Best LLC to C-Corp Conversion Services in 2026 — When & How to Convert

Converting an LLC to a C-Corp (often called 'the Delaware flip') is a common milestone for startups getting ready to raise institutional funding. In 2026, the right service guides you through the timing, tax implications, and legal process without leaving money on the table. Here are the best options.

Frequently Asked Questions

When should I convert my LLC to a C-Corp?

Convert before raising institutional VC funding, before issuing stock options, and before your company reaches significant value. Lovie's AI analyzes your specific situation and recommends optimal timing.

How much does it cost to convert an LLC to a C-Corp?

With Lovie: included in your $20/month subscription plus any new state filing fees (~$89 in Delaware). Traditional services charge $399–$5,000+ depending on complexity. Attorney-led conversions for companies with existing investors run $2,000–$5,000+.

Is converting an LLC to a C-Corp a taxable event?

Often yes. The conversion is typically treated as a contribution of LLC assets to a new corporation, which can trigger gain recognition if the LLC has appreciated assets. Lovie explains the tax implications and recommends consulting a CPA before converting.

Do I keep my EIN when I convert from an LLC to a C-Corp?

It depends on the conversion method. Statutory conversions often allow you to keep your EIN. Forming a new corporation requires a new EIN. Lovie guides you through this determination based on your specific conversion path.

Can I convert my Wyoming LLC to a Delaware C-Corp?

Yes — you can form a new Delaware C-Corp and contribute your Wyoming LLC's assets into it, then dissolve the LLC. Lovie guides this process and handles the Delaware C-Corp formation.

Start your formation with Lovie — $20/month, everything included.