Bizee vs ZenBusiness (2027): Which Is Better?

The short version

Pick Bizee if you want the cheaper first year and a free year of registered agent. Pick ZenBusiness if you want faster filing on its paid plan and compliance filings bundled in. Both have strong customer scores. All prices on this page exclude the state filing fee.

Cost: year one and year two

This assumes you need a registered agent, an EIN and an operating agreement.

	Bizee	ZenBusiness
Cheapest path	Basic $0 + $70 EIN + $99 operating agreement	Pro $199
Registered agent	Free year one, then $149/yr	$199/yr
Year one	$169 (or Standard $199)	$398
Year two	$149	$398 with Pro, $199 without

Bizee's packages are one-time fees, and its agent is free for a year, then $149 (Bizee registered agent). The EIN costs $70 and the operating agreement $99 on Basic; Standard includes both (Bizee order form).

ZenBusiness Pro is $199 and renews at $199 a year, with the agent at $199 a year (ZenBusiness pricing). Its agent page offers $99 for the first year (ZenBusiness registered agent), which disagrees with the LLC page.

What's included

Bizee Standard ($199) includes the EIN, the operating agreement, an S-Corp election filing and compliance alerts (Bizee). Annual report filing is a paid extra. Bizee Premium ($299) adds expedited filing, contracts, a domain, email and a first-year phone number.

ZenBusiness Pro includes 1-day processing, Worry-Free Compliance (annual reports plus up to 2 amendments a year), an operating agreement template, the EIN and a logo kit (ZenBusiness compliance). Its $0 Starter gets a free first year of annual report filing.

Speed is Bizee's weak spot. It quotes 4 to 6 weeks in total on Basic, about 2 weeks on Standard and about 4 days on Premium. ZenBusiness takes 1 day on Pro and 7 to 10 business days on Starter, and those times leave out the state's own processing (ZenBusiness pricing).

Renewals, refunds and cancelling

Bizee refunds only until your fees go to the state, usually within 24 hours. You can cancel only through the order hold link in your confirmation email, not by phone or email (Bizee cancellation). Its agent renews yearly unless you switch agents and tell Bizee, and the renewal is billed by its agent partner, such as LegalInc.

ZenBusiness advertises 60 days on formation plans, but its terms make a bundled order nonrefundable once any part is filed with the government (ZenBusiness terms). All its subscriptions auto-renew, including a website trial preselected at checkout at $15 a month after 30 days.

Customers rate both well: Bizee 4.8/5 from 26,442 Trustpilot reviews (Trustpilot), ZenBusiness 4.8/5 from 33,239 (Trustpilot).

Which one to choose

Choose Bizee if you can wait a few weeks and want to spend $169 to $199 in year one and $149 after. Keep the confirmation email, since its hold link is your only way to cancel.

Choose ZenBusiness if you need the LLC fast or want annual reports filed for you. You will pay about $200 more in year one for it.