MyFloridaLLC vs Bizee

A high-volume, national formation service with over a million businesses formed. Its standout move is the free tier that includes a year of registered agent service, which most competitors charge for.

Bizee's Silver plan is $0 plus state fees and includes the filing plus a free first year of registered agent and lifetime compliance alerts. Gold ($199 plus fees) adds an EIN, an operating agreement, and a banking resolution. Platinum ($349 plus fees) adds expedited filing, a domain, and a business email. After year one, registered agent renews at $119/year. Two things to weigh: standard processing can run three to four weeks without paying to expedite, and the checkout leans hard on add-ons.

Bizee wins the filing-cost race and then stops at the filing. There's no website built for you, no business phone system, no Google Business Profile, no managed social — and nothing on Florida's local layer (the city and county business tax receipts and certificate-of-use steps that vary market to market here). You'd assemble all of that yourself, from other vendors, after the fact.

MyFloridaLLC's entry tier bundles what Bizee splits across plans: at $199, you get the filing, EIN, operating agreement, and first-year registered agent together — and the higher tiers add the website, phone, and Google profile that make it a real, findable business.

The true DIY owner who only needs the legal filing at the lowest possible first-year cost and is happy to build everything else — website, phone, listings, local licensing — themselves.

Florida owners who'd rather open a working business in one guided setup than save a little on filing and spend the next month assembling the rest.