Bizee review

Strong value if you are forming a new LLC: the first year of registered agent service is free with formation, and formation starts at $0 plus the state fee. As a standalone service it is $149 a year.

Research-based review: facts come from Bizee’s own website, verified October 18, 2026. We have not personally tested this service. We may earn a commission — disclosure.

Pros

  • First year free when you form your LLC with Bizee
  • Own offices in all 50 states
  • Text and email alerts for legal and state mail
  • Service of process sent by FedEx with tracking
  • Free lifetime compliance notifications

Cons

  • Renewal price after the free year isn’t published
  • General mail scanning isn’t listed on the service page

What’s included

  • Text and email alerts for service of process and state mail
  • Documents uploaded to your client portal
  • Service of process sent by FedEx with tracking
  • Free lifetime compliance notifications

Not included: General mail scanning isn't listed on the registered agent page.

  • Formation from $0 + state fees (Standard $199, Premium $299)

Good fit if you are…

  • New LLCs formed with Bizee
  • Owners who want free compliance notifications

Look elsewhere if you are…

  • Owners who need scanning of all business mail

Bizee alternatives

ProviderFirst yearAfter thatLink
ZenindLowest ongoing price · non-US founders$99$99/yrVisit Zenind
Northwest Registered AgentPrivacy + business address · multi-state$0 with $39 LLC formation, or $125$125/yrVisit Northwest Registered Agent
Harbor ComplianceCompliance software & multi-state entities$99 (new customers)$159/yr (lock $99/yr for 2–3 years when prepaying)Visit Harbor Compliance
ZenBusinessAll-in-one formation + compliance plans$99 when you form an LLC with them$199/yrVisit ZenBusiness
Full side-by-side comparison →

Switching to Bizee

  1. Sign up with Bizee and get the agent name and in-state address it assigns.
  2. File a change of registered agent with your state (fees below), or let the provider file it if included.
  3. Confirm the state record shows the new agent, then cancel your old service.
StateFee to change registered agent
Wyoming$5
Texas$15
Florida$25
Delaware$50
California$20 (filed on a new Statement of Information)
Georgia$60 (annual registration) or $30 (amended annual registration)
North Carolina$5
New York$30
MichiganSee LARA's filing fee schedule

Frequently asked questions

How much does Bizee cost?

First year: $0 with LLC formation. After that: $149/yr standalone price (renewal after the free year not published). Formation from $0 + state fees (Standard $199, Premium $299). Prices verified October 18, 2026 on Bizee’s website.

What does Bizee’s registered agent service include?

Text and email alerts for service of process and state mail; Documents uploaded to your client portal; Service of process sent by FedEx with tracking; Free lifetime compliance notifications. Not included: General mail scanning isn't listed on the registered agent page.

Who is Bizee best for?

New LLCs formed with Bizee; Owners who want free compliance notifications. Less suited to: owners who need scanning of all business mail.

What are the alternatives to Bizee?

Zenind ($99/yr), Northwest Registered Agent ($125/yr), Harbor Compliance ($159/yr (lock $99/yr for 2–3 years when prepaying)), ZenBusiness ($199/yr). See our full comparison for what each includes.

How do I switch my registered agent to Bizee?

Sign up with Bizee, then file a change of registered agent with your state (from $5 in Wyoming and North Carolina to $50 in Delaware among the states we cover). Some providers file the change for you — confirm at checkout.

Is Bizee worth it compared with being my own agent?

Being your own agent is free if you live in the state and can be available during business hours, but your address becomes public. Bizee costs $149/yr standalone price (renewal after the free year not published) and makes sense if you live elsewhere, travel, work from home or want privacy.

Ready to choose?

Prices change — confirm at checkout on Bizee’s site.

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