What Happens in Kentucky When Bizee's Free Months Run Out

Before any of the arithmetic below carries weight, know who wrote it. KY Registered Agent.org would like to be your Kentucky registered agent for $99 a year, and Bizee wants the same appointment. The Bizee figures on this page were taken from that company's published terms during our July 2026 check and are quoted without adjustment, because a bent number would sink the argument it supports.

The Bundle Is Real Value, Not a Gimmick

Bizee, which operated as Incfile until the rename, includes registered agent service at no charge with its LLC formation packages for a stretch running anywhere from three to twelve months depending on which package you buy. That is a genuine benefit and we will say so plainly. If you are forming a Kentucky LLC regardless, months of a legal requirement arriving at zero cost is money you keep. Nothing in the offer is hidden and nothing about it is dishonest.

The Free Window Has an End Date and No Alarm Attached

Here is the part worth writing on a calendar. When the included period runs out, standalone agent service continues at $149 per year. The length of the free stretch varies by package, which means two owners who bought from the same company in the same month can hit that first $149 invoice at different times, and neither of them is likely to be watching for it.

The transition is where the money leaks. An owner who compared providers at formation compared a zero against everyone else's annual rate, and a zero wins that comparison automatically. The comparison that matters is the one nobody runs: $149 against the alternatives, a year or two later, once the decision has quietly hardened into a subscription.

Kentucky Prices the Formation Itself at $40

There is useful context in what the package is wrapped around. A Kentucky LLC begins with Articles of Organization, and KRS 275.025 spells out what has to be in them: a compliant company name, plus the registered office and initial registered agent. The state codes that document KLC, since Kentucky names its filings with letters rather than numbers, and the filing fee is $40, one of the lowest formation charges anywhere in the country.

So the item the bundle is built around is a $40 filing. The included agent months are the larger share of what the package is actually worth, and they are also the part with a clock on them. Worth knowing which half of the deal expires.

Notice something else in that statute text. The registered agent is named in the founding document itself, not bolted on afterward, which is a decent reminder that this appointment is a permanent fixture of the entity rather than a launch-week accessory.

The Version With No Expiry

Ninety-nine dollars, and then ninety-nine dollars again, on a schedule that produces no surprises. Anything a process server delivers is in your portal the same working day, emailed to you as it posts. Your public Kentucky filings carry our registered office instead of your home address. There are no tiers to compare at checkout, because we sell one thing.

Cheapest is a word we leave alone. A $90 annual rate is published by BetterLegal, and telling you that ourselves seems better than letting you discover it after the fact. Ours sits among the lowest flat annual prices in Kentucky, with the specific virtue that no month in the future is priced differently from this one.

Bizee to Us, on the Kentucky Record

One document handles it: a Statement of Change of Registered Agent and Office carrying the code RAC, sent to Kentucky's Secretary of State together with a $10 payment, on paper or via FastTrack, with the incoming agent named and consenting before you submit so the seat is never briefly vacant. Our step by step walkthrough has the rest.

You can run that filing at any point, including inside the free window, and nothing about the timing penalizes you.

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Kentucky's June 30 filing is explained on our annual report page.