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A Kansas Bizee Alternative for After the Bundle Runs Out

A flat $99 buys one year of resident agent service in Kansas — the registered office, same-day scanning of court papers, and reminders before state deadlines.

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You are reading a competitor's page, and we would rather say so now than have you work it out later. KS Registered Agent.org sells Kansas resident agent service for $99 a year and would like your business. The Bizee prices quoted here are the ones Bizee publishes; nothing about them is our characterization, and we encourage a look at the source.

The Bundle Is Legitimately Worth Something

Buy an LLC formation package from Bizee, the company that traded as Incfile before its rename, and the agent role comes attached at no charge. How long that lasts depends on the tier: somewhere between three months and a full year. Anyone forming a Kansas company anyway is being handed months of a service the state compels them to carry, for nothing, and we see no case for grumbling about it. Take the free period.

The Question Is What Happens on the Day It Stops

Bizee's standalone registered agent price is $149 a year, and $149 a year is what begins billing when the included stretch expires. That is the number your Kansas entity lives with for the rest of its existence, which for most companies is considerably longer than the free window.

Two things make the transition easy to miss. The first is that the length varies by package, so the end date is not a round number you can guess at; a three month bundle and a twelve month bundle both exist and they behave very differently on a bank statement. The second is more particular to this state, and it deserves its own heading.

Kansas Removed the Annual Nudge That Used to Catch This

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Until 2024 a Kansas LLC filed a report every year, and that yearly chore functioned as an accidental audit. Once a year you logged in, looked at your entity's record, saw who was listed as your agent, and noticed anything odd. On January 1, 2024 the state shifted that filing onto a two-year cycle under K.S.A. 17-76,139. Which years apply to you depends on when you formed: an even-numbered formation year puts you in the even years, an odd one puts you in the odd years. Calendar-year filers are due April 15 of whichever year is theirs.

Fewer filings is good news. The side effect is that the routine glance at your own record now comes half as often. A bundled agent period that quietly converts to $149 in, say, month seven can run for well over a year before any state deadline puts your entity's page in front of you again. Whatever agent you end up with, put the conversion date in a calendar you actually read.

PeriodBizeeKS Registered Agent.org
Bundled periodFree, 3 to 12 months by package$99
Standalone year$149$99
Five years past the bundle$745$495

What We Put Opposite That

$99 covers the first year and $99 covers the twentieth, with the figure sitting on our pricing page rather than emerging after a promotional period. When legal process arrives at our Kansas office it is imaged and sent to you the same working day, since the deadline it triggers began at delivery, not at your convenience. Your filings carry our Kansas street address in the resident agent field instead of your own. Compliance mail gets tracked, and we prompt you ahead of the Information Report falling in your entity's own year, which is precisely the reminder a two-year rhythm tends to swallow. Ordinary business mail can be imaged as well, priced at $15 for each item, and we would rather state that here than have it appear on a statement later.

One honest correction to any impression of cheapness: BetterLegal posts $90 a year, which undercuts us by nine dollars, and we would rather name it than let the omission do work. Ours is among the lowest flat annual rates on offer in Kansas, and it is the same flat rate at every renewal.

If You Are Leaving Bizee, Kansas Makes It One Form

The whole transfer is form ROA, a certificate of amendment that Kansas uses to change the resident agent or the registered office, filed with the Secretary of State for $30 online or $35 on paper; our Kansas change of agent page takes it field by field. Line the successor up before you submit it, because Kansas wants a name sitting in that field at every moment rather than a vacancy you intend to fill shortly.

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