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Forming a Limited Liability Company (LLC) is one of the smartest moves a new business owner can make. At Bizzhopper, we don’t just form LLCs — we set you up to be compliant, automated, funding-ready, credit-approved, and operating as a legitimate business from day one. Our streamlined process is designed to simplify formation while aligning every step with your long-term goals
What Is an LLC and Why Does It Matter?
An LLC (Limited Liability Company) is a legal business structure that combines the liability protection of a corporation with the flexibility and simplicity of a sole proprietorship or partnership. Forming an LLC protects your personal assets, helps you build credibility, and opens doors to tax advantages and funding opportunities.
Key benefits of forming an LLC:
Personal Liability Protection
Flexible Tax Options
Enhanced Credibility with Lenders and Customers
Easy Business Credit and Funding Setup
Our Funding-Ready Approach
At Bizzhopper, our goal is to make sure your LLC isn't just formed — it's formed with purpose. Every detail, from your NAICS code to your operating agreement, is aligned with lender expectations so you're ready for business credit, grants, and funding.
What’s Included in Our LLC Formation Package?
State Filing & Articles of Organization
EIN (Employer Identification Number) Registration
Custom Operating Agreement
Digital Company Documents
BOI (Beneficial Ownership Information) Filing
Business Address or Virtual Office (Add-on)
Business Phone & CRM Setup (Add-on)
Access to BizzFunder Business Credit
Step-by-Step: How to Form Your LLC
Business Name & State Selection – Choose a business name and state that align with your goals.
Entity Structuring – Choose between single or multi-member LLC, with optional S Corp election.
Document Preparation & Filing – Everything is filed for you with your chosen state.
EIN & BOI Compliance – We secure your EIN and submit your Beneficial Ownership Information as required.
LLC Kit Delivery – Your documents are delivered digitally and stored securely in your account.
How We Make You Funding-Ready
We align:
Your NAICS code with lender-friendly industries
Your address with funding-compliant virtual offices (if needed)
Your documents with the language banks and lenders prefer
Pro Tips for Success
Choose a strong business name (avoid high-risk keywords like "credit," "real estate," etc.)
Opt into our virtual office service to boost credibility and privacy
Add a business phone & CRM suite to streamline customer communications
FAQs
Q: How long does it take to form an LLC?
A: Most LLCs are formed in 1–3 business days depending on the state.
Q: Do I need an operating agreement?
A: Yes. It shows lenders and partners that you're serious and structured.
Q: Can I form an LLC if I live in a different state?
A: Yes, and sometimes it’s beneficial. We’ll guide you through it.
Q: Will my personal info be public?
Take the First Step
Don’t just form an LLC — form it with funding and freedom in mind. Let Bizzhopper handle the setup so you can focus on growth.
Before you can form an LLC, you’ll need to decide on your company name—and make sure it’s not already taken. Fortunately, every state has an online database where you can search for available names. When choosing a name, you’ll also need to avoid restricted words or phrases and include a business entity identifier, such as “L.L.C.,” “LLC,” or “Limited Liability Company.”
Your registered agent must be regularly available to accept your LLC’s state and legal mail at a physical location in the state (a registered office). This means that if you opt to be your own registered agent, your name and home or office address will become part of your LLC’s permanent public record.
Now that you’ve made the big decisions, it’s time to file the LLC state form, typically called “Articles of Organization.” In most states, LLC formation documents are processed by the Secretary of State. Requirements vary, but at minimum, you’ll generally need to include your company name, your registered agent, and a signature.
Your operating agreement is the governing document of your LLC. How the LLC distributes its profits and losses, who owns what percentage of the company, how management structure is defined, everything—it’s all in the operating agreement. Your operating agreement is an internal document, so you don’t need to file it with any state agency.
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Form your LLC to make your business official and protect your personal assets. Choose worry-free compliance and rest easy. We’ll make sure you’re always in good standing with your state.
Set up your online presence and attract customers with streamlined marketing tools. Create a professional website in just a few clicks, add an e-commerce shopping cart, and use our easy logo builder to make your mark.
Open a business bank* account and connect it with Money Pro bookkeeping to track your invoices, expenses, mileage, and tax deductions in real time. Get a free 30-minute tax consultation and you’ll be prepared to file without any surprises.
Bizzhopper provides an LLC service that helps entrepreneurs form a limited liability company (LLC) online. We manage the required paperwork, ensure quick and accurate filing with the state, and provide ongoing compliance and business management services.
The time it takes to form an LLC depends largely on how fast your Secretary of State processes the paperwork, which varies widely by state and time of year. However, while we can’t control the state’s filing speeds, we can control how fast we process your filing. While we typically process your order in 5-7 business days with our free Starter package, both Pro and Premium packages include Rush filing. With Rush filing, your order is processed in one business day. (Processing times are based on receiving complete information.)
The cost for forming an LLC with Bizzhopper depends on the package you choose: Starter Package: Starts at $0 (plus state fees).
The structure lets you open business accounts, sign contracts, hire employees, and obtain licenses with built-in protection. Adding “LLC” to your business name also provides the professional credibility needed when working with clients and partners. An LLC protects your personal assets from business risks by creating a legal separation between you and your business. This means your home, savings, and future stay secure as you grow.
An LLC (Limited Liability Company) offers personal asset protection by establishing a legal separation between you and your business. It provides similar liability protection to a corporation—guarding you from business debts and lawsuits—but with fewer formalities and more flexible tax options. It’s protection made simple: no need for board meetings or complex recordkeeping. Whether you're a solo entrepreneur or have multiple partners, you can structure and tax your LLC in the way that best fits your business.
An LLC blends the strengths of other business structures by offering the liability protection of a corporation with the ease and simplicity of a sole proprietorship. Unlike sole proprietorships, which provide no legal separation, or corporations, which come with strict formalities, LLCs offer a practical middle ground. You also have the flexibility to choose how your LLC is taxed—whether as a sole proprietorship, partnership, or corporation—allowing your business to adapt as it grows. With fewer ongoing requirements than corporations and strong legal protection, LLCs are a smart choice for many small business owners starting out.
An LLC provides key advantages like personal asset protection, flexible tax treatment, and less administrative hassle than a corporation. It also adds credibility with clients and vendors—while keeping paperwork to a minimum—so you can concentrate on growing your business. Of course, there are still responsibilities. LLCs must file state forms, pay annual fees, and maintain basic records. But compared to other structures, these requirements are generally simpler, making LLCs a smart, low-maintenance option for many business owners.
