The short answer
- Basic is $0 + state fee with a free first year of registered agent service.
- The agent auto-renews; Bizee does not show the renewal price on its pricing page (third-party reports: $119–$149/yr).
- The Basic package does not include an EIN; plan to get it yourself from the IRS.
- Good for disciplined DIY founders; others end up adding enough extras to lose the saving.
Bizee (the company formerly called Incfile) built its business on the $0 LLC. It is a real offer from a large, established filer. For a non-resident it is also an incomplete one: the package that costs nothing does not include the things non-residents need most.
Who Bizee is for
Founders who want the lowest possible upfront cost, will get their own EIN, do not need a US address from the formation service, and will put the registered agent renewal date in their calendar.
Pricing, explained
| Package | Price |
|---|---|
| Basic | $0 + state fee |
| Standard | $199 + state fee |
| Premium | $299 + state fee |
Every package includes a free first year of registered agent service, which then renews automatically. Bizee does not publish the renewal price on its pricing page; recent third-party reviews report between $119 and $149 a year, and we use $149 in our calculations to stay conservative.
For a Wyoming LLC on Basic, with the EIN obtained yourself, expect about $100 in year one and $518 over three years. Those numbers only hold if you decline the optional extras offered during checkout.
How it handles the non-resident essentials
EIN. Not in Basic. Get it free from the IRS by phone or fax.
Address. A paid add-on. Bizee’s free agent address is for legal mail, not a business address for banks.
Banking and taxes. Not offered beyond partner add-ons. You will still need a Form 5472 every year.
What works
- Genuinely $0 service fee on the Basic package.
- Large, established filer with fast processing.
- Accepts foreign owners in every state.
What to watch
- Registered agent auto-renews; the renewal price is not shown on the pricing page.
- EIN for owners without an SSN is not built into the cheapest package.
- Checkout presents many optional add-ons — easy to overspend.
Alternatives to consider
Northwest Registered Agent costs $39 more up front, publishes its $125 renewal, and keeps your details private — for many founders that transparency is worth more than the $39. If you would rather not assemble the pieces yourself, doola bundles them.
Cheapest way in on paper. Fine for a confident DIY founder; others will end up adding enough extras to erase the saving.
How we reviewed Bizee: based on Bizee’s published packages (checked on the date shown above) and recent third-party documentation of its renewal pricing. See our methodology and disclosure.
Frequently asked questions
Is Bizee the same as Incfile?
Yes. Incfile rebranded as Bizee. The service, pricing model and company are the same.
Is Bizee really free?
The Basic package has a $0 service fee. You still pay the state filing fee, and the free registered agent year renews automatically at a paid rate unless you cancel.
Can non-US residents use Bizee?
Yes. Bizee forms LLCs for foreign owners. It does not specialise in non-resident EIN, banking or tax needs.
What is Bizee’s registered agent renewal price?
It is not listed on Bizee’s pricing page. Recent third-party reviews report $119 to $149 per year. Confirm it at checkout before you buy.
Sources
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