3 Best Registered Agents in Florida (2026): Where to Start
Our 2026 recommendation for registered agents in Florida, in order, is Mainstay Filing ($149 a year), Florida Registered Agent.io ($99 a year) and FL Registered Agent.org ($99 a year). Prices start at $99 to $149 for the first year and add up to $297 to $447 by year three.
Written by the Simple Filing Guide editorial team
Four facts to know
Do you have to name one?
Yes, by law
What the law calls it
Registered agent
Typical service price
$99 to $149 annually
Our ranking
Mainstay Filing, Florida Registered Agent.io then FL Registered Agent.org
To check the three-year number, add the formation filing, the next two reports and any minimum tax; costs with no fixed price are not counted.
Also asked
Do I have to pay an agent?
Yes, as long as your address and status match the state's requirements.
What address does an agent need?
The address has to be a Florida street address that matches the agent's business address. P.O. boxes are not accepted. Florida law sets minimum hours of 10 a.m. to noon and 2 to 4 p.m. on weekdays.
Three years in, what has each cost?
Totals to compare: Mainstay Filing at $447, Florida Registered Agent.io at $297, FL Registered Agent.org at $297
Are the fees official?
Official Florida documents supply the state fees, and the companies' own pricing pages supply the service fees. Both carry dates on this page.
Must I hire anyone?
No. You can file with the state yourself; a service saves time and can act as your agent, but nothing makes you hire one.
Who is your first choice in Florida?
Mainstay Filing leads on filing jobs included, ahead of Florida Registered Agent.io and FL Registered Agent.org.
Sources and price pages
August 2026 check of Florida Department of State, Division, via dos.fl.gov
August 2026 check of Florida Department of State, Division, via dos.fl.gov
October 2026 check of Florida yearly filing: Annual report, via flsenate.gov
August 2026 check of Florida report due date, via leg.state.fl.us