Bizee Review 2026: Pricing, Features & Honest Verdict
Bizee, formerly Incfile, built its reputation on free LLC formation. Here's what's actually free, what isn't, and how the tiers stack up.
Last checked: September 2026
The rebrand, briefly
If you remember Incfile, Bizee is the same company under a new name after a 2023 acquisition and rebrand. The core offer hasn't changed: free LLC and corporation filing, where you only pay your state's mandatory filing fee, no Bizee service charge at the entry tier.
What's actually free vs. what you'll likely pay for
The base Silver tier covers the filing itself at no charge beyond state fees. In practice, most customers add at least one paid extra: registered agent service, an EIN application, or operating agreement templates, which is where Bizee's Gold ($199 + state fee) and Platinum ($299 + state fee) tiers come in, bundling those add-ons together at a lower combined price than buying them individually.
Pros and cons
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Genuinely free base filing, no Bizee markup on state fees | Most customers end up paying for bundled add-ons anyway |
| Tiered packages (Gold, Platinum) bundle common extras at a discount | Less specialized privacy protection than Northwest Registered Agent |
| Established track record since the Incfile era | Upsells are more present at checkout than some competitors |
Our verdict
Bizee's free base tier is a genuine value, not a bait-and-switch, you really can file for just the state fee. Budget for the add-ons most businesses actually need (registered agent, EIN) rather than expecting the whole process to stay free, and the Gold or Platinum bundle is usually the more cost-effective route once you do.
Frequently asked questions
Is Bizee the same as Incfile?
Yes, Incfile rebranded to Bizee in 2023 after an acquisition, same core service under a new name.
Is the free LLC formation actually free?
The base filing has no Bizee service charge, you only pay the state fee. Most customers add paid extras, so the typical total ends up above $0.