A Quarterly Bill, Multiplied by Four and Then by Every State

An honest note about who is talking. Missouri Registered Agent.co is a registered agent company, this is our website, and we would like your $99. That interest does not touch the vendor figures, which came from Swyft Filings' own published pricing during a July 2026 check and appear here exactly as stated there.

Fast Is Their Actual Promise, and They Keep It

Swyft Filings is built around turnaround time. The ordering process is short, the intake is well organized, and businesses that need to be formed and operating quickly generally get that outcome. We have no quarrel with the execution. What this page is about is a billing structure that makes an expensive plan read like an inexpensive one.

Four Bills, Not One

The number on the marketing page is $149. The period behind it is three months. Multiply by four and the yearly figure lands near $596, and our July 2026 review turned up no reduced opening rate anywhere in the flow.

That is the entire argument, and it is arithmetic rather than opinion. A quarterly price sitting next to annual prices from everyone else creates a comparison that is not really a comparison. Convert first, then decide. Against our flat $99, roughly $596 is close to a six-to-one difference for a duty Missouri describes the same way no matter who performs it.

If Missouri Is Your Second State, Multiply Again

Plenty of the businesses reading this are not Missouri companies at all. They were formed somewhere else and registered here to do business, which under the Missouri LLC act happens through the foreign registration provisions at RSMo 347.153 and following. Once registered, a foreign LLC is treated the same way a homegrown one is on the points that matter to this decision: it must keep a Missouri registered agent and a Missouri registered office in place, and it files no annual report, no biennial report, and no franchise tax return with the Secretary of State.

That matters to the pricing because agent fees are charged per state. A company holding registrations in three states pays three agent bills, and on a quarterly plan that is twelve invoices a year to track for what amounts to three addresses. Missouri's slice of that is the piece you can fix on this page. The state itself asks nothing of the registration on a recurring basis, so the only recurring Missouri cost you have any control over is the agent line.

What We Bill, and When

Once a year, ninety-nine dollars, and the same ninety-nine when the year turns. No installments, no proration, no schedule to keep an eye on. Papers served at our Missouri registered office are scanned and in your hands the day they arrive rather than at the end of the week. Our address appears on the registered office line of your public record. The portal keeps everything we have ever received for you. If you hold registrations elsewhere, this covers Missouri, cleanly and separately.

The one line we will not cross: we do not say cheapest. BetterLegal publishes $90 a year and it is below our figure. Among the lowest flat annual prices in Missouri is the accurate description, and it happens to be about one sixth of four quarterly invoices.

Ending a Swyft Filings Appointment in Missouri

One statement handles it: form Corp. 59, ten dollars, sent to the Secretary of State in Missouri and processed by the Corporations Division there. It requires your incoming agent's signature or attached written consent, which is why the replacement gets hired before the form is filed and never after. Swyft keeps the appointment on your public record until the change is processed, so a switch done in that order leaves no exposed interval anywhere. Our Missouri change of agent guide covers the filing.

Start it early in a quarter and the change should be recorded before the next $149 comes due.

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