A Kentucky Renewal Price You Can Read Before You Buy

You are reading a competitor's page. Kentucky Registered Agent.co wants the appointment Inc Authority is currently holding, and charges $99 a year for it. Our entire case is that a published price beats an unpublished one, which means fabricating a number would be self-defeating. We have not fabricated one.

Year One Is Free and That Is Not a Trick

Buy formation from Inc Authority and the agent seat comes at zero for twelve months. We poked at that the way a rival would. Setup charge? None found. A term quietly shorter than advertised? No. Value clawed back through some neighboring line item? Nothing we could identify.

A new Kentucky company watching its opening balance gets a year of a legal requirement for free. That is good for the buyer and we are not going to spin it otherwise.

Year Two Is Blank

Then the comparison runs out of data.

July 2026, three places checked and three blanks: the package tiers, the help articles, the home page. No second-year figure in any of them. The evidence points to the price appearing at checkout or on a sales call, which is a decision somebody made rather than an accident.

We are not going to estimate it and neither should any page you read. The objection holds without a number anyway. Kentucky requires an agent in the record for as long as the entity is registered, so the renewal price, whatever it is, is the amount that governs this line over the whole life of the company. You have been shown the smaller half of the decision.

Kentucky Caps Your Downside at Ten Dollars

There is a genuine consolation here, and it is specific to this state.

An unknown renewal price is only dangerous if leaving is expensive or slow. In Kentucky it is neither. Moving your agent costs $10 and one filing, there is no waiting period, no filing season, and nothing about your current provider's contract can hold the state record hostage. Whatever number eventually appears on that invoice, your response costs ten dollars.

That is worth knowing before the renewal lands, not after. Owners tend to accept a surprise price because unwinding it feels like a project. In Kentucky it is not a project.

Contrast a state where changing agents costs real money and takes weeks. There the leverage belongs to whoever currently holds the appointment, and an unpublished renewal is genuinely dangerous. Kentucky hands nobody that leverage.

Our Number, In Advance

$99 this year. $99 in year six. Both printed on the pricing page before you spend anything. No introductory rate, no tier above the one you bought, and no second conversation about price in year three.

Same business day, scanned and posted, for anything a process server delivers, with an email alert attached. Our Kentucky street address on the public filing instead of yours. One product at checkout and nothing suggested alongside it.

Our $99 ranks near the bottom of Kentucky annual pricing without being the bottom. BetterLegal's $90 is. Anyone shopping strictly on sticker should go and look at that, and we would rather say so than let silence imply otherwise.

Leaving Inc Authority While Kentucky Still Costs Ten Dollars

Kentucky's exit document is a Statement of Change of Registered Agent and Office. The form list labels it RAC. It is delivered to the Kentucky Secretary of State along with $10. Paper or FastTrack, the state's online system, both work, and the online route confirms immediately.

Get the new agent in place first. The record should never read blank, and Kentucky requires the incoming agent's written consent in any case, so the correct sequence costs you no extra effort. File any business day you like, including one inside the free year. Our Kentucky change guide has the details.

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