3 Best LLC Services in Vermont (2026): Fee Schedule
We rank Vermont LLC formation services for 2026 as Mainstay Filing ($199), VT Registered Agent.org ($199) and Vermont Registered Agent.co ($199), best value first. Charges for three years run $397 to $597, and Vermont bills $155 to file no matter which company you hire.
Prepared by the Agent Fee Tables editorial team ·
Schedules ordered by: Charges count 39% and duties 31% (the full order)
Three years of state charges come to the filing fee, the reports owed in years two and three, and a yearly minimum tax where the state levies one. Costs without a fixed amount, newspaper publication for example, are mentioned in the text and excluded from the sum.
Why schedule one is first
In Vermont, the deciding measure was duties inside the charge (31% of the order), where Mainstay Filing came out ahead.
Including the annual report moved the bundle into first.
Count the EIN application and VT Registered Agent.org bills less from year 2.
The Vermont LLC filing fee and what the state requires, in its own words
$155 and the Articles of Organization, filed with the Vermont Secretary of State, bring the company into existence. Every LLC must name a registered agent with an in-state street address.
Skip the service and the state is the only one to bill you: $245 over three years. A service lays $397 to $597 over that for the paperwork and the agent.
Vermont fee questions
What do LLC formation services charge in Vermont?
$199 for the service and $155 for the state.
What do these schedules add up to over three years?
$397 to $597 across the schedules, not counting state fees.
How much does Vermont bill to file an LLC?
Filing costs $155 on the Articles of Organization.
What does Vermont bill each year after formation?
The line that repeats is the annual report, at $45 annually (within 3 months after the end of the LLC's fiscal year on record).