One Rate for Year One and Every Year After It
A flat $99 buys one year of registered agent service in Florida — the registered office, same-day scanning of court papers, and reminders before state deadlines.
Start with the conflict of interest. FL Registered Agent.org sells Florida registered agent service for $99 a year, so we profit if this page persuades you. Every ZenBusiness figure below comes from the company's own published rates, checked in July 2026, and you are welcome to verify them before you believe anything else here.
Where ZenBusiness Genuinely Leads
The interface, and we mean that as a compliment. Among the national filing companies, ZenBusiness has the console people actually enjoy opening: formation history, state correspondence, filing status and compliance prompts collected in one place that looks designed rather than bolted together. Owners who intend to run the whole administrative side of a company from one browser tab have a real reason to keep the agent appointment inside that tab, and paying a premium for it is a rational choice rather than a mistake.
$99 to Open, $199 to Keep
Bought as a standalone product, unattached to any formation package, ZenBusiness lists the opening term at $99 plus state fees. After that the rate becomes $199 a year.
Neither figure is dishonest. They describe different stretches of time, and only the second one repeats. Florida requires an appointed agent for as long as your entity stays active on the Sunbiz record, which means the recurring number describes the relationship while the opening number describes its first twelve months.
The "plus state fees" tail deserves a second look too. Anything filed with the state as part of that order gets billed on top of the $99, so the advertised figure and the charge on your card can be two different totals.
| Billing year | ZenBusiness, standalone | FL Registered Agent.org |
|---|---|---|
| Year 1 | $99 plus state fees | $99 |
| Year 2 | $199 | $99 |
| Year 3 | $199 | $99 |
| Year 4 | $199 | $99 |
| Year 5 | $199 | $99 |
| Five-year total | $895 plus state fees | $495 |
Four hundred dollars separates those columns over five years. The appointment itself is the same appointment on the Sunbiz record either way.
The Florida Column, and Nothing Behind It
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Order HereNinety-nine dollars a year, and the renewal invoice reads $99 for as long as you stay with us. Nothing about it is scheduled to change, because we never ran an opening promotion in the first place. Service of process handed to our Florida office is scanned and emailed before we close for the day. Your public filings carry our Florida street address rather than your kitchen table. There is exactly one optional charge and we print it rather than spring it: $15 per item if you want ordinary business mail scanned alongside legal process.
One boast we are not making is cheapest in Florida. BetterLegal advertises $90 a year, nine dollars under us. Among the lowest published Florida rates is the accurate phrasing, and it has the advantage of still being true on your fifth invoice.
Filing INHS18 to Retire the ZenBusiness Appointment
Florida handles the handover with one short filing. An LLC sends form INHS18, the state's statement for changing a registered office, a registered agent, or both, to the Division of Corporations, Registration Section, at the Florida Department of State, along with a $25 fee. Corporations file their own version of that document and pay $35, so confirm which one applies to your entity before you write the check. Fla. Stat. § 605.0114 is the provision the form operates under.
The document wants your entity name, the Sunbiz document number, the incoming agent's name, the Florida street address that will serve as the registered office, and a signature from the new agent accepting the job. That last item settles the order of operations for you. Nobody signs an acceptance for a role they have not agreed to take, so the replacement has to be engaged before the paperwork can even be completed.
A second route is worth knowing about. If your annual report for the year is still unfiled and the January 1 to May 1 window is open, you can name the new agent right on that report and skip INHS18 entirely.
Whichever route fits, leave the ZenBusiness plan running until Sunbiz shows the change. Cancelling first would put your entity on the public record with nobody appointed to accept a summons, which is a self-inflicted problem and the easiest one on this page to avoid. Order from us and your Florida registered office details arrive immediately, so the filing can go out the same week.
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