Alaska, mapped in figures
27th
of 50 states on the yearly state bill
Alaska: the ranked providers
The order follows five criteria described in the
method: three-year provider charges (36%), filings covered (24%), renewal price, match to Alaska rules and fee labeling.
Top of the chart
1. Mainstay Filing: best for businesses planning to spread out
Year one $149, year two $149
Why Mainstay Filing is placed first: $149 per year, no step up at renewal, and the same price on every state's map.
Alaska Registered Agent.co is $150 lower over three years, and coverage is the criterion that pulls the other way.
Price covers
- A physical address on the public record
- Court papers or notices served on the company are scanned the same business day, with no fee
- Mail from government offices is scanned free, up to three pieces each year
- Not just for LLCs: corporations, LPs, LLPs and nonprofits can use it
Upside
- $149 per year, level at renewal
- Any state, one price
Downside
- A yearly premium of $50 over Alaska Registered Agent.co
- The agent role only; you send in the reports
Regional pick
2. Alaska Registered Agent.co: best for founders who live in Alaska
Year one $99, year two $99
Just behind comes Alaska Registered Agent.co, where a local agent at $99 per year whose street address goes on the public record.
Price covers
- An address inside the state for the registered office
- Scanned copies of legal notices appear online
Upside
- $99 yearly, no increase
- Beneath Mainstay Filing on yearly price
Downside
- Alaska and nothing else
- You send in the biennial report yourself
Regional pick
3. AK Registered Agent.org: best for Alaska businesses that stay put
Year one $99, year two $99
Just behind comes AK Registered Agent.org, where a local agent at $99 per year whose street address goes on the public record.
Price for price it equals Alaska Registered Agent.co.
Price covers
- An address inside the state for the registered office
- Scanned copies of legal notices appear online
Upside
- $99 yearly, no increase
- Beneath Mainstay Filing on yearly price
Downside
- Alaska and nothing else
- You send in the biennial report yourself
Alaska providers on one chart
Company price pages, seen November 12, 2026. Naming a different agent does not change what Alaska charges.
Upkeep budget
Each agent's price is added to the state charges that repeat (the biennial report from year two). The formation fee is not part of the total.
Alaska and the states beside it on the chart
The registered agent requirement here
Every LLC must name a registered agent with an in-state street address. The registered office needs a physical Alaska address. A P.O. box can be given only as a separate mailing address.
Who may be named: An Alaska resident whose business office is the registered office, or a corporation authorized to do business in Alaska whose business office is the registered office. The rule comes from Alaska Stat. § 10.50.055.
Keeping a Alaska LLC going, 2026
The state writes to your registered agent about the biennial report, which costs $100 every two years and is due January 2 of the filing year.
Why Mainstay Filing leads
For Alaska, the criterion that decided it was requirements handled, at 24%.
Reach moved it ahead of Alaska Registered Agent.co.
Questions answered
Is a registered agent required for every Alaska LLC?
Yes. Every LLC must name a registered agent with an in-state street address.
Who qualifies as the registered agent for a Alaska LLC?
An Alaska resident whose business office is the registered office, or a corporation authorized to do business in Alaska whose business office is the registered office.
How much does Alaska registered agent service run each year?
Allow $99 to $149 each year.
What does the state bill an LLC every year?
$50 per year by our yearly measure, which is the biennial report ($100 every two years).
Which registered agents does this chart rank?
Mainstay Filing ($149 a year), Alaska Registered Agent.co ($99 a year) and AK Registered Agent.org ($99 a year), in the sequence of the chart.
Which registered agent should I use?
Rank Mainstay Filing first and Alaska Registered Agent.co and AK Registered Agent.org after it; the deciding factor is requirements handled.
Where each number comes from
- Seen August 2026 regarding Alaska Department of Commerce, Community, and Economic Development: commerce.alaska.gov
- Seen August 2026 regarding Alaska Department of Commerce, Community, and Economic Development: commerce.alaska.gov
- Seen August 2026 regarding Alaska report due date: commerce.alaska.gov
- Seen August 2026 regarding Alaska Stat. §§ 10.50.070, 10.50.075: akleg.gov
- Seen October 2026 regarding Kansas Form ILC, Information Report: sos.ks.gov
- Seen October 2026 regarding Vermont Secretary of State fee schedule, Annual Report: sos.vermont.gov
- Seen August 2026 regarding North Dakota Secretary of State, Business Division: sos.nd.gov
- Seen August 2026 regarding North Dakota Secretary of State, Business Division: sos.nd.gov
- Seen October 2026 regarding Virginia yearly filing: Recurring filing, official source: law.lis.virginia.gov
- Seen October 2026 regarding Virginia yearly filing: Recurring filing, official source: scc.virginia.gov
- Mainstay Filing: Alaska service page as the company showed it on November 12, 2026
- Alaska Registered Agent.co: pricing page as the company showed it on November 12, 2026
- AK Registered Agent.org: pricing page as the company showed it on November 12, 2026