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Texas Registered Agent.ai Review (2026)

Texas Registered Agent.ai is a Texas registered agent service at $99 a year, the same $99 at renewal. You get a registered office address inside the state, and a scan of each legal paper served on the company lands in your online account. Starting a Texas LLC with this company runs $199 above the state fee, and the first year as your agent is thrown in. Registering an outside company in Texas through it runs $199 on top of the state fee. Bottom line: it suits a Texas-only company that likes a fixed agent price and will handle its own Public Information Report + Franchise Tax Report.

From the Filing Shortlist editorial team

Shortlisted

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

$99 yearly

Editor score9.0out of 10

A plain Texas agent with one price and no renewal surprises.

In the price

  • The physical in-state address the state asks for
  • Scans of legal papers served on the company, kept in your account

Good

  • A flat $99 a year
  • Cheaper each year than Mainstay Filing's agent plan
  • Also offers LLC formation and foreign registration
  • The first agent year is free when it forms your LLC

Watch for

  • You still file the Public Information Report + Franchise Tax Report yourself
  • The EIN application costs extra ($99)
  • Texas only; other states need a different agent
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What you get for $99 a year

Texas Registered Agent.ai fills the Texas registered agent role at $99 a year. The plan includes a registered office address inside the state, and each legal paper served on the company is scanned into your online account. The price holds at $99 on renewal.

Starting a Texas LLC with Texas Registered Agent.ai

Texas Registered Agent.ai files the formation paperwork for $199, with the state filing fee added. Year one of registered agent service comes with it, and the agent then costs $99 a year. The EIN application is an extra $99, though the IRS hands out EINs for free.

Texas wants the Public Information Report + Franchise Tax Report every year, due May 15. Texas Registered Agent.ai does not file it for you.

Registering a foreign LLC in Texas through Texas Registered Agent.ai

Texas Registered Agent.ai handles the state registration for $199, and Texas charges $750 on top. The first year as registered agent is covered.

Texas Registered Agent.ai compared with Mainstay Filing and the rest of the list

For the agent alone, three years with Texas Registered Agent.ai come to $297 and with Mainstay Filing to $447, a difference of $150. Mainstay Filing has a single agent plan that is good in every state and scans the first three government mailings a year free. Mainstay Filing's package is $199 a year and includes the Public Information Report; with Texas Registered Agent.ai the LLC route adds up to $397 over three years including the agent, but report filing is not covered. TX Registered Agent.org, the other Texas agent we shortlisted, asks the same $99 a year, and the two end up near each other.

Common questions about Texas Registered Agent.ai

What is the price of Texas Registered Agent.ai?

$99 a year for registered agent service, the same at renewal. An LLC formation is $199 plus the Texas filing fee.

Will Texas Registered Agent.ai file my annual report?

No. The Texas Public Information Report + Franchise Tax Report is not in its published prices, so you file it.

Is Texas Registered Agent.ai a fair pick for a Texas LLC?

Yes, if the company is based in Texas and you want a steady agent price. Its average score across our Texas pages is 9.0.

What is in the Texas Registered Agent.ai plan?

A registered office address in Texas, and a scan of any papers served on the company posted to your account.

Can Texas Registered Agent.ai register an out-of-state company in Texas?

Yes. It handles the registration filing at $199, with Texas's fee added, and a year as your agent is part of the deal.

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Where the figures come from

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