About incorporalia
Much More Than a Business Formation. Your Growth Engine.
At Incorporalia, we don’t just register your company in the United States and hand you a piece of paper. We were founded with the mission of breaking down bureaucratic and technological barriers for entrepreneurs. That is why we combine the legal structure needed to protect your business with the automation and digital marketing platform required to operate it successfully. We are the bridge between your idea and the world’s largest market.
Our Philosophy
From Idea to Invoicing in One Click.
We saw hundreds of brilliant founders get bogged down by legal red tape or waste months trying to set up complex marketing tools. We designed this hybrid model to bring both worlds together. We handle the heavy lifting of U.S. government paperwork and—optionally—hand you the keys to a digital suite that’s ready to run. Starting a business should have always been this simple.
Crossing Borders
Making the U.S. market accessible to any entrepreneur with a laptop, regardless of their country of origin.
Eliminate Technical Friction
End the chaos of paying for 30 different software subscriptions to operate a landing page or CRM.
Absolute Transparency
Break free from the industry's hidden costs. Clear rules, fixed prices, and total control in the user's hands.
MORE THAN BUSINESS FORMATION
Backed by a Real Growth Ecosystem.
Incorporalia is not just business formalization; is part of a group of digital infrastructure and marketing agencies operating across the region. While other platforms leave you with your legal documents, we put at your disposal a multidisciplinary team expert in SEO, lead capture, digital marketing and automation to ensure that your company not only exists, but also makes money.
01
Secure Incorporation and Compliance
The first step toward success. We handle the entire process of formalizing your business in the United States, from registering your LLC or corporation to obtaining your EIN.
02
Cloud Systems and Operations
We provide you with an all-in-one platform optimized for managing your clients, automating workflows, scheduling appointments, and centralizing your communication channels.
03
Website and Sales Funnels
We structure your website and conversion funnels using artificial intelligence and high-impact templates, ensuring a fast, professional user experience.
04
Acceleration and Customer Acquisition
Our ecosystem has agencies specialized in SEO Positioning, Meta and Google ads, lead generation and content strategies for social networks.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Starting a company in the United States can seem complicated, especially if you are getting started from another country. Here, we answer the most common questions about incorporation and the tools available to you for running your business.
Yes. In many cases you can form a company in the United States even if you are not a resident or currently living in the country. Requirements may vary depending on the state and the type of business you want to create.
We primarily help entrepreneurs set up LLCs and corporations in the United States. We guide you through the available options and the requirements specific to the state where you wish to form your company.
Requirements depend on the state and the type of company. Incorporalia can assist you with services related to commercial management and Registered Agent representation when required for your business structure.
The EIN (Employer Identification Number) is the tax identification number of a company before the United States IRS. It may be necessary for activities such as opening a business bank account, hiring employees, and meeting certain tax obligations.
The timeframe depends on the state, the type of entity, and the applicable processing times. Once we receive the necessary information, we will outline the steps and estimated timeframes for your case.
In many cases, it is not necessary to travel to the United States to form a company. The process can be completed remotely, although certain subsequent services—such as some banking procedures—may entail additional requirements set by each institution.
Yes, a U.S. company can use business bank accounts, but each bank sets its own requirements regarding identification, documentation, and eligibility. Incorporalia can help you prepare the necessary structure and documentation to move forward.