Updated October 6, 2026 · 6 services tested
We tested 6 registered agent services for Wyoming. Northwest Registered Agent is our pick: $125 first year, then $125/yr.
By Jon Morgan · Fact-checked by Jon Tobin, Business Attorney · How we test
Northwest Registered Agent
$125 first year, then $125/yrFree first year with its $39 LLCGet Northwest's agent service (opens in a new tab)
ZenBusiness
$99 first year, then $199/yrHalf price in year one when you switch to ZenBusiness (state fee extra)See ZenBusiness agent plan (opens in a new tab)
Harbor Compliance
$99 first year, then $159/yrFor new customersSee Harbor Compliance agent plan (opens in a new tab)Prices checked October 6, 2026.
We compared registered-agent pricing, documented features, and account observations for Wyoming founders. Our tests covered different service steps by provider, including LLC formation and active-agent account access where available.
Northwest Registered Agent remains our top pick. ZenBusiness ranks second at 4.7/5 for its guided platform and stronger public customer-review score, while Harbor Compliance ranks third at 4.6/5 and remains a strong option for multi-state compliance.
Use the renewal column when you compare these six, since that figure is what actually lands on your bill from year two onward.
| Service | Agent price | RA bundled with formation | Service features | Score | Compare offers |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $125 first year, then $125/yrFree first year with its $39 LLC | Yes (free first year with formation) | • Wyoming activation form handled correctly • Forms Library stocks state-specific paperwork • Registered address stays fixed after a move | 4.9 | Get agent service (opens in a new tab) |
| $99 first year, then $199/yrHalf price in year one when you switch to ZenBusiness (state fee extra) | No (separately purchased; discounted first year with formation) | • Phone and live chat visible throughout checkout • Nothing pre-selected without an active choice • Kept separate from the compliance-monitoring tool | 4.7 | See plan (opens in a new tab) |
| $99 first year, then $159/yrFor new customers | No | • Well-established track record since 2012 • Sold standalone, no formation package needed • Entity Manager tracks every state entities use | 4.6 | See plan (opens in a new tab) |
 | $249 first year, then $249/yr | No | • Licenses-and-permits report tracks expirations • AI-assisted contract review comes standard • Long-established national formation brand | 4.4 | See plan (opens in a new tab) |
 | $149 first year, then $149/yrFree first year with a Bizee LLC | Yes (free first year with formation) | • Free for the entire opening twelve months • Dashboard status updates visible without contacting support • Dedicated phone support window posted before checkout | 4.3 | See plan (opens in a new tab) |
 | $50 first year, then $50/yrYear one included in its $203 Wyoming LLC package | No | • Lowest sticker price on this entire page • Same-day scanning from its own in-state office • No Price Hikes promise on this rate | 3.9 | See plan (opens in a new tab) |
Prices checked October 6, 2026.
Refund: 90 days
Northwest Registered Agent states most states get instant activation once payment clears. Wyoming customers hit one extra checkpoint the company doesn't apply anywhere else on its roster of states.
Its Forms Library lists the entity's own state-specific filing forms, including a Change of Registered Agent form, so a switch doesn't require hunting through the Secretary of State's own site.
The company also states its own registered address never changes even if it relocates within a state. That keeps a customer's own address off the Wyoming public record from the day of filing forward.
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Refund: 60 days
ZenBusiness's checkout keeps a phone number and live chat option visible on every screen, plus a back button that lets a customer revisit an earlier step at any point.
Nothing extra gets pre-selected anywhere in that flow. A customer has to actively choose this service before anything gets added to the order.
This registered agent service stays a separate purchase from ZenBusiness's Worry-Free Compliance tool, which instead tracks a compliance score and files annual reports and amendments.
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Harbor Compliance has run this service since 2012. It sells the service alone to self-filers, or paired with a foreign-registration, formation, or change-of-agent order.
Every purchase includes same-day scanning, direct state integration through its Entity Manager tool, and cloud storage for filed documents.
Its own team confirmed deadline handling stays reminder-only by default. The managed filing option, once set up, reuses an entity's stored details in every state where it operates.
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Refund: 60 days
LegalZoom's Compliance section offers something different: a licenses-and-permits report from a short questionnaire that tracks expirations over time. Registered agent service never came up as an option in our tested checkout.
Its Documents section instead runs AI contract analysis on uploaded paperwork. That tool reviews agreements. It does not receive service of process.
United States Corporation Agents, Inc. handles this role. LegalZoom owns that company outright, and no separate renewal figure gets published, so the opening year's rate just continues each year after.
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Refund: Before state payment
Bizee's dashboard showed our registered agent status as "Processing" right after formation finished. Correspondence sent there afterward, per Bizee's own stated policy, gets uploaded into a dedicated tab inside the account.
Phone support runs Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 6 PM Central, the same window our final order review screen displayed before we paid.
The first year ships free with every formation order, itemized as its own line on the confirmation email rather than folded into one combined total.
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Best Wyoming Registered Agent LLC operates from Sheridan and makes a "No Price Hikes" promise. This service stays at one flat yearly rate for good.
Its own site promises real-time delivery the moment something arrives. The Sheridan office stands in on the public filing instead of a customer's home address.
A handful of other services ride along with the core product too, on top of the narrow registered-agent duty itself.
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Our testing methodology combines provider research with account observations where access was available.
The ZenBusiness test purchased LLC formation only, without activating its paid registered-agent service; the Harbor Compliance assessment covered direct Q&A and a pricing and signup-wizard walkthrough without a paid order.
We average six numeric categories equally to calculate each overall score, rounding the result to one decimal place. The separate Wyoming Fit subsection adds context and is not a seventh numeric score.
