3 Best Registered Agents in Utah (2026) and What to Check
Start with this 2026 ranking of registered agents in Utah: Utah Registered Agent.co ($99 a year), Mainstay Filing ($149 a year) and UT Registered Agent.org ($99 a year), in that order. 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
Do this first
Must you have one?
Yes: the state requires it
Official term
Registered agent
Service price
$99 to $149 per year
Our shortlist
Utah Registered Agent.co, Mainstay Filing then UT Registered Agent.org
Utah picks, best first
Prices come from each company's own page. Read how we rank for the method.
#1Recommended first
1. Utah Registered Agent.co: best for a low annual fee
Year one $99; later years $99
Utah Registered Agent.co takes the top spot, since a company that never leaves Utah pays $297 over three years.
Of the pair, it is cheaper across three years, and we look at cost first.
Checklist: what is included
An in-state street address
Scanned copies of legal papers
What works
Beats Mainstay Filing on yearly cost
Only $99 a year
Gaps
Covers Utah and nothing else
Remember to file the Annual Report/Renewal yourself
Prices as of November 13, 2026; the state's own fees are listed in the checklist below.
The key questions
Must I name a registered agent?
Every LLC must name a registered agent with an in-state street address.
Check the law: Utah Code § 16-17-203. le.utah.gov, last confirmed October 2026 for this guide
What does the state require of an agent?
A commercial registered agent listed with the state, a noncommercial agent (an individual or entity), or the holder of a named position in the company.
Qualified owners can skip the cost of an agent.
What does agent service run?
Expect to pay $99 to $149 a year, $297 to $447 over three years.
State fees stay the same whoever you name.
Why does the state want an agent?
When a lawsuit or a state letter reaches the LLC in Utah, the agent receives it.
Expect the Annual Report/Renewal to come back every year, at $18 each time. In the state's words it is due last day of the entity's anniversary month, so mark the date.