Inc Authority Alternatives for Alaska Registered Agent Service

Declared at the outset: this page belongs to Alaska Registered Agent.co, which sells registered agent service in Alaska for $99 per year. What follows about Inc Authority is confined to what the company publishes, plus one figure we searched for and could not locate anywhere in their public materials.

Year One at Zero Is Real Value

Inc Authority includes registered agent service at no charge for the first year alongside its formation offering. Not a discount, not a rebate, but $0. For a founder assembling an Alaska entity with limited capital, that removes a cost at the point in the timeline when costs are least welcome. The offer is legitimate and worth taking seriously.

The Renewal Is Not Published

The second year is where the analysis stops short, because there is nothing to analyze. We went looking for a renewal rate on the agent service the way a shopper would: FAQ, package descriptions, homepage. No figure surfaces in any of them. The pattern this fits is a price disclosed at checkout or over the phone rather than in advance.

Precision matters more than rhetoric here. We are not asserting that Inc Authority's renewal is expensive; we have no number and will not manufacture one. The point is narrower and, we think, harder to argue with: a price that cannot be seen cannot be compared, and a purchase decision missing one of its two prices is incomplete by construction.

	Inc Authority	Alaska Registered Agent.co
First year	$0, included with formation	$99
Renewal	Not published	$99
When the renewal becomes visible	At checkout or by telephone	Before purchase, on our pricing page
Change between year one and year two	Unknown	None

Pricing You Can Verify Before Ordering

The full commercial terms of our service fit in a paragraph. $99 per year, and the renewal invoice is the same $99. Service of process is scanned the day it reaches our office and emailed, with a copy in your dashboard. The registered office is an Alaska street address that meets AS 10.50.055, staffed on weekdays, and it is that address rather than yours that appears in state records. Biennial report reminders are included. One auxiliary charge exists and it is disclosed up front: $15 for each item of non-legal mail we scan.

The price claim, stated carefully: BetterLegal advertises $90 per year in Alaska, so ours is not the lowest published rate. $99 counts among the lower yearly prices on offer here, and its principal virtue against an undisclosed renewal is simply that you can read it before you commit.

Changing Agents in Alaska After Inc Authority

Alaska limits who may hold the role, so confirm eligibility before anything else. The agent must be an individual residing in Alaska or a corporation authorized to transact business in the state. An LLC cannot serve as a registered agent here under any circumstances, and an entity may not appoint itself. That constraint eliminates several arrangements that work in other states.

With a qualified agent selected, the filing itself is brief: form 08-409, Alaska's change-of-agent statement, at $25, delivered to the Division of Corporations, Business and Professional Licensing. Our change of agent page sets out each step and links the official PDF.

Appointment precedes filing, always. The form will not be complete without the incoming agent's Alaska physical and mailing addresses, and establishing the appointment first means the transition happens with no uncovered period on the state's record.

Two closing items for Inc Authority customers. If the free year is still running, notify them anyway so no renewal charge posts to a card on file after the switch. If the free year has already ended, ask directly what rate you are being billed at. Whatever the figure turns out to be, you are entitled to see it, and a comparison only works once both numbers exist.

Order Here Nine Alaska services are priced on our comparison page, and our team will confirm anything you need before you enroll.