Incorporation

Incorporate your startup and get it investment ready

With a dedicated back office concierge, Every grows as your business scales - all in one place.

Every integrates the startup back office journey, starting with incorporation

It can be bewildering as a founder to figure out how to stitch together the back office, handle compliance, and scale operations. Getting incorporated for free is just the first step in the journey towards building a back office relationship with Every. See how we stack up and scale along the entire journey.

Banking Features
Pricing
$0
$500
Delaware C Corp Formation
Common Stock Purchase Agreement
83b
EIN Number & Letter
Confidentiality Agreements
Setup Board of Directors
Banking, Payroll, Bookkeeping, Taxes
Incorporate Features
Payroll
$0
Delaware C Corp Formation
Common Stock Purchase Agreement
83b
EIN Number & Letter
Confidentiality Agreements
Setup Board of Directors
Treasury Investment Options
Full Brokerage Account
Incorporate Features
Payroll
$500
Delaware C Corp Formation
Common Stock Purchase Agreement
83b
EIN Number & Letter
Confidentiality Agreements
Setup Board of Directors
Banking, Payroll, Bookkeeping, Taxes
Treasury Investment Options
Money Market Only

Incorporate your startup, for free

Create a C Corporation, free of charge. Get set up with a Delaware C Corporation, which is the entity type you will need to be able to receive venture investments.

Legal documents built for tech startups

Most online incorporation products are are not built for tech startups, and are missing
key documents. We provide everything you need to be funded on day 1.

Automated 83b Filings

We will generate 83b’s so you won’t
miss out on the tax benefits.

Get a demo on demand

See how Every.io can help you manage
your HR, Payroll, and Benefits.

What’s the difference between a C Corp and an LLC?

C-Corporation

A C-Corporation is tailored to startup founders aiming for larger growth requiring outside investment.

It offers liability protection for both founders and investors, and is the typical structure for most technology startups.

LLC

An LLC, or limited liability company, provides protection for personal assets and allows for pass-through taxation, making it a good choice for many small businesses.

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