What is your business worth to you?

Annual prices from public price pages and published research, August and September 2026. The $129 column is the difference against a full-service agent's list price.

27 cents a day, kept, at this height.

Set against a $129 full-service agent, Sky High Registered Agent keeps $100 a year in your pocket. Below is what that buys, and what it does not, and we counted both twice.

What one missed summons costs

A summons you never see becomes a default judgment. Unwinding one, when it can be unwound, looks like this. And one more thing the brochure leaves out: some plaintiffs go looking for companies whose registered agent is a locked door. They know which addresses never answer, and they know when nobody is there, so that is when they serve. The summons is legally delivered, nobody forwards it, the answer deadline passes, and a default judgment lands on a company that never knew it was sued. The cheaper the agent, the better the target.

Lines marked estimate are assumptions, not quotes. Ranges are wide because courts and lawyers are.

The break-even

Reversing a default runs about $2,595 to $9,935 when the motion succeeds, which is $7.11 to $27.22 a day spread across the year. Your saving is 27 cents a day. So the $29 agent is the cheaper choice only while your odds of being sued once this year stay under roughly 1.0% to 3.9%. If the motion fails, the judgment itself is added, and the range becomes $7,595 to $34,935.

One more line for our Wyoming customers: when a one-time agent does not renew and the state dissolves the entity for having no agent, the reinstatement fee is $250 on top of everything due. Statute on the Wyoming page. Wyoming.