Below are our most popular business services and default prices. Most of the time these default prices will apply, but sometimes our quote will be higher or lower depending on the complexity of your matter. Either way, you'll always know what you'll pay before you hire us.
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Create your LLC and protect your personal assets. For a solo owner wanting the most hassle-free way to limit their liability.
Create your LLC, protect your personal assets, and put the agreement between the owners in writing. For owners (up to 4) wanting the most hassle-free way to limit their liability.
Create your corporation and protect your personal assets. For businesses that plan to seek substantial outside investment in the near future.
Protect the value of your brand. For businesses with a unique logo or name that relates to a single class of goods/services.
Protect the value of your brand. For businesses with a unique logo or name that relates to two classes of goods/services.
An important document for LLCs of all sizes. Operating Agreements let you write the rules for running your business and are often required by third parties, such as banks and lenders.
An important document for LLCs of all sizes. Operating Agreements let you write the rules for running your business, including the rights and duties of its owners. They are often required by third parties, such as banks and lenders.
An important document that provides how the corporation will be governed and operated.
A document that governs the rights and obligations between the owners of a corporation.
Terms and Conditions provide the terms that govern your customers' online relationship with your business (i.e., refund policy). A Privacy Policy discloses how a business handles user data and is required by law if the website collects user data.
Create your LLC and protect your personal assets. For a solo owner wanting the most hassle-free way to limit their liability.
Create your LLC, protect your personal assets, and put the agreement between the owners in writing. For owners (up to 4) wanting the most hassle-free way to limit their liability.
Create your corporation and protect your personal assets. For businesses that plan to seek substantial outside investment in the near future.
Protect the value of your brand. For businesses with a unique logo or name that relates to a single class of goods/services.
Protect the value of your brand. For businesses with a unique logo or name that relates to two classes of goods/services.
An important document for LLCs of all sizes. Operating Agreements let you write the rules for running your business and are often required by third parties, such as banks and lenders.
An important document for LLCs of all sizes. Operating Agreements let you write the rules for running your business, including the rights and duties of its owners. They are often required by third parties, such as banks and lenders.
An important document that provides how the corporation will be governed and operated.
A document that governs the rights and obligations between the owners of a corporation.
Terms and Conditions provide the terms that govern your customers' online relationship with your business (i.e., refund policy). A Privacy Policy discloses how a business handles user data and is required by law if the website collects user data.
Clear employment policies and agreements are critical for any business with employees. Ensure your business is prepared to hire employees.
An Employee Manual is essential for any business with employees. It provides a company’s employment policies all in one place.
Protect your business with clear, written agreements between your business and its employees.
Protect your business with clear, written agreements between your business and third parties providing services.
A Master Service Agreement is for those businesses with ongoing project-based relationships. It gives you the protections of a contract, without the need for a new one for each project.
Have an attorney uncover the hidden red flags in your contracts before you sign.
Our pricing depends on the number of pages:
Pages 1-5: $125/page ($500 minimum)
Pages 5-10: $50/page
Pages 10+: $25/page
A Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) prohibits others from sharing your confidential information. Make sure your business ideas and information are protected.
A Licensing Agreement allows you to make money from somebody else's use of your business property (i.e., equipment, trademark, software, etc.) without having to give up ownership.
An agreement to repay money that is backed by something other than real property or stocks/interest (i.e. equipment). Make sure your loan is properly documented.
An agreement to repay money that is backed by stock/interest. Make sure your loan is properly documented.
An agreement to repay money. Make sure your loan is properly documented.
Clear employment policies and agreements are critical for any business with employees. Ensure your business is prepared to hire employees.
An Employee Manual is essential for any business with employees. It provides a company’s employment policies all in one place.
Protect your business with clear, written agreements between your business and its employees.
Protect your business with clear, written agreements between your business and third parties providing services.
A Master Service Agreement is for those businesses with ongoing project-based relationships. It gives you the protections of a contract, without the need for a new one for each project.
Have an attorney uncover the hidden red flags in your contracts before you sign.
Our pricing depends on the number of pages:
Pages 1-5: $125/page ($500 minimum)
Pages 5-10: $50/page
Pages 10+: $25/page
A Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) prohibits others from sharing your confidential information. Make sure your business ideas and information are protected.
A Licensing Agreement allows you to make money from somebody else's use of your business property (i.e., equipment, trademark, software, etc.) without having to give up ownership.
An agreement to repay money that is backed by something other than real property or stocks/interest (i.e. equipment). Make sure your loan is properly documented.
An agreement to repay money that is backed by stock/interest. Make sure your loan is properly documented.
An agreement to repay money. Make sure your loan is properly documented.
Selling a business through an asset sale means selling all or substantially all of the assets of the business, as opposed to the ownership interest (i.e. stock). This provides flexibility for buyers and sellers and is often the preferred method for buyers. This package only applies to business sales with a purchase price that is less than $1 million.
Selling a corporation through a stock sale means selling all of the ownership interest in the corporation (i.e. stock). This provides less flexibility than an asset sale but is often preferred by sellers and businesses with special licenses. This package only applies to business sales with a purchase price that is less than $1 million.
Selling an LLC through an interest sale means selling all of the ownership interest in the LLC (i.e. membership interest). This provides less flexibility than an asset sale but is often preferred by sellers and businesses with special licenses. This package only applies to business sales with a purchase price that is less than $1 million.
A Letter of Intent (LOI) allows you to nail down the deal points before committing to close the deal. It also can give you peace of mind by preventing the other party from negotiating the same deal with others while you figure out the finer details.
Selling a business through an asset sale means selling all or substantially all of the assets of the business, as opposed to the ownership interest (i.e. stock). This provides flexibility for buyers and sellers and is often the preferred method for buyers. This package only applies to business sales with a purchase price that is less than $1 million.
Selling a corporation through a stock sale means selling all of the ownership interest in the corporation (i.e. stock). This provides less flexibility than an asset sale but is often preferred by sellers and businesses with special licenses. This package only applies to business sales with a purchase price that is less than $1 million.
Selling an LLC through an interest sale means selling all of the ownership interest in the LLC (i.e. membership interest). This provides less flexibility than an asset sale but is often preferred by sellers and businesses with special licenses. This package only applies to business sales with a purchase price that is less than $1 million.
A Letter of Intent (LOI) allows you to nail down the deal points before committing to close the deal. It also can give you peace of mind by preventing the other party from negotiating the same deal with others while you figure out the finer details.
