Industry · Startups
Launch Infrastructure for Startups
Form it right, open the rails, protect the name, and file the things investors will look for — the company-building checklist that runs alongside the product-building one.
Sound Familiar?
The Problems Startups Run Into
Entity questions are blocking actual work
Every advisor gives different formation advice
Banking and payments are stuck on entity paperwork
The startup’s name is public but unregistered
Compliance obligations are unknown unknowns
Future diligence will ask for documents nobody is keeping
Know the Map
The Company Checklist Next to Your Product Checklist
Product-market fit is your job. The company around it is a known checklist — and checklists are what we run.
The Right Formation
Delaware C-Corp on the VC track, LLC while bootstrapping — chosen deliberately, formed fast.
EIN
The unlock for banking, payments and payroll.
Money Rails
Banking and Stripe application assistance — providers decide approvals, we make the applications strong.
Founding Documents
Operating agreement or bylaws — the ownership answers diligence asks for first.
BOI & Filings
The small mandatory filings (like beneficial ownership) that are cheap on time and expensive when missed.
The Name
Trademark filed while it’s still cheap to own.
Your Roadmap
The Services, In the Order That Works
Each piece exists for a reason specific to startups — and the order matters, because each one unlocks the next.
The steps marked in your package come bundled with formation — you don't buy them separately. See pricing for the full inclusion list and what each remaining service costs.
Learn From Others
The Mistakes We See Startups Make
Optimizing the entity before the idea
Weeks lost comparing structures — pick the standard one for your path, form it, build. Restructuring later is a known road.
Skipping the boring $25 filings
BOI and its siblings take minutes and carry real penalties. The cheapest risk you’ll ever eliminate.
Leaving founder terms verbal
Co-founder splits agreed over coffee become the dispute that kills the company. Paper it now.
Startups Questions, Answered
Delaware C-Corp or LLC?
Raising from U.S. VCs → Delaware C-Corp is the expected form. Bootstrapping → an LLC is simpler and cheaper to run. We’ll help you choose in a free consultation.
How fast can we be operational?
Formation timing varies by state; EIN and the rest follow in sequence. We run the chain in parallel where possible and keep you posted at each step.
Can foreign founders start a U.S. startup?
Yes — ownership is open to non-residents, and the whole setup runs remotely. Visa and immigration questions are separate and belong with an immigration attorney.
What will investors ask for later?
Formation documents, ownership records, EIN, clean books and IP in the company’s name. Everything on this page is that list — kept current from day one.
Build the Company as Fast as the Product
Formation, filings, rails and the name — the checklist run by people who run it weekly.
Transparent pricing · Government fees separate · Provider and agency approvals rest with them