Quick answer
- Ohio Registered Statutory Agent price
- $49 a year, renews at $49
- InCorp price
- $129 a year; $87 to $117 a year when prepaying 2 to 5 years
- Five-year cost
- $245 vs. $645
- Files Form 521
- Yes vs. Yes
Side by side
| Compare | Ohio Registered Statutory Agent | InCorp |
|---|---|---|
| First year | $49 | $129 |
| Each renewal | $49 | $129 |
| Five years, one business | $245 | $645 ($435 if you prepay five years) |
| Files Form 521 | Your choice: file Form 521 yourself with step-by-step instructions, or we file it after you e-sign | Helps with the change filing at no added charge; says it covers the $25 state fee in most cases |
| Scanning and notice | Same business day scans and alerts, plus a phone call if a lawsuit goes unacknowledged | Same-day electronic service of process |
| Ohio office | Litchfield, Medina County (3416 Erhart Road, Litchfield, OH 44253) | Cincinnati |
| Coverage | Ohio only | National |
| Google reviews | New listing, reviews coming | 4.4 of 5, 234 Google reviews (Sept. 13, 2026 data) |
Read from each provider’s Ohio page on October 31, 2026. How we compare.
Cost
Ohio Registered Statutory Agent costs less: $245 over five years for one business, against $645 for InCorp. That is a difference of $400.
Agents bill per business, so multiply by the number of entities you hold. State fees are the same at both. See what an Ohio statutory agent costs.
Filing help and notices
Both say they handle the Form 521 filing, so neither leaves you to do the state paperwork alone.
On notice speed, Ohio Registered Statutory Agent states: same business day scans and alerts, plus a phone call if a lawsuit goes unacknowledged. InCorp states: same-day electronic service of process.
Which to choose
Choose Ohio Registered Statutory Agent if
- Your business only needs an agent in Ohio
- You want the renewal price to match the first-year price
- You want a phone call, not only an email, when a lawsuit arrives
Choose InCorp if
- You are sure you will keep the same agent for five years and can prepay
- You want a national provider with a southwest Ohio office