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SC Registered Agent.org Review (2026)

For South Carolina registered agent duty, SC Registered Agent.org charges $99 a year, the same $99 at renewal. You get a street address in the state to use as your registered office, and each legal paper served on the company is scanned to your account. Launching a South Carolina LLC through the company is $199 plus the state fee, with your first year of agent service covered. Bringing an outside company into South Carolina costs $199 plus the state fee. The grade in one line: right for a South Carolina-only launch that wants a fixed agent price and will do its own yearly paperwork.
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SC Registered Agent.org: a fit for a South Carolina-only launches

$99 per year, flat

Our mark 9.2 out of 10

A no-frills South Carolina agent with one price and no surprise at renewal.

In the price

  • A state street address on file as the registered office
  • Scans of legal papers served on the company wait in your account

Pros

  • $99 a year, with no increase
  • A lower yearly agent price than Mainstay Filing
  • Also sells LLC formation and foreign registration
  • Free first year as your agent when you form the LLC with it

Less good

  • The EIN application costs $99 more
  • Works in South Carolina only; another state needs another agent
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What the $99 a year gets you

SC Registered Agent.org takes on the South Carolina registered agent job at $99 a year. That includes a registered office address in the state, plus scans of anything served on the company waiting in your account. Renewal does not change it: $99 again.

Launching a South Carolina LLC with SC Registered Agent.org

SC Registered Agent.org files the formation paperwork for $199, plus the state's filing fee. Your first year as registered agent comes with it; after that the agent is $99 a year. An EIN application adds $99, although the IRS issues EINs free.

Bringing an outside company into South Carolina with SC Registered Agent.org

SC Registered Agent.org files the state registration for $199, with South Carolina's $110 fee added. Year one as your registered agent is covered. You bring certificate of existence from the home-state Secretary of State, dated within 30 days.

SC Registered Agent.org next to Mainstay Filing and the rest of the grades

Agent service alone costs $297 over three years with SC Registered Agent.org and $447 with Mainstay Filing, so $150 separates them. Mainstay Filing runs one agent plan that is valid in all fifty states and scans the first three government mailings a year free. The Mainstay Filing package is $199 a year; the SC Registered Agent.org route totals $397 over three years with the agent but without report filing. South Carolina Registered Agent.co, the other South Carolina agent we grade, charges the same $99 a year, and the two grades sit close together.

Quick answers about SC Registered Agent.org

How much is SC Registered Agent.org?

registered agent duty costs $99 a year and the price stays put at renewal. The LLC formation is $199 plus South Carolina's filing fee.

Does SC Registered Agent.org file my yearly report?

South Carolina has no yearly LLC report to send the South Carolina Secretary of State, so nothing recurs apart from keeping the agent on record.

Is SC Registered Agent.org a smart agent for a South Carolina LLC launch?

It is a reasonable pick if the launch is based in South Carolina and you want one steady agent price. Its average score across our South Carolina pages is 9.2.

What do I get with SC Registered Agent.org?

A registered office address in South Carolina, plus scans of served papers delivered to your account.

Will SC Registered Agent.org register an outside company in South Carolina?

Yes, for $199 with South Carolina's fee on top, and the first year as agent comes along.

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Sources and dates

  1. South Carolina registered agent statute, dated October 2026
  2. South Carolina Business Entities Online, dated October 2026
  3. SC Secretary of State, business entity FAQs, dated October 2026
  4. SC Department of Revenue, corporate FAQs, dated October 2026
  5. S.C. Code Title 33, Chapter 44, Uniform Limited Liability Company Act, dated November 2026
  6. From SC Registered Agent.org: home, pricing and service pages, copied November 12, 2026
  7. From Mainstay Filing: South Carolina service pages, copied November 12, 2026