Choose the structure
Discuss the owners, activity and immediate goals before selecting an entity path.
Texas business formation
Start the business with a structure built to last.
Bilingual LLC, corporation and DBA formation support in Houston, with the paperwork, operating foundation and next steps explained clearly.
Start a formation conversationFormation bundle · $595
What is included
A clear scope before work begins.
Mr. Argo helps Texas founders choose a practical structure, prepare the formation filing, organize the operating documents and connect the entity to the next steps for banking, bookkeeping and payroll.
- Texas LLC, corporation or DBA filing support
- Custom Operating Agreement when applicable
- Bilingual structure and next-step guidance
- Lifetime Texas registered agent at $0/yr for eligible formation-bundle clients
- Optional S-Corp or C-Corp election support
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Three steps to move forward.
Prepare and file
Collect the required information, prepare the filing and confirm the registered-agent details.
Set up the next steps
Organize the governing document and outline banking, bookkeeping, payroll and tax follow-up.
Important details
Know the filing cost before you authorize it.
Texas currently charges $300 for a standard certificate of formation for most for-profit Texas entities, including a standard LLC. DBA, county, expedited and other filing charges can differ.
The advertised $595 bundle describes Mr. Argo’s formation package. Your written proposal should state the government fee, whether it is included or separate, optional services and any third-party cost before payment.
FAQ
Answers before you get started.
What does the $595 formation bundle include?
Formation filing support, a custom Operating Agreement when applicable, bilingual guidance and lifetime Texas registered-agent service at $0 per year for eligible bundle clients. The written proposal confirms exact inclusions.
Are government fees included?
Government charges vary by entity and filing. The written proposal identifies the applicable fee and whether it is included or billed separately before work begins.
Do I need an LLC, corporation or DBA?
That depends on ownership, risk, tax treatment and how the business will operate. The first conversation is used to narrow the practical options; legal questions may require an attorney.
Can you help after the filing?
Yes. Related services include registered-agent support, tax elections, coaching, advisory and later entity corrections.
Free first conversation
Let’s make the next step clear.
Tell us where the business stands and we’ll explain what information is needed to move forward.
Start a formation conversation