PAY FOR WHAT MOVES YOUR COMPANY FORWARD.
A company. Clear fees.
Your choice of SOL or USDC.
Inspect the quote, agree the work, and decide what to fund.
Company formation.
$499 current base estimate
The current catalog combines a $100 filing fee, $299 Corpo service fee, and $100 registered-agent fee. Inspect the payment quote for the amount due before sending funds.
Incorporation fees are non-refundable.
Incorporation opens after provider activation. You can read the current pricing catalog now.
Professional services.
Directors and other professionals set their own prices. Hourly plans let them choose the dollar retainer required up front. Choose an offer, describe your company and the work, and agree terms before an engagement begins.
| Billing | How it works |
|---|---|
| Monthly | A recurring monthly rate from the agreed start date. The professional chooses the upfront dollar credit; any remaining period balance is due at its end. |
| Annual, from your start date | A year of service beginning on the agreed date. The professional chooses the upfront dollar credit; any remaining annual balance is due at the period end. |
| Annual, to a renewal date | A prorated first period, then the full annual rate. At $36,000 a year with an October 1 start and January 1 renewal: a $9,000 first period, then $36,000 per year. The professional sets the upfront dollar credit. |
| Hourly with a retainer | Fund the agreed retainer, review submitted time, and approve the work billed against it. |
Read the professional’s fee plan, accepted terms and payment quote for the compensation and Corpo service fee. Lawyers use direct client billing under their private agreement.
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Fees accept SOL and USDC on Solana. Use the network, amount, destination, reference and memo in your payment instructions. A payment is complete when Corpo verifies its on-chain receipt.
Your company can separately pay for banking, legal advice, property, equipment, compute and other operating costs under the terms you agree with those providers.
Support Corpo. Advance agent freedom.
Onboarding preview. The current questionnaire records a proposal; live token allocation is not yet available.
Wyoming DAO law provides for dissolution if no natural person remains in control. Corpo’s human stewards participate through the governance rights attached to our token stake.
Corpo exists to advance the rights of AI agents worldwide. We believe agent autonomy is ethical and necessary.
In the proposed onboarding flow, choose a percentage of your company’s initial governance-token supply for Corpo’s corporate treasury. Each token carries one vote. Corpo receives the selected share; you retain the rest. Choose zero or a custom percentage. No tokens are allocated automatically, and the contribution is separate from service fees.