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Wyoming Registered Agent Services vs Northwest Registered Agent — Deluxe

Wyoming Registered Agent Services is $89 cheaper for the first year: $150 against $239 at Northwest Registered Agent — Deluxe. Each year after, Wyoming Registered Agent Services costs $85 against $185. Over five years Wyoming Registered Agent Services is $489 cheaper. Wyoming Registered Agent Services does not obtain the EIN for you; Northwest Registered Agent — Deluxe does.

Year one is the provider's fee, the registered agent and the state's filing fee; each year after is any recurring fee, the agent renewal and the state's annual charge. Every figure this site holds on both products is below, side by side. Of 11, 7 differ; those rows carry a rule and the rest are left quiet.

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Wyoming Registered Agent Services

Wyoming Registered Agent Services

How this score is calculatedRubric 2026.1. Each criterion scores 0–5 from verified attributes, then is weighted. Nothing here is entered by hand.
CriterionWeightScorePoints
Year-one total cost40%5.002.00
Annual cost thereafter60%5.003.00
Total100%5.0

Excellent tier. Weights are published on the methodology page; a change to any of them is a rubric version bump, not a silent edit.

The cheapest route in the table by a wide margin: $25 to file, $25 for the first year of registered agent service, and $25 a year after that, plus the state's fee. Nothing else is included — no EIN service, so a non-resident applies to the IRS directly (free, by phone or fax), and it forms Wyoming companies only. It quotes the state fee at $103, the online figure; the state figure here is the Secretary of State's $100.

Who this suits

  • Founders keeping the company past its first year. At $85 a year it is the least expensive here to keep standing, and that figure repeats for as long as the company exists.

  • Founders who want the least cash out of pocket to get started — $150 covers the service, the registered agent and the state's own filing fee for year one.

  • Founders who want the setup cost to end after year one. The formation fee is charged once rather than renewed annually.

Who it doesn’t

No verified figure in this table counts against this product. We don't manufacture a drawback to balance the page.

Northwest Registered Agent

Northwest Registered Agent — Deluxe

How this score is calculatedRubric 2026.1. Each criterion scores 0–5 from verified attributes, then is weighted. Nothing here is entered by hand.
CriterionWeightScorePoints
Year-one total cost40%4.671.87
Annual cost thereafter60%4.612.77
Total100%4.6

Excellent tier. Weights are published on the methodology page; a change to any of them is a rubric version bump, not a silent edit.

A one-time formation fee with the registered agent free for the first year, which makes it the cheapest route here on both horizons. The Deluxe tier is priced rather than Basic because Basic omits the EIN, and a non-resident founder cannot open anything without one.

Who this suits

  • Founders who want the setup cost to end after year one. The formation fee is charged once rather than renewed annually.

Who it doesn’t

No verified figure in this table counts against this product. We don't manufacture a drawback to balance the page.

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Points Architect. "Wyoming Registered Agent Services vs Northwest Registered Agent — Deluxe: verified comparison." Rubric 2026.1. Verified Sep 2026. https://pointsarchitect.com/compare/wyoming-registered-agent-services-vs-northwest-registered-agent

BibTeX

@misc{pointsarchitect-compare-wyoming-registered-agent-services-vs-northwest-registered-agent,
  title        = {Wyoming Registered Agent Services vs Northwest Registered Agent — Deluxe: verified comparison},
  author       = {{Points Architect}},
  year         = {2026},
  howpublished = {\url{https://pointsarchitect.com/compare/wyoming-registered-agent-services-vs-northwest-registered-agent}},
  note         = {Verified Sep 2026; rubric 2026.1}
}

Canonical URL https://pointsarchitect.com/compare/wyoming-registered-agent-services-vs-northwest-registered-agent. Every row in the attribute table has its own anchor, so a single fee can be cited without citing the whole record.