Choose the structure that best fits your goals.

LLC

Starts at $99 + state filing fees

The simplest and most flexible business structure. Protect your personal assets without the complexity of a corporation.

  • Personal liability protection
  • Pass-through taxation
  • Flexible management structure
  • No board of directors required
Start my LLC

Corporation

Starts at $149 + state filing fees

A structured business designed for growth and raising money. Best for companies planning to scale or bring in investors.

  • Strong personal liability protection
  • Can raise money by selling shares
  • No limit on number of shareholders
  • Requires a board of directors
Start my C-Corp

S-Corp

Starts at $149 + state filing fees

A tax status that helps avoid double taxation while maintaining a structured business setup. Best for small to mid-sized businesses.

  • Pass-through taxation
  • Potential self-employment tax savings
  • Up to 100 shareholders
  • U.S. citizens / residents only
Start my S-Corp

Not-for-Profit

Starts at $99 + state filing fees

An organization formed to serve a public or community purpose rather than generate profit for owners.

  • No owners or shareholders
  • Eligible for tax-exempt status
  • Can receive donations and grants
  • Requires a board of directors
Start my Non-profit

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Starting at $99 + state fees

The easy way to incorporate your business in any 50 state

Starting at $99 plus state fees (paid directly to the state), BizJump makes starting your business fast, simple, and stress-free. No confusing steps. No unnecessary extras—just a clear path to getting up and running.

You only pay for what you need. No hidden fees. No surprise add-ons. No upselling.

From day one, your dedicated BizJump specialist handles everything—from name search and filings to securing your EIN—so you can focus on building your business.

And we don't stop there. As you grow, we support you with business banking, digital launch tools, access to funding, and tax guidance—all with ongoing priority support.

Start your business the right way—with a partner that keeps it simple, affordable, and built for your success.

Build something greater than yourself.

Create a business that lasts beyond you—one that carries your vision, extends your influence, and builds lasting wealth for years to come. This is more than starting a company.

It's about creating a legacy that endures.

Welcome to BizJump. Let's build what lasts.

Since 1998, BizJump small business experts have helped more than 3,000+ entrepreneurs turn ideas into successful businesses. Your journey starts here.

More Options

We form almost any type of business

While not as common as the options above, these specialized business structures are necessary in certain situations—and yes, we can form them too.

Doing Business As (DBA) — a simple way to operate your business under a different name without forming a separate legal entity.

  • No separate legal entity (operates under your existing business or personal name)
  • Quick and low-cost registration
  • Allows you to brand your business with a professional name
  • Can be used with sole proprietorships, LLCs, or corporations

Professional Corporation (PC) — a business structure for licensed professionals that require state licensing, offering liability protection while meeting regulatory requirements.

  • Personal liability protection for business debts
  • Designed for licensed professionals (e.g., doctors, lawyers, accountants)
  • Owners must hold valid state licenses in their profession
  • Structured with a board of directors and formal corporate requirements

B Corporation (Benefit Corporation) — combines the advantages of a traditional corporation with a mission-driven focus similar to a nonprofit.

  • Full benefits of a regular corporation (liability protection, ability to raise capital)
  • Focus on social and environmental impact
  • Legal protection to consider stakeholders, not just shareholders
  • Requires transparency and impact reporting

Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) — a business structure where partners share management while protecting themselves from certain liabilities.

  • Personal liability protection for each partner
  • Flexible management—partners can run the business directly
  • Pass-through taxation (profits taxed once)
  • Common for licensed professionals (e.g., lawyers, accountants)

Contact us directly for a custom quote to set up either a B-Corp, DBA, Professional Corporation, or LLP. Get a custom quote →

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between an LLC and a corporation?
An LLC is simpler and more flexible, with fewer formal requirements and pass-through taxation by default. A corporation is more structured, requires a board of directors, and is better suited for raising capital and scaling.
What's the difference between a C corporation and an S corporation?
A C corporation is taxed separately from its owners (which can lead to double taxation). An S corporation avoids this by passing profits directly to owners for single-level taxation, but it has ownership limits and eligibility rules.
What's the main difference between a sole proprietorship and an LLC?
A sole proprietorship is the simplest structure but offers no separation between you and the business. An LLC creates a legal separation, protecting your personal assets from business liabilities.
How are different business types taxed?
Sole proprietorships, partnerships, LLCs (by default), and S corporations typically use pass-through taxation, where profits are taxed once at the owner level. C corporations are taxed at the corporate level, and shareholders may also pay taxes on dividends.
Which business types give me personal liability protection?
LLCs, corporations (C and S), LLPs, and professional corporations generally provide personal liability protection. Sole proprietorships and general partnerships do not.
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