Updated September 5, 2026. Quick answer: Rocket Lawyer does not sell LLC formation as a one-time purchase. It bundles a free filing (state fees excluded) into a legal-services membership priced $149 to $349 a year (billed monthly at $12.41 to $29.08), with a 7-day free trial on every tier. A standalone registered agent add-on is $125 a year, and an additional entity registered under the same membership is $99. BBB.org rates Rocket Lawyer A+, accredited since December 6, 2006.
Rocket Lawyer at a glance
| Fact | What the company’s own pages say |
|---|---|
| Standard membership | $149/year ($12.41/month billed yearly) |
| Plus membership | $249/year ($20.75/month billed yearly), the site’s Most Popular tier |
| Pro membership | $349/year ($29.08/month billed yearly) |
| LLC filing itself | Free with an active membership; state and government fees excluded |
| Registered agent (standalone) | $125/year; whether a free first year comes bundled with formation is not stated on the pages we read |
| Other add-ons | EIN $70; DBA $100; annual report $100; articles of dissolution $125; a 30-minute attorney consult $149, a 60-minute consult $249 |
| BBB rating (BBB.org, verified September 5, 2026) | A+, accredited since December 6, 2006 |
The membership model, not a one-time price
Every tier requires an ongoing membership; there is no path to a Rocket Lawyer LLC filing without one. The 7-day free trial covers the sign-up, but the membership itself keeps billing monthly or annually afterward, and the “free” LLC filing only stays free for as long as the membership does.
Add-on costs once you’re inside
Beyond the membership itself, Rocket Lawyer’s pricing page lists per-item charges for an EIN, a DBA, an annual report, and articles of dissolution, plus attorney consultation time billed by the half hour. None of these figures depend on which membership tier you hold; they’re the same add-on prices across Standard, Plus, and Pro.
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- Read the figures above against the company’s own current pricing page; prices in this category change without much notice.
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Bottom line
This is a reasonable fit if you want ongoing attorney-consult access bundled with your formation and expect to use it more than once. It is a poor fit if you only want the cheapest possible one-time filing, since the membership keeps billing after the LLC is formed.
Sources
- Rocket Lawyer membership pricing: https://www.rocketlawyer.com/pricing
- Rocket Lawyer LLC formation and filing page: https://rocketlawyer.com/business-and-contracts/starting-a-business/form-an-llc/filing/limited-liability-company
- BBB.org listing for Rocket Lawyer Incorporated: https://www.bbb.org/us/ca/san-francisco/profile/legal-forms/rocket-lawyer-1116-143904
Methodology. This page was materially reviewed on September 5, 2026. Figures came directly from the company’s own current pricing pages, Form CRS, or Form ADV brochures where noted, with sources linked inline; any figure we could not independently confirm this session is named as such above rather than presented as verified.
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