New Hampshire Gives Two Years of Warning. Inc Authority Gives One Year of Price.

The party writing this page is NH Registered Agent.org, a competitor of the company under discussion, priced at $99 a year for New Hampshire registered agent service. Nothing below is disinterested, and none of it needs to be. One promise attaches to that admission. You will not find a second-year price put in Inc Authority's mouth here, because the company has published none and a rival's estimate would be worth less than an honest blank.

The Free Year Is Real

Form your company through Inc Authority and the agent appointment costs nothing for twelve months. That is a straightforward offer, made at the point in a business's life when recurring charges hurt most. We have no quarrel with it and no interest in describing it as anything other than what it is.

Take the free year if you are forming through them. The question this page asks begins twelve months later.

The Second Year Is a Blank

We went looking for the renewal price in July 2026 and came back without one.

Not a range. Not a figure with "starting at" in front of it. Not a footnote in small type. The number is simply not published where a prospective customer can read it before deciding, which is why our comparison table for this state carries an empty cell in that row rather than an invention.

What the absence means in practice is narrow and worth stating carefully. It means you cannot compare. Every other provider in this market prints a number you can set beside another number, and the exercise takes ninety seconds. Here the exercise cannot be performed at all until you are already at a checkout screen or on a phone call, which are both moments when leaving is harder than it was five minutes earlier. That objection holds whatever the eventual figure turns out to be. It is about when you learn the price, not how large it is.

The one figure we have found below ours belongs to BetterLegal, at a published $90. So call our $99 low rather than lowest, and note the difference that matters here: we print it for year one and year two both, in the same place, where you can check it against anyone.

New Hampshire's Two-Year Fuse

Set the vendor's silence against how this state handles a company that goes quiet.

New Hampshire is comparatively patient. An LLC that misses its April 1 report does not vanish. It picks up a $50 late fee, and the state waits. Administrative dissolution under RSA 304-C:136 arrives only after two consecutive years of non-filing, which is a longer fuse than several states allow and a real mercy for an owner who had a bad year.

But notice what the state does with that time. It tells you the deadline, the fee, the penalty and the consequence in advance, in writing, all of it public before anything happens. New Hampshire's leniency comes bundled with total disclosure. It is a fair comparison to hold a vendor to: publish what happens next, and publish what it costs.

Ending an Inc Authority Appointment in New Hampshire

It takes one filing. Form 10 moves an office, an agent, or both, and it is processed by the Corporation Division, the unit where New Hampshire keeps its business records. The cost is $15, or $17 when paid through the state's electronic channel with its handling charge included. Our agent change page sets out each field and the order to work through them.

The safe order is appoint, file, verify, cancel. Reverse any two of those and your company can spend days on the New Hampshire register with nobody authorized to accept a lawsuit for it.

Our Numbers, Printed in Advance

$99 for the first year. $99 for the second. $99 for the tenth. What it covers:

• A compliant New Hampshire street address carried on your public filings
• Same-day imaging of anything served on you, because your window to respond opens the moment the papers change hands
• Advance notice before the January to April report window closes
• Portal access to everything we have ever received in your name
• No package to upgrade, no add-on menu, no figure withheld until checkout

Get the Renewal Quoted Before the Card Goes on File

If a free year is running down, ask for the second-year price in writing and wait for the answer. Once you have it, the decision becomes an ordinary comparison, because our figure has been sitting here in public the whole time.

Order Here

The rest of the market, with every rate we could verify, is on our price brief.