The structure you choose on day one decides your tax, your compliance load and how easily you can raise money later. We help owner-led businesses pick the right entity for India — then handle the DSC, the filings, the PAN, the GST and the first year's calendar so nothing is left half-done.
For founders who plan to raise funds, take on partners or scale with a team. Limited liability, clean cap table, the structure investors and banks expect.
For professional firms and partner-run services businesses. Liability protection with lighter compliance than a Pvt Ltd and no minimum capital.
For a solo founder who wants a corporate identity and limited liability without a co-director. A registered company you own entirely.
For two or more people starting quickly with shared trust and low cost. Simple to form and run, best where liability exposure is modest.
For a single owner testing an idea or running a small trade. Least paperwork and lowest cost — you and the business are one for tax and liability.
For NGOs, foundations and social ventures. A not-for-profit company built for grants and CSR funding, with the governance donors look for.
Most incorporation problems are not the filing — they are the loose ends. A name that clashes on the MCA portal. A DSC in the wrong director's name. A GST registration that never happened, so the first invoice is a mess. We run the whole sequence as one job and hand you a company that is genuinely ready to trade.
Everything below is part of the engagement — not a menu of add-ons. You get the certificate, the tax registrations and a compliance calendar so the first year does not sneak up on you.
For proprietorships and partnership firms getting off the ground with the basics in order.
The right fit for most founders — a fully registered Pvt Ltd or LLP, ready to trade.
Everything in Standard, plus brand protection and a full year of compliance off your desk.
Note — Government and stamp-duty fees vary by state and by authorised capital, and are billed at actuals over and above the package price.
A short call on your plans, partners and funding. We recommend the entity that fits — and explain the trade-offs of each.
We collect KYC, issue DSCs and DINs, and reserve your name through RUN or SPICe+ with the MCA.
MOA and AOA drafted, forms filed, and the Certificate of Incorporation, PAN and TAN issued in the company's name.
GST registration, current-account support and a first-year compliance calendar so you start on solid ground.
For a Private Limited or LLP, most incorporations complete in about 10 to 15 working days once we have your documents — the DSC and name approval take a few days, and filing to the Certificate of Incorporation a little longer. Proprietorship and partnership registrations are quicker. Timelines depend on MCA processing and how promptly KYC reaches us.
For each director or partner: PAN card, Aadhaar, a passport-size photo, and one address proof such as a bank statement or utility bill. For the registered office: a recent electricity bill and a no-objection letter from the owner, or the rent agreement. We send a simple checklist upfront and chase only what is missing — you never have to guess.
Choose a Private Limited if you intend to raise external funding, issue shares to a team, or want the structure banks and investors expect. Choose an LLP if you are a partner-run or professional services firm that wants limited liability with lighter annual compliance and no minimum capital. We walk through your specific plans before recommending either — the wrong choice is expensive to unwind.
Yes. Beyond the first-year calendar included with every incorporation, we offer retainers that manage your ROC annual filings, GST returns and income-tax (ITR) filings on an ongoing basis. Most owners take one so the statutory deadlines simply never land on their desk — it is bundled into our Premium package and available separately for any entity.
Tell us what you're building and we'll recommend the structure, quote the government fees for your state, and get the paperwork moving — usually within the week.