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Texas Registered Agent.ai Review (2026)

Texas Registered Agent.ai charges $99 a year for Texas registered agent service, with the same $99 at renewal. The plan includes an in-state street address for the registered office and online scans of legal papers served on the company. The company also forms a Texas LLC for $199 plus the state fee, counting the first year of agent service in that price. It also handles foreign registration in Texas at $199 plus the state fee. Score note: a good match for a Texas-only company that wants a flat agent price and files its own Public Information Report + Franchise Tax Report.
Researched and written by the Formation Scorecard editorial team
Score summary

Texas Registered Agent.ai: scored for a Texas-only companies

8.9 Editor score out of 10
$99/yr, renews at $99

A plain Texas agent: flat price, fixed renewal, nothing fancy.

What you get

  • A physical address in the state for the registered office
  • Anything served on the company is scanned and made available online

Strengths

  • $99 a year with no step up
  • Costs less each year than Mainstay Filing
  • Handles LLC formation and foreign registration as well
  • Year-one agent service is free when it forms your LLC

Watch for

  • Public Information Report + Franchise Tax Report filing is not covered
  • EIN application costs $99 extra
  • Serves Texas only, so other states need their own agent
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The $99 plan, line by line

For $99 a year, Texas Registered Agent.ai acts as the Texas registered agent. You receive an in-state street address for the registered office, and papers served on the company are scanned and posted to your account. Renewal holds at $99.

Using Texas Registered Agent.ai to form a Texas LLC

Texas Registered Agent.ai prepares and files the formation document for $199; the state's filing fee is billed separately. Year one of registered agent service comes with it, and the agent runs $99 a year afterwards. The EIN application is a $99 extra, though the IRS charges nothing for an EIN.

Later, Texas asks for the Public Information Report + Franchise Tax Report every year, due May 15. Texas Registered Agent.ai does not file it, so it stays on your list.

Bringing an existing company into Texas with Texas Registered Agent.ai

Texas Registered Agent.ai sends the registration to the state for $199, and Texas's $750 fee is added. A year of registered agent service rides along.

Where Texas Registered Agent.ai stands against Mainstay Filing

Agent service alone adds up to $297 over three years at Texas Registered Agent.ai and $447 at Mainstay Filing, a $150 spread. Mainstay Filing runs a single agent plan across all fifty states and scans the first three government mailings a year free. Mainstay Filing's formation package costs $199 a year and adds the Public Information Report, while Texas Registered Agent.ai's LLC route totals $397 over three years with the agent but no report filing. TX Registered Agent.org is the other Texas agent on the card; it charges the same $99 a year, and the two sit close together.

Texas Registered Agent.ai: quick questions

What is Texas Registered Agent.ai's price?

$99 a year for registered agent service, steady at renewal. LLC formation is $199 plus the Texas filing fee.

Will Texas Registered Agent.ai handle my yearly report?

No. The Texas Public Information Report + Franchise Tax Report is not in its published prices, so you send it in yourself.

Does Texas Registered Agent.ai score well as a registered agent for a Texas LLC?

Yes, when the company will stay in Texas and wants a steady agent price. Its average score across our Texas pages is 8.9.

What does the Texas Registered Agent.ai plan include?

A Texas registered office address and online scans of anything served on the company.

Can Texas Registered Agent.ai bring an outside company into Texas?

Yes, for $199 plus Texas's fee, with a year of agent service included.

Related pages

Where the figures come from

  1. Texas registered agent statute, as of October 2026
  2. Texas yearly filing: Annual report, official source, as of October 2026
  3. Texas report due date, as of August 2026
  4. Tex. Bus. Orgs. Code § 3.005, as of August 2026
  5. Texas Secretary of State, foreign entities FAQ, as of October 2026
  6. Form 304 instructions, as of October 2026
  7. Business Organizations Code, Chapter 9, as of October 2026
  8. Texas Comptroller, franchise tax, as of October 2026
  9. Texas Business Organizations Code, Chapter 9, as of November 2026
  10. Read on November 12, 2026: home, pricing and service pages for Texas Registered Agent.ai
  11. Read on November 12, 2026: Texas service pages for Mainstay Filing