Ruling
Florida Registered Agent.io: the ruling for a Florida-only businesses
$99/yr, renews at $99
Score9.1out of 10
A plain Florida agent with a fixed charge and no step-up at renewal.
In the price
- A physical address in the state for the registered office
- Scans of served papers appear in your online account
Why pick it
- $99 a year, unchanged
- A lower yearly agent charge than Mainstay Filing's
- Also provides LLC formation and foreign registration
- Year-one agent service is free with LLC formation
Weak spots
- The annual report remains your job
- The EIN application is an additional $99
- Limited to Florida; other states need another agent
What the $99 yearly charge covers
Florida Registered Agent.io acts as the Florida registered agent for $99 a year. The company receives a street address in the state for its registered office, and papers served on it are scanned to an online account. Renewal leaves the charge at $99.
Forming a Florida LLC through Florida Registered Agent.io
Florida Registered Agent.io files the formation document for $199; the state's filing fee is billed separately. Year one as your registered agent is included, and the agent is $99 a year after that. The EIN application is $99 extra, though the IRS issues the number at no cost.
Florida requires the annual report every year, due May 1 with a $138.75 state fee. Florida Registered Agent.io does not prepare it, so the owner must.
Registering a foreign company in Florida with Florida Registered Agent.io
Florida Registered Agent.io prepares the state registration for $199, and Florida adds a $125 fee. The first year as registered agent is included. The owner supplies certificate of existence (or record of similar import) from the jurisdiction of formation, issued within 90 days.
Florida Registered Agent.io against Mainstay Filing and the other providers
On the agent service alone, Florida Registered Agent.io totals $297 across three years against $447 for Mainstay Filing, a margin of $150. Mainstay Filing offers one agent plan that applies in every state and scans the first three government mailings a year free. Mainstay Filing's package is $199 a year and includes the annual report; the Florida Registered Agent.io route totals $397 over three years with the agent but leaves report filing to you. FL Registered Agent.org, the other Florida agent heard on this site, charges the same $99 a year, and the two finish near each other.
Questions on the ruling for Florida Registered Agent.io
What does Florida Registered Agent.io charge?
Service as registered agent costs $99 a year and the price holds at renewal. Forming an LLC costs $199 plus Florida's filing fee.
Is the annual report filed by Florida Registered Agent.io?
No. The Florida annual report falls outside its published prices, so the owner files it.
Does Florida Registered Agent.io suit a Florida LLC as a registered agent?
It is, for a business located in Florida that values a fixed agent charge. Its average score across our Florida pages is 9.1.
What does the Florida Registered Agent.io plan include?
A registered office in Florida and scans of papers served on the company, posted to your online account.
Does Florida Registered Agent.io handle foreign registration in Florida?
Yes. It prepares the registration at $199 with Florida's fee on top, and the first year as agent is part of the charge.
The record
- Florida registered agent statute, on the record as of October 2026
- Florida Department of State, Division of Corporations, on the record as of August 2026
- Florida Department of State, Division of Corporations, on the record as of August 2026
- Florida yearly filing: Annual report: fee, official source, on the record as of October 2026
- Florida report due date, on the record as of August 2026
- Fla. Stat. § 605.0201, on the record as of August 2026
- Florida formation fee: Filing fee, official source, on the record as of October 2026
- Florida formation fee: Filing fee, official source, on the record as of October 2026
- Form CR2E027, foreign LLC application, on the record as of October 2026
- Florida Statutes 605.0902, certificate of authority, on the record as of October 2026
- Florida Statutes 605.0905, activities that are not transacting business, on the record as of October 2026
- Florida Statutes 605.0904, consequences of transacting business without authority, on the record as of October 2026
- Form CR2E057, withdrawal, on the record as of October 2026
- Exhibit: Florida Registered Agent.io, home, pricing and service pages, November 12, 2026
- Exhibit: Mainstay Filing, Florida service pages, November 12, 2026