Bizee Gives Away the Cheap Part of a Missouri LLC
Missouri registered agent representation, billed at $99 per year. Includes the office address on your filings, same-day scanning of legal mail, and reminders for state deadlines.
You are on a competitor's page and should read it that way. MO Registered Agent.org sells Missouri registered agent service for $99 a year and would like to be holding your appointment by next week. What we are not going to do is invent anything about Bizee. Every figure below was published by Bizee, formerly trading as Incfile, and checked in July 2026.
The Bundle Is Real Value at the Right Moment
If Bizee is forming your company anyway, the included agent coverage is money you keep, and we will not squint at it. Depending on which package you buy, that coverage runs anywhere from three months to a full twelve, and during it the service works. A founder assembling a first business from nothing, watching every hundred dollars, gets a functioning registered agent for free at the exact stage when free matters most. Nothing on this page argues against taking a genuine discount when somebody hands you one.
What the Discount Is Worth in This Particular State
Here is the part a national bundle page will not tell a Missouri reader. Missouri is unusually cheap at the front end and unusually cheap at the back end, so the bundle is discounting a bill that was small to begin with.
Filing articles of organization through the Secretary of State's business portal costs $50. The paper route, form LLC-1 in an envelope, costs $105, which makes Missouri one of the very few states that charges you less for going online rather than more. Changing your registered agent later costs $10 flat, per the Corporations Division schedule of fees and charges. And an LLC here files no annual report at all, so the state collects nothing yearly.
Total lifetime charges from the Missouri Secretary of State for a straightforward LLC: fifty dollars to exist, ten dollars whenever the agent line changes. That is the entire bill. Against a backdrop that small, the recurring agent fee is not a side item on your compliance budget. It is nearly the whole budget. Which means the number that deserves scrutiny is the one that repeats, and Bizee's repeating number is $149 a year once the complimentary window shuts.
| Bizee | MO Registered Agent.org | |
|---|---|---|
| Introductory period | Free 3-12 months, bundled with formation | $99, no bundle required |
| Standalone rate | $149/year | $99/year |
| Cost across four years | $447 after a free first year | $396 |
Four years in, the free twelve months have been spent and the arithmetic has already flipped. Take a shorter bundle, three months instead of twelve, and it flips considerably sooner.
The Second Thing to Watch Is the Date
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Order HereFree periods that vary by package are hard to track because there is no single answer to remember. Yours might be a quarter, yours might be a year, and the difference lives in whichever tier you happened to click. Write the expiry on a calendar the day you buy, because in Missouri no state deadline is going to bump into it and remind you. The first signal that the window closed is usually the charge.
What We Charge, Stated Once
Ninety-nine dollars for the year, and the same ninety-nine when it comes around again. No tier structure exists to graduate into. Papers served at our Missouri office are imaged and delivered to your portal that same business day, which is the entire reason this service exists. Our address stands in for yours on the public filing. The order form carries one item.
To be exact about our own position: cheapest is not our claim, because BetterLegal lists $90 a year and that is below us. What we will claim is that $99 ranks among the lowest flat annual prices in Missouri and, unlike a bundled window, it does not have an end date attached to it.
How to Move Off Bizee in Missouri Before the Free Months End
The instrument is Missouri's statement of change, catalogued as Corp. 59, which handles the registered agent, the registered office, or both in one pass and applies to LLCs and corporations alike. Send it to the Corporations Division, Missouri Secretary of State, together with $10. The form asks for your entity name, the incoming agent, and a registered office address inside Missouri, and it will not be accepted unless the new agent has signed it or written consent is stapled to it.
Because of that consent requirement, there is only one workable order. Hire the replacement, file the statement, wait for the record to update, then close out at Bizee. Bizee remains your agent of record for every day until the state processes the change, so no window of exposure ever opens if you go in that direction. Reverse it and you create one for no reason. Our Missouri change of agent guide lays out the sequence in more detail.
Best time to do it is any business day still inside the free period.
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