The cost of a US LLC goes beyond its initial registration fee.

Before choosing a provider or a state, it's important to understand what you'll pay to form the company, what you'll pay each year, and which expenses may arise separately.

Initial Formation Costs

The initial cost typically includes:

• State registration fees
• Preparation and submission of formation documents
• Registered Agent arrangements
• Company documentation

Depending on the provider and package, additional services may be included or charged separately.

At WDMS, we offer Electronic and Standard formation packages for Wyoming and Delaware.

Annual Maintenance Costs

A US LLC has ongoing state-level requirements even if it conducts little or no business.

Wyoming: LLCs must submit an annual report and pay the applicable state fee. The amount depends partly on assets located and employed in Wyoming, subject to a minimum.

Delaware: LLCs must pay an annual state tax. They do not need to file a Delaware annual report.

Both states require a Registered Agent.

Our annual maintenance service covers the agreed state-level obligations and Registered Agent arrangements.

Additional Expenses to Consider

Depending on your circumstances, you may also need to budget for:

• EIN application assistance
• Federal tax returns or information filings
• Accounting and professional tax advice
• Business banking and payment services
• Additional business addresses or mail handling
• Notarized or apostilled documents

Not every LLC needs every additional service.

What Does WDMS Charge?

Our Pricing page shows the current formation packages, annual maintenance fees, and optional services.

We distinguish initial costs from recurring expenses so you can understand the financial commitment before proceeding.

Don't Compare Formation Prices Alone

A low initial registration price doesn't necessarily mean lower overall costs.

When comparing providers, consider what is included, what renews annually, and whether important services are charged separately.

At WDMS, we'll explain our pricing and the scope of our services before you make a decision.