Start a Real U.S. Business—No Delays, No Mistakes.

Why It Matters to Set It Up Right

Forming a U.S. company isn't just paperwork — it's building the base for everything that comes after.

To operate, get paid, and meet U.S. standards, you need the right structure from the start.

Maybe you've already built something successful in your home market.
Maybe you're manufacturing at scale.
Maybe you're even eyeing a buyer meeting with Walmart.

But to do any of that, you need a proper foundation. The wrong setup can create legal, financial, and operational problems that are much harder to fix later.

When clients come to us, they're usually thinking about:

• Getting paid through Stripe, PayPal, or a U.S. bank account
• Shipping and storing products without delays or customs headaches
• Protecting their brand and complying with U.S. laws
• Looking legitimate to U.S. partners, investors, and platforms

We build the foundation properly—so you can move forward without second-guessing it.

What We Set Up for You

The type of entity, the state you choose, your tax ID, your banking setup — all of it will decide how smooth or difficult your business will be to run later.

We don't guess. We guide you through the right decisions, handle the filings, and make sure nothing important gets missed.

• The right entity in the right state (we'll help you choose)
• Your EIN, compliance docs, and registered agent
• U.S. bank account setup (yes, even if you're not in the U.S.)
• A real U.S. address to handle banks, government, and partners

And if you're going into retail? We cover barcode compliance, labeling laws, and everything you didn't know you needed.

We Don't Stop at Formation — Here's What Comes Next

Most formation companies hand you a certificate and say, "good luck."

We say, "What's your end goal?"

Because once your company is formed, here's what comes next:

• Setting up warehousing in the right state (yes, it matters)
• Complying with U.S. retail and shipping standards
• Getting your first test order into Walmart, Target, or Amazon
• Tracking inventory, logistics, and sales in real-time

It's all part of the plan. One we've executed dozens of times.