ZenBusiness's six scores average 4.700/5; Harbor Compliance's average 4.633/5, giving displayed overall scores of 4.7 and 4.6, respectively.
This category spreads the widest of any measure on this roster, from the strongest score straight down to the weakest.
Northwest Registered Agent tops the group outright, and ZenBusiness sits one tier below it. The local Best Wyoming Registered Agent LLC trails the rest of the roster here.
Renewal price matters more than the signup discount when comparing recurring costs. Harbor Compliance renews at $159 per year, compared with ZenBusiness at $199 per year, so Harbor earns the higher Price score: 4.7 versus 4.6.
Their current introductory rates both start at $99. Compare the final checkout total and any formation or multi-year conditions before deciding how much the first year will cost.
Northwest Registered Agent has the highest Features score at 4.8, while ZenBusiness and Harbor Compliance each score 4.7. Northwest's forms library and handling of agent-change paperwork add practical value beyond receiving documents.
Harbor Compliance's Entity Manager stands out for tracking registrations in multiple states, while ZenBusiness provides guided account tools through Velo. Those different strengths may matter more to an individual owner than the small numerical gap.
Northwest Registered Agent and Harbor Compliance share the highest Privacy and Security score at 4.9, while ZenBusiness scores 4.7.
We considered documented address-use policies and secure document handling alongside the account observations available to us.
An agent's address can replace a personal address in the registered-agent field, but it does not remove information required elsewhere on state filings.
ZenBusiness explicitly limits its agent address to legal and state mail, rather than general business correspondence.
Northwest Registered Agent and Harbor Compliance each score 4.9 for Compliance Alerts, while ZenBusiness scores 4.6. We considered the clarity and availability of deadline reminders; managed filing services, when offered, may carry a separate charge.
Public customer reviews are one input in our comparison, alongside service features and account observations. ZenBusiness earns a 4.8 User Ratings score; Harbor Compliance earns 3.9.
These are editorial category scores derived from the review snapshot checked on October 2, 2026, rather than ratings of a state-specific office.
ZenBusiness's score combines Trustpilot's 4.8/5 from 32,767 reviews and BBB's 4.04/5 from 817 customer reviews, weighted by review count. The result is 4.78/5, rounded to 4.8.
Harbor Compliance's score uses Trustpilot's 3.1/5 from 53 reviews, BBB's 1.0/5 from 8 customer reviews, and Birdeye's 4.2/5 from 245 Google reviews. The same weighting gives 3.93/5, rounded to 3.9.
Review counts and invitation practices differ across platforms, so these samples are not directly comparable measures of service quality.
BBB customer-review averages are separate from its business letter grades; Harbor's own site also reports a separate Google sample of 4.3/5 from 212 reviews.
Wyoming's own rule stands out from several sibling states in one clear way: it actually splits registered agents into commercial and noncommercial categories, the same real distinction Washington and Washington, D.C. draw into their own codes.
A Commercial Registered Agent representing more than ten businesses registers separately with the state each year, while a noncommercial agent serves without that extra step.
Wyoming's own Annual Report tax works as a floor-plus-alternative: nearly every small LLC on this page pays the flat baseline, with the asset-based math only taking over once a company's in-state holdings grow well past what a typical reader here has to worry about.
Switching agents here is also unusually affordable next to the sibling states in this fleet, among the cheapest paperwork fees on this page's entire roster of states.
Standalone annual rates among these providers start at $50 and reach about $249 per year, excluding quarterly billing, prepaid discounts and paid membership requirements.
ZenBusiness starts at $99 and renews at $199; Harbor Compliance starts at $99 and renews at $159.
That range has nothing to do with Wyoming's own Annual Report license tax. The Secretary of State collects that charge from every LLC no matter which registered agent it hires.
A Wyoming resident or an authorized business entity can also take on this role personally at no cost at all, provided the eligibility rule is met.
Readers weighing a complete LLC formation package instead of registered agent service alone can check our Wyoming LLC services guide, tested the same hands-on way.
Wyoming's rule for who can serve follows its own statute, corroborated by the Secretary of State's own published guidance. Here's the full list of what applies to every provider on this page.
Yes, Wyoming law requires it. The agent needs a genuine street address in the state, and the requirement runs continuously, not just at formation.
Two categories qualify: an adult resident of Wyoming, or any business entity already authorized to operate in the state.
Yes. Living in Wyoming with a real street address, one where you're actually available to sign for documents, is all it takes.
Standalone annual rates on this list start at $50 and reach about $249, excluding prepaid discounts, with first-year promotions starting at $99.
A paper filing naming the new agent goes to the Secretary of State's Business Division, along with the $5 fee this specific paperwork carries.
Yes, due the first day of the LLC's own formation-anniversary month. The license tax runs $60 or a small share of in-state assets, whichever is greater.
What actually separated these six providers was renewal cost and how much extra friction each signup process added, not privacy, since every one of them keeps a customer's home address off Wyoming's public record.
Northwest Registered Agent is the pick for the widest lead across the registry's six scored categories, not just one standout feature.
For anyone running entities beyond Wyoming alone, Harbor Compliance is our third overall choice and a specialist option for tracking compliance across multiple states.
Anyone shopping on price alone should look straight at Best Wyoming Registered Agent LLC. Its $50 yearly rate is the floor of this entire roster, backed by a real Sheridan office rather than a virtual one.
ZenBusiness is our second overall choice at 4.7/5, combining guided account tools with the stronger public customer-review score.
Harbor Compliance ranks third at 4.6/5 and is still the specialist pick for owners tracking compliance across multiple states.
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Our verdict
$125 first year, then $125/yr. 90-day money-back guarantee.
Prices checked October 6, 2026.