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MyCorporation: cost, fit and limits
MyCorporation is an online business filing service that prepares articles of incorporation, bylaws, annual reports and registered agent services in four stepped packages, with a name availability search and a cloud document store. It is a conventional filing service, not an AI product.
What to know first
MyCorporation lists four packages: Basic at $109, Standard at $134, Deluxe at $234 and Premium at $334, each plus state fees. Basic covers articles and a name search, Standard adds bylaws and an annual report service, Deluxe adds registered agent services and Premium adds MaintainMyBiz compliance services. The pages we read name no AI feature, and the pricing page returned a 404.
MyCorporation at a glance
| Maker | MyCorporation (legal entity not stated on the pages read), Not stated on the vendor pages |
|---|---|
| Free plan | No |
| Entry price | $109 plus state fees for the Basic package |
| API access | No |
| Category | Best AI Business Formation Services in 2026, rank 9 of 12 |
| Website | mycorporation.com/ |
Who MyCorporation is best for
Owners who like stepped packages
Four tiers each add a named service, so an owner can see exactly what the next $25 to $100 buys in documents or compliance.
Corporation founders
Standard includes bylaws, minutes and waivers, which a corporation needs but a simple LLC filing often leaves out. A simple LLC filing often leaves these records to the owner.
Owners who want ongoing maintenance
The Premium package adds MaintainMyBiz services, labeled the highest service level, for owners who want upkeep handled after filing. The page does not say which tasks that service performs.
MyCorporation plans and pricing
| Plan | Price | What it includes |
|---|---|---|
| Basic | $109 plus state fees | Articles of Incorporation and a name availability search, with a free startup consultation and free corporate resolutions listed on the page. |
| Standard | $134 plus state fees | Articles of Incorporation, name availability search, bylaws, minutes and waivers and an annual report service. |
| Deluxe | $234 plus state fees | All Standard items plus registered agent services, which is where agent coverage first appears in the ladder. |
| Premium | $334 plus state fees | All Deluxe items plus MaintainMyBiz services, described as the highest service level on the page. |
Checked November 2026.
What MyCorporation does
- Articles and name search
- Every package includes Articles of Incorporation and a name availability search, so the core filing is the same at every price. The name search lowers the risk of a rejected filing, though it does not replace a trademark search.
- Bylaws, minutes and waivers
- Standard and above add bylaws, minutes and waivers, the internal paperwork a corporation keeps in its records. These records are kept for a corporation's file and are shown from the second tier up.
- Annual report service
- An annual report service appears from the Standard package, which helps owners who forget the state's yearly filing. Owners on Basic must track the state's yearly report on their own.
- Registered agent services
- Registered agent services start at the Deluxe package, so owners on Basic or Standard must arrange an agent another way. That makes the higher price a cost of agent coverage, not only extra paperwork.
- Cloud document storage
- Secure cloud-based document storage is listed for company records, which is useful for sharing documents with an accountant or a bank. The page does not describe the storage in technical detail or name a hosting region.
How MyCorporation handles your data
The homepage we read does not say whether customer data trains any model, how long data is retained, where it is hosted or whether a certification applies. It mentions secure cloud-based document storage without technical detail. Because the service handles names, addresses and filing documents, ask for the privacy policy and a deletion process before you upload company records. The vendor's policy was not checked for this on the page we opened.
Where MyCorporation falls short in practice
- Pricing page was missing. The dedicated pricing page returned a 404 when we opened it, so prices were read from the homepage and could differ from the order flow.
- Agent is not at the base tier. Registered agent services begin at the $234 Deluxe package, so owners who need an agent on day one pay about double the Basic price. Owners who need an agent from the first day pay roughly double the Basic price.
- No AI feature. No AI feature or free trial is named on the pages we read, so the service is a conventional filing and maintenance offer. Owners who want AI help must look at another vendor.
Alternatives to MyCorporation
MyCorporation: common questions
How much does MyCorporation cost?
Basic is $109, Standard $134, Deluxe $234 and Premium $334, each plus state fees, as read on the homepage in November 2026. The dedicated pricing page returned a 404, so confirm the figures at checkout and add the state filing fee for your state.
Which MyCorporation package includes a registered agent?
Registered agent services start at the Deluxe package at $234 plus state fees, and Premium includes them too. Basic and Standard do not list an agent, so owners who pick those must name their own agent or buy one separately.
What does MyCorporation Standard add to Basic?
Standard at $134 adds bylaws, minutes and waivers and an annual report service to the Articles of Incorporation and name availability search in Basic. For a corporation that needs internal records, the extra $25 covers paperwork many founders would otherwise draft themselves.
Does MyCorporation use AI?
The pages we read name no AI feature. MyCorporation is a stepped filing and maintenance service with cloud document storage and a free startup consultation. Owners who want an AI assistant should look at vendors that name one, such as ZenBusiness or Doola.
What is MaintainMyBiz?
MaintainMyBiz is named as the ongoing compliance service in the $334 Premium package, labeled the highest service level. The homepage we read does not describe its tasks in detail, so ask what it files and which deadlines it tracks before paying the Premium price.