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Ohio Registered Statutory Agent vs InCorp: Ohio Registered Agent Comparison

Ohio Registered Statutory Agent comes out ahead for Ohio, 9.9 to 7.4 on our score. Ohio Registered Statutory Agent costs $400 less over five years for one business: $245 against $645.

Updated November 11, 2026Prices checked October 31 to November 11, 2026Providers reviewed 9

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Winner

Ohio Registered Statutory Agent

9.9

$49 a year · five years: $245

Best for: Ohio businesses and out-of-state owners with an Ohio entity who want the lowest flat price, a phone call on lawsuits, and the option to have the filing done for them.

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InCorp

7.4

$129 a year · five years: $645 paid yearly, or $435 prepaid

Best for: Multi-state owners willing to prepay several years to lower the yearly rate.

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The short version

Ohio Registered Statutory Agent wins on five-year cost, lawsuit and notice alerts and clear terms. They tie on filing help.

Side by side

	Ohio Registered Statutory Agent	InCorp
Our score	9.9 / 10	7.4 / 10
Price	$49 a year	$129 a year
Renewal	$49, same as the first year	$129, or $87 to $117 a year when prepaying two to five years
Five-year cost	$245 ✓ better	$645 paid yearly, or $435 prepaid
Lawsuit and notice alerts	Same business day scan and alert by email and text; a phone call if a lawsuit sits unacknowledged ✓ better	Same-day electronic service of process
Who files the appointment	Your choice: file the appointment or Form 521 yourself with step-by-step instructions, or have them file it after you e-sign the consent	Helps with the agent-change filing at no added charge and says it covers the $25 state fee in most cases
Limits and extra charges	Ohio only; no annual-report or multi-state compliance service; no legal advice ✓ better	Lowest yearly rate requires prepaying five years
Ohio office	Litchfield, Medina County (3416 Erhart Road)	Cincinnati
Portal	Portal with owner, employee, and attorney access; tracks who opened each document	Account login; Ohio page does not describe mail scanning
Google rating	New listing, no reviews yet	4.4 of 5, 234 Google reviews (Las Vegas, NV listing, data of Sept. 13, 2026)
Coverage	Ohio-based	National

From each provider's own Ohio page: Ohio Registered Statutory Agent (read October 31, 2026) and InCorp (read October 31, 2026). How we score.

Cost: Ohio Registered Statutory Agent is cheaper

Ohio Registered Statutory Agent lists $49 a year, and its renewal is $49, same as the first year. InCorp lists $129 a year, and its renewal is $129, or $87 to $117 a year when prepaying two to five years. Ohio Registered Statutory Agent costs $400 less over five years for one business: $245 against $645.

For an owner with three Ohio businesses, that gap is about $1,200 over five years. Ohio itself charges nothing each year for having an agent, so the provider's fee is the whole cost.

Lawsuit alerts: Ohio Registered Statutory Agent is stronger

This is the part of the job that matters most, because a summons you never see can become a default judgment. Ohio Registered Statutory Agent: same business day scan and alert by email and text; a phone call if a lawsuit sits unacknowledged. InCorp: same-day electronic service of process.

Filing help: even

Naming a new agent in Ohio means filing the Statutory Agent Update (Form 521) with a $25 state fee. Ohio Registered Statutory Agent: your choice: file the appointment or Form 521 yourself with step-by-step instructions, or have them file it after you e-sign the consent. InCorp: helps with the agent-change filing at no added charge and says it covers the $25 state fee in most cases.

Limits and fine print

Ohio Registered Statutory Agent: Ohio only; no annual-report or multi-state compliance service; no legal advice. InCorp: Lowest yearly rate requires prepaying five years.

Which should you choose?

Ohio Registered Statutory Agent is best for: Ohio businesses and out-of-state owners with an Ohio entity who want the lowest flat price, a phone call on lawsuits, and the option to have the filing done for them.

InCorp is best for: multi-state owners willing to prepay several years to lower the yearly rate.

Questions

Is Ohio Registered Statutory Agent or InCorp cheaper for Ohio registered agent service?

Ohio Registered Statutory Agent lists $49 a year (renewal: $49, same as the first year). InCorp lists $129 a year (renewal: $129, or $87 to $117 a year when prepaying two to five years). Ohio Registered Statutory Agent costs $400 less over five years for one business: $245 against $645.

Which one files the Ohio agent change for you?

Ohio Registered Statutory Agent: Your choice: file the appointment or Form 521 yourself with step-by-step instructions, or have them file it after you e-sign the consent. InCorp: Helps with the agent-change filing at no added charge and says it covers the $25 state fee in most cases. Ohio's state fee for the change is $25 either way unless the provider covers it.

Which is faster at telling you about a lawsuit?

Ohio Registered Statutory Agent: Same business day scan and alert by email and text; a phone call if a lawsuit sits unacknowledged. InCorp: Same-day electronic service of process.

Can I switch from InCorp to Ohio Registered Statutory Agent?

Yes. Sign up with the new agent first, then file Ohio's Statutory Agent Update (Form 521) with the new agent's acceptance and the $25 state fee. Cancel the old service once the state's record shows the new agent.

Our #1 pick for Ohio

$49 a year flat, same-day scans, and a phone call if a lawsuit goes unread.

Start for $49 a yearRenews at $49. One price per business.