Launch your US business with confidence. WeLaunch your U.S. business at startup speed. While most formation services take 3–4 weeks just to issue an EIN, we complete company formation + EIN + bank-ready setup in ~10 business days. Powered by AI automation and real humans who actively work with state offices and the IRS. We support all 50 U.S. states, with fixed registered agent and mail forwarding fees—no surprise hikes, ever.handle the paperwork so you can focus on building your dream.
The service itself sounds really valuable – handling business paperwork is such a pain point for founders.
A couple of quick thoughts on the presentation:
The green/white branding feels a bit generic for a service where trust is critical. Maybe add logos of businesses you've helped launch? Social proof would go a long way here.
The two flows ('start a new business' vs. 'transfer existing business') look almost identical to me as a user. Are the actual steps different, or is it just the same process? Might be worth making that clearer if they're supposed to be distinct paths.
One other thing: an explainer video would probably help a lot. Showing the actual process and maybe a quick walkthrough would make this feel more tangible.
Actually, if you need a quick video – check out our profile. We're building an AI video tool specifically for this kind of thing (product explainers, launch videos, etc.). Still in beta but it might be useful for you. Happy to give you early access.
@marcelo_farr Thanks a lot for the thoughtful feedback, Marcelo — really appreciate you taking the time 🙏
You’re absolutely right on the trust aspect. We’ve been debating how much social proof to surface early, and adding client logos / real examples is something we’re actively working on. This is a great nudge to prioritize it.
Good catch on the two flows as well. The underlying compliance processes do differ, but we clearly haven’t communicated that well enough yet. We’ll work on making those paths more distinct so users immediately understand what’s different and why.
Totally agree on the explainer video too — showing the real process would make things much more tangible. And thanks for the offer on early access to your AI video tool, that sounds very relevant for us. I’ll definitely check out your profile and reach out.
Really helpful insights — thanks again!
This is interesting. Paperwork is honestly one of the biggest pain points for founders I know trying to set up in the US. I also haven’t seen many platforms that handle all 50 states — most just push Delaware by default.
@sadhvi_yadav Appreciate that. International founders feel this pain the most — EIN timelines and state limitations slow everything down. Supporting incorporation beyond Delaware was a must, not a nice-to-have.
This seems like a great solution. I've seen some founders in my network struggling a lot with the paper work when they want launch their company in US. I'll check this out
@leo_jojii Thanks a lot — really appreciate you saying that! 🙌
You’re absolutely right, the paperwork can be a major blocker for founders when launching a company in the US.
That’s exactly the pain point we’re trying to remove so founders can focus on building instead of compliance.
Hope you find it useful, and feel free to reach out if you have any questions or feedback after checking it out!
This seems genuinely useful. A few people in my network gave up halfway because of US compliance complexity. Also surprised you’re covering more than just Delaware — that’s rare.
@vaishali_bhadouria That’s exactly what we kept seeing — founders don’t quit because of the idea, they quit because compliance drains momentum. Covering more than just Delaware was intentional. Most businesses don’t actually need Delaware, they need the right state.
Looks very promising. I’ve heard from multiple founders that EIN delays can slow everything down — some said it took weeks. If this speeds that up and works across states, that’s huge.
@arvind_gour You’re spot on. EIN delays are one of the biggest hidden blockers — banking, payroll, payments, everything waits on it. Speed + multi-state support is the gap we’re trying to close.
This looks like a strong solution for international founders especially. Paperwork + EIN timelines are a nightmare, and I haven’t come across many platforms that support incorporation beyond Delaware.
@shiva_agrawal2 Exactly. Paperwork becomes the bottleneck long before product or customers. And the “Delaware by default” approach misses the reality for many founders. We’re trying to make state choice practical, not fashionable.
This feels like it solves a real problem. I’ve personally seen founders stuck waiting weeks just for an EIN before they could even open a bank account. Anything that reduces that wait is a major improvement.
@rishabh_nigam1 That’s a very common story. Waiting weeks just to unlock the next step kills speed. Reducing that wait is one of the biggest quality-of-life improvements we can give founders.