
Three steps to a company that stays compliant. Already incorporated with Skala? It’s automatic.
Every US company carries annual filings. Miss one and the state piles on penalties plus monthly interest, then strips your good standing — which banks and investors check before they say yes. Skala tracks every deadline, across all five states, so you don't pay to learn them.
Pick your entity and state to see your full yearly cost with Skala.
Skala does not provide tax, legal, or accounting advice. The US mailing address is optional. Figures are typical all-in costs (Skala fee + government fee) and vary with your company's specifics. Verify before relying on them.
Categories are illustrative; competitor features are as of June 2026 and may change. "Some" and "No mailing" mark partial coverage; "Manual" means it isn't automated.
Legal tasks were always a distraction and something we'd put off until they became urgent. Now with Skala, everything runs seamlessly in the background, so we can focus on what actually matters.
We used Skala for our seed fundraising and had a great experience. The platform offers a variety of fundraising instruments and provides flexibility in structuring investment rounds.
We use Skala for both company management and trademark applications. I just like that everything is in one place.
Skala is building the much-needed legal infrastructure for the crypto economy. We use their platform to manage our entities and access experienced crypto lawyers.
Yes — that's the whole point. If you incorporated through Stripe Atlas, Clerky, doola, Firstbase, or a law firm, you can add your US company to Skala and manage most of its filings, deadlines, and documents from one place. No re-incorporation required.
No. You can keep your existing one. If you have a Delaware company, you can switch to Skala's registered agent and manage everything directly with us.
It depends on your state, entity type, and revenue — but for most early-stage founders, expect roughly $1,500–$2,500 per year in total.
Here's what that includes:
It depends on the state where your company is registered. Missing a state filing deadline or an IRS deadline typically triggers penalties and interest. Failing to file on time, or failing to pay your registered agent, can each cause your company to fall out of good standing.
Once a company loses good standing, it can't fully operate or request documents from the state, which can affect fundraising, banking, and other business activities.
You need a US address for certain corporate services, but that’s not a problem — Skala provides a US mailing address service.
You also don’t need to visit the US in person. You can appoint a new registered agent, change your company name, or order a Certificate of Good Standing remotely, from anywhere in the world.