comparison starts: this page belongs to CO Registered Agent.org, we charge $99 a year, and we would obviously like you to pick us. Everything credited to Bizee below comes from their published pricing, unedited.

The Bundle Is Not a Trick

Form an LLC through Bizee and registered agent service arrives free for a stretch of three to twelve months, the length set by whichever package you bought. That is real money kept in the business, and we went looking for the catch that usually sits underneath an offer like this, some setup fee or cancellation clawback, without finding one. For a founder forming through Bizee anyway, the included months are a straightforward benefit and belong in the plus column.

$149 Starts on a Date Nobody Circled

After that stretch runs out, and from day one for anybody who buys the coverage separately, Bizee agent service costs $149 per year. The rate is published and it holds steady, which already places Bizee ahead of several competitors on plain disclosure.

The friction lives in the handover rather than in the number. That free window closes on a date set by your package tier and not by any anniversary a person naturally remembers; the charge then runs against a card already on file; and a $149 line item is modest enough to survive a statement review unquestioned. Whichever way you go, the useful move is to dig the expiry date out of your order confirmation now rather than reconstruct it later from the formation date.

Fifty dollars a year is not a scandal and we will not inflate it into one. It is $150 across three years for an identical statutory function, which is worth about ten minutes of your attention and no more than that.

The Other Thing Worth Checking Before the Window Shuts

Which Colorado address does your entity record currently show for the agent? An address belongs to whoever holds the role and moves when they do, so founders who went quickly through formation sometimes find their own house sitting on the filing where they assumed a vendor's office would be. Colorado also treats consent as a live requirement rather than an assumption: under Colo. Rev. Stat. § 7-90-701 the agent has to agree to serve, and the filings naming an agent affirm that agreement. Mild formality when a company is doing the job professionally. Awkward conversation when the name on the record belongs to a friend who forgot they ever said yes.

Nothing in Our Price Expires

Our pricing has no bundled phase, which means there is no edge for you to fall off later. Ninety-nine dollars covers this year, and the same amount covers the next one on identical terms. Service of process gets digitised on arrival day and pushed straight to your inbox, never held back for a batch run. A compliant Colorado street address takes over the agent slot on your public record, displacing yours. Periodic report reminders come with the service, because catching that window is most of what an agent is genuinely useful for.

We rank ourselves near the bottom of the price list rather than at it. BetterLegal's published $90 undercuts our $99 by nine dollars, which makes our accurate position one of the lowest flat annual rates in Colorado.

Replacing Bizee on Your Colorado Record

Colorado wants $10 and one online Statement of Change; sign with us before you file it, so the agent line hands over without ever standing empty, and cancel Bizee once the state's record confirms the swap. The full Colorado procedure runs through the filing screen by screen.

Order Here Bizee, us, and seven others are priced side by side in the Colorado rankings.