Form your LLC. Free. Any state.
Jupid files your LLC with no service fee. You only pay the state fee, then use Jupid for $50/month for bookkeeping, taxes, EIN, and Operating Agreement support.
Jupid handles the paperwork and state submission. You only pay the government filing fee.
Included with your $50/month Jupid subscription after the state accepts your filing.
Connect your bank after formation. Jupid categorizes transactions and keeps tax work organized.
Start with your state.
Each guide has the state fee, filing office, registered agent rules, annual compliance, and official source links.
Not sure where to form?
Most owners should form where they live and operate. Delaware, Wyoming, or Nevada can make sense in specific cases, but foreign qualification can add extra fees and compliance.
Everything you need to start a business. Nothing you don't.
Jupid is $50/month. LLC filing is free, and EIN plus Operating Agreement are included with the subscription.
LLC filing in your state
Articles of Organization filed with your Secretary of State. Jupid has no service fee; the state fee is paid separately.
EIN from the IRS
Federal Employer Identification Number support is included with your Jupid subscription after formation.
Operating Agreement
Customized to your LLC structure and included with your Jupid subscription.
Form the LLC. Then let Jupid run your books.
Most formation services stop at filing. Jupid keeps going after formation with bookkeeping and tax organization.
AI bookkeeping after formation
Connect your bank account after formation. Jupid categorizes every transaction, tracks deductions, and keeps your books IRS-ready from the start.
LLC formation questions, answered.
How much does LLC formation cost with Jupid?
Free — included with your Jupid subscription. No state fee markups, no hidden add-ons. You only pay your state's filing fee directly.
How long does LLC formation take?
Depends on your state. Most states process filings in 1-3 weeks. Some states like Texas process in a few business days. Jupid submits your filing immediately.
What state should I form my LLC in?
Usually your home state — where you live and operate. Forming in Delaware or Wyoming only makes sense for specific legal or tax reasons. Jupid can file in any of the 50 states.
Do I really need an Operating Agreement?
Yes. Even single-member LLCs need one. It protects your personal liability shield, defines how the business operates, and most banks require it to open a business account.
What about annual filings and compliance?
Jupid tracks your state's annual report deadlines and franchise tax due dates. You'll get reminders before anything is due.