Comparison
Corppy vs Doola: the real cost of "$297."
Doola advertises $297 for US company formation. Add the registered agent, address, and compliance tracking most founders need, and the total climbs well past that.
Side by side
Feature-by-feature comparison.
What's included — and what Doola charges extra for.
What's included
Corppy
Doola
US Company Formation
All-in price shown upfront
EIN (no SSN)
Bank Account Setup Support
US Phone Number
US Business Address
Registered Agent
State Tax Registration
US Company Formation
All-in price shown upfront
EIN (no SSN)
Bank Account Setup Support
US Phone Number
US Business Address
Registered Agent
State Tax Registration
The real cost
How $297 adds up.
Doola's base price gets you formation and EIN. Everything else is an add-on.
Corppy: $449 for a Wyoming LLC. Everything above included.
$449 — $349 Corppy + $100 Wyoming filing fee. No add-ons, no tiers.
Key differences
The three things Doola doesn't do.
- 01
The price you see is the price you pay
Doola advertises a starting price, then adds a registered agent, a business address, and compliance tracking as separate line items. Corppy shows the full total — state filing fee included — before you sign up.
- 02
State tax registration assessed before payment
Doola doesn't handle state tax ID, sales tax permit, or SUTA registration. Corppy identifies what applies, shows the registration and government fees, and asks you to approve the total before payment.
- 03
Guided bank account setup
Doola connects you to banking partners but leaves the application to you. Corppy walks you through opening a US business bank account at Mercury, Stripe, or Wise — approval is still the bank's decision, but you're not figuring it out alone.
Pay what you see. Nothing more.
$449 all-in for a Wyoming LLC — state tax registration and bank account setup support included.
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