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InCorp Review: Ohio Statutory Agent Service

A national provider with a Cincinnati office at $129 a year. Prepaying brings the rate down to $87 to $117 a year, and it says it helps with the change filing and covers the $25 state fee in most cases. The catch is that the best rate means paying five years up front.

Quick answer

Price
$129 a year; $87 to $117 a year when prepaying 2 to 5 years
Five-year cost
$645; $435 if you prepay five years
Files Form 521
Yes
Ohio office
Cincinnati
Google reviews
4.4 of 5, 234 Google reviews (Sept. 13, 2026 data)
Best for
If you can prepay several years

Verdict

A national provider with a Cincinnati office at $129 a year. Prepaying brings the rate down to $87 to $117 a year, and it says it helps with the change filing and covers the $25 state fee in most cases. The catch is that the best rate means paying five years up front.

Best if you can prepay several years. Watch for: The lowest yearly rate requires paying five years up front.

Pricing

The price is $129 a year, and the renewal price is the same. Over five years for one business that is $645 ($435 if you prepay five years).

CostInCorp
First year$129
Each renewal$129
Five years, one business$645 ($435 if you prepay five years)
State fee for Form 521$25, separate

From InCorp’s Ohio page, read October 31, 2026. Confirm the current price before you buy.

Pros and cons

What it does well

  • Cincinnati office
  • Helps with the change filing at no added charge
  • Says it covers the $25 state fee in most cases
  • Multi-year prepay discounts

Where it falls short

  • $129 a year without prepaying
  • Lowest rate requires five years up front
  • Still about $190 more than a $49 agent over five years, even prepaid

Filing help and notices

Form 521. Helps with the change filing at no added charge; says it covers the $25 state fee in most cases. Form 521 is the state filing that puts a new agent on your record, so this decides how much of the switch you do yourself. See how to change your statutory agent.

Scanning and notice. Same-day electronic service of process. This is the part of the service that matters when a lawsuit arrives.

Ohio office. Cincinnati.

Google reviews. 4.4 of 5, 234 Google reviews (Sept. 13, 2026 data).

InCorp compared with our $49 service

Over five years, InCorp costs $400 more than our $49 service for one business.

CompareInCorpOhio Registered Statutory Agent
Year one$129$49
Renewal$129$49
Five years$645$245
Files Form 521YesYes, or do it yourself
Scan speedSame-day electronic service of processSame business day scans and alerts, plus a phone call if a lawsuit goes unacknowledged
CoverageNationalOhio only

Full matchup: Ohio Registered Statutory Agent vs. InCorp.

Who InCorp fits

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

Look elsewhere if your business only operates in Ohio and price matters, since three Ohio agents charge $49 a year. See all seven providers side by side.

Get an Ohio statutory agent for $49 a year

Ohio Registered Statutory Agent, LLC scans every document the same business day and renews at $49. Ohio only. Not a law firm.

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FAQ

Common questions

How much does InCorp cost in Ohio?

$129 a year; $87 to $117 a year when prepaying 2 to 5 years, as listed on its Ohio page on October 31, 2026. That is $645 over five years for one business.

Does InCorp file Form 521 for me?

Helps with the change filing at no added charge; says it covers the $25 state fee in most cases. The state's $25 fee for Form 521 applies at every provider.

Where is InCorp's Ohio office?

Cincinnati. Any Ohio street address can serve a business anywhere in the state.

Who is InCorp best for?

Best if you can prepay several years. You are sure you will keep the same agent for five years and can prepay.

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