Your #1 Online Business Formation Resource

Inc and Go's mission is to enable everyday Americans to start a successful business by guiding them through the process of initial formation and setup.

Our Research

The Growth of Minority Small-Business Owners

Exploring how minority groups fare in today’s workforce, how many are looking to start a business, and the roadblocks in their way to becoming business owners.

Andrey Doichev May 5, 2022

Experiences to Have Before Starting Your Own Business

Inc and Go explored educational backgrounds and work experiences of business owners to see what experiences are important for entrepreneurship.

Andrey Doichev May 4, 2022

Outlooks on Overworking

1,001 full-time employees reflect on American work culture, revealing why, how, and how often they overwork, and how those habits impact them.

Andrey Doichev May 6, 2022

Latest Guides

Cost to Form an LLC in Connecticut

Amy Grover, Attorney May 18, 2022

Cost to Form an LLC in Illinois

Matthew Carter, Esq. May 15, 2022

Cost to Form an LLC in Colorado

Amy Grover, Attorney May 14, 2022

Cost to Form an LLC in Washington

Amy Grover, Attorney May 11, 2022

Cost to Form an LLC in Georgia

Matthew Carter, Esq. May 10, 2022

Cost to Form an LLC in New York

Matthew Carter, Esq. May 6, 2022

How We Do It

We create and provide free easy-to-read resources that educate first-time founders on topics related to business formation. We answer questions, such as:

  • How do I start an LLC?
  • What is a Registered Agent?
  • What is the best LLC formation service?

Aside from personal anecdotes and service reviews, the information we present is publicly available and sourced from official government websites. Publicly available, however, does not equate to easily accessible.

Anybody who has had to deal with governmental institutions will know how frustratingly difficult it can be to get the instructions that really matter.

Our principle has always been to answer your questions as if we were speaking with a dear friend. We are guided by four priorities:

1. Get straight to the point

We invest a lot of time and effort to ensure guides you read get straight to the point. No time-wasting word padding, dragged-out intros, or clickbait; just answers.

2. Use everyday language

We never use legalese, and we avoid complex terminology whenever possible. No matter how complicated the topic is, we find a way to educate you in plain English.

3. Be accurate and current

Laws and regulations change often. Our authors are experienced attorneys who regularly update the articles you read in response. We do our absolute best to provide accurate and up-to-date information for you.

4. Recommend responsibly

We understand the impact we have on your business and are mindful of this responsibility. We commit to only recommend services, products, and courses of action that we truly believe are beneficial to your entrepreneurial journey.

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