The Annual Number Exists. It Just Never Appears on a Screen.

Get registered agent representation in Nevada for $99 annually. The price covers the registered office address, same-day scanning of legal documents, and state-deadline alerts.

The bias here is not subtle: Nevada Registered Agent.co charges $99 a year and this page is a pitch. Swyft Filings' rate is theirs, published by them, recorded during a July 2026 check.

Two Fair Points Before the Complaint

Their rate does not change after year one. No introductory figure, no expiring promotion, no tier that quietly costs more later. Consistency counts and we will not pretend otherwise.

And quarterly charges are individually small. For a business managing cash tightly, four smaller debits can be genuinely easier to absorb than one larger one.

The Figure Nobody Shows You

Swyft Filings prices the agent seat at $149 for each quarter.

  • One quarter: $149
  • One year: about $596
  • Three years: about $1,788

None of that is concealed. It is just never totaled, because a signup flow priced by the quarter has no reason to display a twelve-month sum. We display it because it is the number a buyer needs.

Ours, for the same period: $99, $99, and $297.

Set It Against What Nevada Charges

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Nevada is an expensive state to keep a company in, which is exactly why the comparison is worth making.

The State Business License required by NRS 76.100 costs an LLC $200 a year. The Annual List of Managers or Managing Members adds $150. Between them, $350 to the Secretary of State annually, due at the close of your anniversary month.

Now put the agent line beside those. At roughly $596, agent service would be the single largest recurring compliance cost your Nevada company carries, nearly three times the business license and well past the state's entire annual take. A support function priced above the government that requires it is a sign to check the arithmetic.

One correction to any impression of cheapness on our side: BetterLegal advertises $90 a year, which beats $99 by nine dollars.

Leaving Swyft in Nevada

One statement of change, the incoming agent's acceptance on the same sheet, and $60 payable to the Secretary of State, on paper or online. Our change of agent page has the walkthrough.

The sequencing point deserves its own line: get the new appointment in place first. Swyft holds your record until Nevada processes the change, which means signing up here before you cancel produces an overlap, not a gap. There is no moment when your entity is unrepresented, and no window where a process server can deliver papers to an address nobody is monitoring.

Against a difference of roughly $497 a year, that $60 clears in a matter of weeks.

$99, Once a Year

  • A Nevada address doing the public work, with yours kept out of the record
  • Service of process turned into a file and emailed within the same working day
  • Warning before the anniversary month deadline, ahead of the $350 the state expects and the $175 it charges when the date slips
  • A permanent document archive you can open whenever you want
  • Non-legal mail imaged and forwarded at $15 apiece, listed here in advance
  • No quarterly cycle, no tier above this one, no menu at checkout

Closing

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Four invoices a year, each larger than our one, buying the same statutory seat. Nevada charges $60 to change your mind about that.

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