3 Best Registered Agents in New Hampshire (2026): Fee Schedule
For registered agents in New Hampshire, the 2026 schedules rank New Hampshire Registered Agent.co ($99/yr), NH Registered Agent.org ($99/yr) and Mainstay Filing ($149/yr), in that order. Yearly charges of $99 to $149 add up to $297 to $447 over three years.
Prepared by the Agent Fee Tables editorial team ·
Schedules ordered by: Score = 39% charges + 31% duties + three small measures (method)
New Hampshire charges at a glance
Agent ruleYesgc.nh.gov {fee list dated October 2026}
First-year range$99 to $149A year of service
What three years bill$297 to $447First year with two more
Annual report$100 yearlysos.nh.gov {fee list dated August 2026}
Cost lines cross inDoes not occurNo schedule overtakes another
Ranked schedules
Every charge is copied from the company's own pricing page. A different agent leaves the state fee as it was.
#Opening chargeRenewal chargeCharges, three years
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1. New Hampshire Registered Agent.co: best for the smallest yearly charge
Schedule one
$99 a year, then $99 a year
Opening charge
$99
Renewal charge
$99/yr
Charges, three years
$297
Schedule one belongs to New Hampshire Registered Agent.co. One state, $99 a year, $99 once it renews.
Its three-year charges are below Mainstay Filing's, and charges carry 39% of the order.
The state's share is the filing, the reports in years two and three, and a minimum tax if there is one. Anything the state leaves unpriced is described, not totaled.
What settled it
New Hampshire Registered Agent.co did better than NH Registered Agent.org on charges over three years, a 39% measure.
The three-year column reads $297 for New Hampshire Registered Agent.co, $150 lower than Mainstay Filing.
What New Hampshire requires of a registered agent (New Hampshire Secretary of State), in the state's own words
Every LLC must name a registered agent with an in-state street address.
A New Hampshire resident, or a business entity registered with the Secretary of State, whose office is the registered office. (N.H. RSA 304-C:36)
The address has to be a physical street address in New Hampshire; filings that list an out-of-state address are not processed. P.O. boxes are not accepted.