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Texas Registered Agent.ai Review (2026)

Texas Registered Agent.ai sells Texas registered agent service for $99 a year, the same $99 at renewal. That buys an in-state street address for the registered office and online scans of legal papers served on the company. Forming a Texas LLC through it costs $199 plus the state fee, and the first year of agent service is included. For foreign registration in Texas it charges $199 plus the state fee. Verdict: a sound choice for a Texas-only company that wants a fixed agent price and will file its own Public Information Report + Franchise Tax Report.
The Filing Verdict editorial team
The verdict

Texas Registered Agent.ai: the pick for a Texas-only companies

Annual price $99; renewal price $99

9.3Editorial score
out of 10

A no-frills Texas agent with a flat price and a fixed renewal.

What you get

  • The in-state street address the state requires
  • Scans of any served legal papers, available in your online account

What we like

  • $99 a year, flat
  • Undercuts Mainstay Filing's yearly agent price
  • Also sells LLC formation and foreign registration
  • A free first agent year when it forms your LLC

Cons

  • The Public Information Report + Franchise Tax Report is left to you
  • The EIN application is billed separately ($99)
  • Covers Texas only; other states need another agent
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What $99 a year buys

Texas Registered Agent.ai serves as your Texas registered agent for $99 a year. The plan supplies an in-state street address for the registered office and scans legal papers served on the company to your online account. At renewal the price stays $99.

Forming a Texas LLC through Texas Registered Agent.ai

Texas Registered Agent.ai files the formation document for $199, and the state's filing fee goes on top. The first year of registered agent service is included; after that the agent is $99 a year. An EIN application costs $99 extra, although the IRS issues EINs free.

Texas expects the Public Information Report + Franchise Tax Report every year, due May 15. Texas Registered Agent.ai does not file it, so that job stays with you.

Registering an outside company in Texas with Texas Registered Agent.ai

Texas Registered Agent.ai files the registration with the state for $199, plus Texas's $750 fee. A year of registered agent service is part of it.

Texas Registered Agent.ai next to Mainstay Filing and the other picks

For the agent alone, Texas Registered Agent.ai comes to $297 over three years and Mainstay Filing to $447, a gap of $150. Mainstay Filing sells one agent plan for all fifty states and scans the first three government mailings a year free. Mainstay Filing's formation package is $199 a year and includes the Public Information Report; Texas Registered Agent.ai's LLC route comes to $397 over three years with the agent but without report filing. TX Registered Agent.org, the other Texas agent on our list, charges the same $99 a year, and the two finish close together.

Texas Registered Agent.ai: questions answered

What does Texas Registered Agent.ai charge?

$99 a year for registered agent service, unchanged at renewal. Forming an LLC costs $199 plus the Texas filing fee.

Does Texas Registered Agent.ai take care of my yearly report?

No. The Texas Public Information Report + Franchise Tax Report is outside its published prices, so you file it.

Is Texas Registered Agent.ai a sound registered agent for a Texas LLC?

For a one-state company in Texas that wants a steady agent price, yes. Its average score across our Texas pages is 9.3.

What comes with the Texas Registered Agent.ai plan?

Texas registered office address, plus scans of served papers sent to your account.

Does Texas Registered Agent.ai register out-of-state companies in Texas?

Yes. It files the registration for $199 plus Texas's fee and includes a year of agent service.

Keep reading

Sources and dates

  1. Texas registered agent statute, confirmed October 2026
  2. Texas yearly filing: Annual report, official source, confirmed October 2026
  3. Texas report due date, confirmed August 2026
  4. Tex. Bus. Orgs. Code § 3.005, confirmed August 2026
  5. Texas Secretary of State, foreign entities FAQ, confirmed October 2026
  6. Form 304 instructions, confirmed October 2026
  7. Business Organizations Code, Chapter 9, confirmed October 2026
  8. Texas Comptroller, franchise tax, confirmed October 2026
  9. Texas Business Organizations Code, Chapter 9, confirmed November 2026
  10. Checked November 12, 2026: Texas Registered Agent.ai, home, pricing and service pages
  11. Checked November 12, 2026: Mainstay Filing, Texas service pages