Vermont Bills an LLC $45 and a Corporation $60. Rocket Lawyer Bills $125 Whatever You Are.

Where we stand. Vermont Registered Agent.co holds Vermont agent appointments for $99 a year. Rocket Lawyer holds them for $125. This page was written by the $99 side and we earn money if you move, so weigh it accordingly. The Rocket Lawyer figures are from Rocket Lawyer's own published pages, July 2026, unchanged.

The Flat Price Is Honest

$125 a year for registered agent service, and it is $125 on every membership tier. No level hides a cheaper version. No promotional first year expires into something larger.

In a market built on teaser rates, that is worth saying out loud. Rocket Lawyer is not doing anything sneaky with the number.

The platform is also real. Templates, stored agreements, attorney access. Businesses use those things and get value from them.

Vermont Charges by What You Actually Are

Now the contrast that makes this page worth reading.

Vermont does not hand every business the same bill or the same deadline. It sorts you first, then prices you.

Formation happens to be $155 for either a domestic LLC or a domestic corporation, so Vermont is not distinguishing everywhere. But the recurring obligation, the one that comes back annually and can end your company if you miss it, is priced and scheduled according to what you chose to be and where you were formed. A corporation gets two weeks less runway than an LLC. An out-of-state LLC pays nearly four times what a Vermont one pays.

That is a state doing careful work at the level of the individual entity.

Rocket Lawyer's agent price, by contrast, is $125 whether you are a two-member Vermont LLC that needs an address and nothing else, or a company genuinely using contract templates every week. Same figure at every tier is admirable as pricing. It is less admirable as a fit. If the subscription is being used, the money makes sense. If what you need is a Vermont street address, someone standing behind it, and fast scans, you are paying for a platform in order to run one narrow feature of it.

The Narrow Feature, Priced Narrowly

$99 a year, and here is the whole of it: our Vermont street address occupying the public agent line so yours does not appear, served papers imaged and forwarded to you inside the working day they land, a permanent document archive in your portal, and reminders timed to your own report window rather than to a date that applies to somebody else.

We will skip the superlative. A $90 rate exists on this market, published by BetterLegal, and it sits under our number. The claim we can defend is that $99 falls within the cheaper published Vermont prices, which is smaller and true.

Over five years: $625 to Rocket Lawyer, $495 to us, for a duty Vermont defines identically in both cases.

Dropping Rocket Lawyer as Your Vermont Agent

A single $35 filing called a Statement of Change, filed electronically with Vermont's Business Services Division, with no paper form and therefore no form number to look up. The change of agent page covers it field by field, and we give enrolled customers the exact details to enter.

One warning specific to subscriptions. Your agent appointment lives in Vermont's public record. Your Rocket Lawyer membership lives in a contract with Rocket Lawyer. Ending the second does nothing to the first. Cancel the membership while their name is still on the state's agent line and Vermont will keep directing lawsuits to a company you no longer have a relationship with. File first, confirm the record has changed, then cancel.

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