New Hampshire Publishes Every Number It Will Charge You. Inc Authority Publishes One.

This page is sponsored by nobody except us: New Hampshire Registered Agent.co, a $99-a-year agent service that would rather you picked it. One rule we are holding ourselves to below, since it is the whole subject of the page: no renewal figure gets attributed to Inc Authority anywhere, because none is published and inventing one would make us the thing we are objecting to.

Year One Is Free and That Is a Real Thing

Buy formation from Inc Authority and the agent appointment is $0 for a year. No asterisk on that from us. It is a genuine offer, it lands at the point where a startup's bank balance is thinnest, and plenty of people take it for perfectly good reasons.

Our argument starts at month thirteen.

Two Price Lists, Side by Side

Our July 2026 review produced a figure for every cell in this table except one.

New Hampshire is willing to tell you, in advance, that paying online will cost you two extra dollars. Two. The state considered that worth disclosing.

Why the Blank Cell Matters

The objection is not that the unpublished price is high. We do not know what it is, and we are not going to speculate about it.

The objection is that comparison shopping requires two numbers, and one of them is missing until you are somewhere it is awkward to walk away from. Every other provider in this market lets you do the comparison in a minute from your kitchen table. Here you find out at a checkout screen or on a call, and by then the decision has quietly stopped being a comparison and started being a confirmation.

$90 is out there, from BetterLegal, in print. That puts our $99 near the low end of New Hampshire pricing rather than at the very bottom of it. The difference we are actually selling is that both of our years are visible from here.

Trading Inc Authority for a Named New Hampshire Agent

One filing does it. Form 10 takes care of the office, the agent, or both in a single submission, and it is handled by the Corporation Division in Concord. The fee is $15, becoming $17 if you pay through the state's electronic channel, where that $2 handling charge from the table gets added. Whoever takes over must be a New Hampshire resident or a permitted in-state organization, and their office has to sit at the address written on the filing. If your report is also due, that is a separate errand in the state's QuickStart portal between January 1 and April 1.

Start by appointing. Inc Authority stays on the hook for anything served until New Hampshire records the change, so there is no reason at all to end that relationship early. Our change of agent guide has the details.

What We Publish

• $99 for year one. $99 for year two. $99 for year eleven.
• Your legal mail is scanned the day it arrives and never sits waiting for a batch.
• A New Hampshire street address on your public filings, not your home address.
• April 1 reminders and a searchable document vault.
• Forwarding of everyday mail at $15 an item, everyday meaning the letters that are not court papers and did not come from the state. Our charge, not New Hampshire's, and the only other line we are able to bill you for.

Ask for the Second-Year Price

If your free year is winding down, get the renewal quoted in writing before your card goes anywhere. Then the choice is an honest comparison, because our half of it has been printed here the entire time.

Order Here

Everything we could verify about this market sits on the ranking page.