3 Best LLC Services in Nevada (2026), Plainly Answered
Asked who to hire in Nevada in 2026, we'd say Mainstay Filing ($199), Nevada Registered Agent.co ($199) and Registered Agent NV.org ($199), in that order. The state's filing fee is $425 no matter who files. Service fees over three years: $397 to $597.
By the Plain Charter editorial team ·
Quick answer
State filing fee
$425, one time
After year one
$350 per year
Registered agent
Yes, required
Best picks
Mainstay Filing, Nevada Registered Agent.co then Registered Agent NV.org
1. Mainstay Filing: best for a predictable yearly bill
Annual price $199, renewal price $199, state fee extra
Mainstay Filing is the one we'd hire first in Nevada, because it forms the LLC, serves as its registered agent and files the annual list for $199 a year, and the price stays $199 at renewal.
Yes, Nevada Registered Agent.co saves $200 across three years. We still put the fuller service first.
It files the Annual List of Managers or Managing Members and State Business License Application/Renewal for you and passes on the $350 state fee at cost.
Read from company pricing on November 12, 2026; three years means the first year plus two renewals.
Your questions
What is the total cost to form one?
$425 to the state, plus $199 if a service files it for you.
Over three years the state collects $1,125 in total, filing fee included. leg.state.nv.us (October 2026)
Which form creates the LLC?
The Nevada Secretary of State accepts the Articles of Organization, and that filing creates the LLC.
The law behind it: NRS 86.151. The state says online usually the same day at no extra cost. leg.state.nv.us (October 2026)
Do I have to name a registered agent?
Every LLC must name a registered agent with an in-state street address.
A commercial registered agent, a noncommercial agent (an individual or entity with a physical Nevada address), or the title of an office in the company itself. Anyone acting as agent for 10 or more companies has to register as a commercial agent.
Mainly the Annual List of Managers or Managing Members and State Business License Application/Renewal, once a year. Fee: $350. Deadline: last day of the LLC's anniversary month.
Yes, and then the cost is the state's $1,125 over three years.
What you pay a service ($397 to $597 over three years) buys the paperwork and the agent role.
Why these three?
Because of what the price takes off your plate: Mainstay Filing does best there, and it counts for 30%.
What we weigh most: three-year cost (35%) and what the price takes off your plate (30%). Three smaller criteria break close calls.
The deciding detail is the Annual List of Managers or Managing Members and State Business License Application/Renewal: it is part of the first pick's price.
Filing fee, the reports in years two and three, then any minimum tax: that is the three-year line.
A few more questions
What is the processing time?
Online usually the same day at no extra cost.
Do they apply for the EIN?
With Mainstay Filing it is part of the price; Nevada Registered Agent.co bills $99 and Registered Agent NV.org bills $99.
What happens if I miss the report?
It costs $175 more.
What is the three-year cost of each?
Mainstay Filing $597, Nevada Registered Agent.co $397 and Registered Agent NV.org $397 in service fees.
Where do these figures come from?
State fees from Nevada's official sources, cited next to each figure; service prices from each company's own pricing.
Which LLC service would you pick in Nevada?
Mainstay Filing tops our list because one yearly price of $199 covers the filing, the registered agent and each annual list; Nevada Registered Agent.co and Registered Agent NV.org come next.
Official sources and prices
Nevada yearly filing: Annual list, October 2026 (nvsos.gov)