What does the Lovie plan include?

Formation is $29 one-time and includes your LLC or C-Corp prepared and submitted, post-incorporation documents (bylaws, operating agreement, stock purchase agreement and more), AI-guided formation, a real-time dashboard, and priority support. Registered agent service with digital mail scan & forwarding is priced separately at $79/year ($49/year in Wyoming). State filing fees are billed separately and paid directly to your state.

Can I really form a company from my IDE?

Yes. Lovie is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) tool — it connects to Claude Code, Cursor, Manus, Replit, or any MCP-compatible editor. You type natural-language commands, answer a few questions, and your LLC or C-Corp is filed. You can also use our open-source CLI: npx create-llc.

How does billing work?

Formation is a one-time $29 charge — no subscription. Registered agent service is billed annually at $79/year ($49/year in Wyoming) and is priced separately. State filing fees are billed separately and paid directly to your state.

Can I trust AI with company formation?

Lovie uses state-verified legal templates — the same standard forms used by traditional filing services. AI handles data entry, validation, and workflow automation — not legal judgment calls. You review and approve every document before submission.

What is the LLC-to-C-Corp conversion?

You launch lean as an LLC, then convert to a Delaware C-Corp when raising VC. LLC-to-C-Corp conversion through Lovie is coming soon.

How long does state processing take?

Delaware typically processes within 1-3 business days. Wyoming often processes same-day. Lovie submits your filing as soon as you approve it — we add zero delays on our end.

No. We automate company formation filings as a technology platform. We handle filings — not legal counsel. Consult a licensed attorney for personalized legal advice.

Lovie vs Northwest Registered Agent: Objective Service Comparison

Academic comparison of Lovie and Northwest Registered Agent, evaluating privacy-centric vs automation-focused approaches to business formation and compliance.

By Omer Aydin · 2026-07-30

Lovie vs Northwest Registered Agent: Objective Service Comparison

Northwest Registered Agent and Lovie represent two distinct philosophies in business formation. This academic comparison evaluates Northwest's privacy-centric model against Lovie's automation-focused architecture as of July 2026.

Methodology

This evaluation relies on published pricing, terms of service, and technical capabilities. The analysis is framed around the needs of modern, distributed technology companies requiring efficient compliance management.

Lovie Overview

Lovie integrates corporate compliance into the software development lifecycle using the Model Context Protocol (MCP).

Pros

One-time $29 formation fee, with registered agent service at a flat, published $79/year.
API-first design supports deadline tracking, with automated BOI reporting coming soon at no extra charge.
Eliminates manual data entry through IDE integration.

Cons

Target demographic is strictly technical founders and developers.
Lacks the traditional customer service call center model.

Northwest Registered Agent Overview

Northwest Registered Agent prioritizes data privacy, operating its own servers and maintaining a strict "Privacy by Default" policy, as detailed in their Corporate Policies.

Pros

Strong commitment to not selling user data to third parties.
Transparent pricing: $39 formation fee (plus state fees) and a flat $125/year registered agent fee.
High-quality, U.S.-based customer support (Corporate Guides).

Cons

The process remains highly manual, relying on web forms and PDF document management.
Lacks developer APIs or programmatic infrastructure for managing multiple entities.

Comparative Data

Feature	Lovie	Northwest
Primary Value Prop	API Automation	Data Privacy
Registered Agent Cost	$79/year ($49/year in Wyoming)	$125/year
Data Entry	Automated via MCP	Manual Web Forms
Target Audience	Software Engineers	Privacy-Conscious Owners

For teams requiring programmatic control over their corporate entities, reviewing the formation platform provides insight into the MCP approach.

References

[1] Northwest Registered Agent - Privacy Policy [2] Federal Trade Commission - Data Security Guidelines

Form your company with Lovie — $29 one-time + state fees; registered agent $79/year.

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