3 Best Registered Agents in Pennsylvania (2026): Fee Schedule
Mainstay Filing ($149/yr), PA Registered Agent.org ($99/yr) and Pennsylvania Registered Agent.co ($99/yr) come out first, second and third among Pennsylvania registered agents for 2026. 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)
The main charges
Does the state insist?Read the requirements belowlegis.state.pa.us {fee list dated October 2026}
What the first year bills$99 to $149A year of service
Billed over three years$297 to $447First year with two more
Annual report$7 yearlypa.gov {fee list dated October 2026}
Break-evenNeverOrder holds to year 10
Pennsylvania: schedules, best value first
Ordered by how we order. The agent you name has no bearing on state fees.
#Opening chargeRenewal chargeCharges, three years
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1. Mainstay Filing: best for companies that may expand
Top schedule
$149 opening, $149 at renewal
Opening charge
$149
Renewal charge
$149/yr
Charges, three years
$447
Mainstay Filing has the best schedule in Pennsylvania: a flat $149 yearly, whichever state applies.
PA Registered Agent.org charges $150 less by year three; the 31% weight on duties still puts this one first.
Duties the charge covers
The registered office address
Up to three government mailings a year, scanned free
Covers LLCs, corporations, LPs, LLPs and nonprofits
Charges in its favor
Travels with the company
$149 yearly, no increase
Charges against it
PA Registered Agent.org charges $50 less each year
We total only what the state prices: the filing fee, two further reports and any minimum tax. Publication and similar costs are noted separately.
The order behind Pennsylvania
Weight 31%: duties inside the charge. That measure separated the top two.
One agent charge that works in every state outscored PA Registered Agent.org's lower one-state charge.
What Pennsylvania requires of a registered agent (Pennsylvania Secretary of State), in the state's own words
Pennsylvania requires a registered office (a Pennsylvania street address or a Commercial Registered Office Provider), not an agent.
Pennsylvania does not require a registered agent. Every LLC keeps a registered office instead: an actual street address in Pennsylvania, or a Commercial Registered Office Provider named in its place by a company without a Pennsylvania address. The governing statute is 15 Pa.C.S. § 8825.
The address has to be an actual street address or rural route box number in Pennsylvania. A P.O. box alone is not accepted.