A Mississippi LLC costs $347 all-in through Anonymousllc.co in 2026: a $297 service fee plus the $50 Mississippi Secretary of State filing fee. That total covers filing, registered agent for year one, a Mississippi operating agreement, the EIN, and four to five US bank applications. Ongoing cost is $100/year for the registered agent, because Mississippi charges domestic LLCs no annual report fee. A founder who wants ownership private forms a $397 all-in Wyoming anonymous LLC and foreign-qualifies into Mississippi.
A Mississippi LLC costs $347 all-in through Anonymousllc.co: a $297 flat service fee plus the $50 Mississippi Secretary of State filing fee. That price covers the state filing, registered agent for year one, a Mississippi operating agreement, the EIN, and four to five US bank applications. That single number carries no upsells. A founder who wants ownership kept off the public record instead forms a $397 all-in Wyoming anonymous LLC and foreign-qualifies into Mississippi. Both routes are quoted in full before any filing begins. The $347 covers formation and the first year of compliance in one payment, so a founder budgets a single number rather than a stack of separate line items.
The Mississippi state filing fee is $50, paid once to the Secretary of State when the Certificate of Formation is filed. It is the only mandatory state charge at formation. Mississippi files the Certificate online, and the $50 covers the state's review and acceptance of the entity. Anonymousllc.co pays this fee on the founder's behalf as part of the $347 total, so the $50 is not billed twice. Mississippi collects the fee once and does not charge a recurring formation tax, which keeps the state's entry cost among the lowest in the country, and it is the same $50 whether a founder files alone or through a service.
Mississippi's ongoing cost is the $100/year registered agent, because the state charges domestic LLCs no annual report fee. There is no state franchise tax on the LLC itself. The annual report is filed online between January 1 and April 15 at no charge for domestic LLCs. Income tax applies to Mississippi-source income at a rate capped at 4.7%. A founder who keeps the registered agent and files the free report on time holds the entity in good standing for $100/year. See /mississippi-llc-annual-report/.
The $347 total covers the $297 service fee and the $50 Mississippi state filing fee. It includes the state filing, registered agent for year one, a Mississippi operating agreement, the EIN, and four to five US bank applications to Mercury, Relay, and Bluevine. Every step runs end to end over WhatsApp, and the documents return stamped and signed. Add-on services stay priced separately: standalone EIN $99, ITIN $299, and BOI filing $150 per report when one applies. Nothing in the $347 package is a teaser rate that climbs at renewal; the registered agent stays $100 a year, and the operating agreement and EIN carry no recurring charge.
Filing directly with the Mississippi Secretary of State costs only the $50 state fee, but the founder handles the name check, operating agreement, EIN, and bank applications alone. Anonymousllc.co adds a $297 service fee and completes everything in 5-10 business days. The DIY route saves the $297 service fee. It costs the founder the hours to run each step and the risk of a rejected filing or a declined bank application. A non-resident without an SSN faces the added hurdle of the fax EIN process, which Anonymousllc.co handles as third-party designee. A US-resident founder comfortable with IRS forms and bank onboarding saves the $297. A non-resident founder gains the most from the service, because the fax EIN and multi-bank submission are the hardest steps to run alone.
Mississippi charges no franchise tax on an LLC in the Delaware sense. The LLC's ongoing state obligation is the free annual report and the personal income tax on Mississippi-source income capped at 4.7%. Mississippi levies a franchise tax on corporations, not on LLCs taxed as pass-through entities. An LLC that elects C-corporation treatment enters the corporate franchise tax base, so the default pass-through LLC avoids it. The registered agent at $100/year is the main recurring cost. This keeps a pass-through Mississippi LLC cheaper to hold than a Delaware LLC, which carries a $300 flat annual franchise tax regardless of income.
Add-on services are priced separately from the $347 formation total: standalone EIN $99, ITIN $299, BOI filing $150 per report, and a custom operating agreement $199. Each is optional and quoted before purchase. The $347 package already includes an EIN and a Mississippi operating agreement, so the standalone EIN and custom agreement apply only when a founder needs a separate or fully bespoke version. ITIN service supports non-resident owners who need a personal US tax ID for their own filings.
Among the four all-in anonymous prices, New Mexico is the cheapest at $347 total with no annual report, and Wyoming is $397 total with strong anonymity. Mississippi costs $347 in year one plus $100/year for the registered agent. Delaware runs $407 total with a $300 flat annual franchise tax, and Nevada runs $722 total with an annual list and state business license near $350/year. A founder who values the lowest ongoing cost and owner privacy pairs a New Mexico or Wyoming anonymous LLC with a Mississippi foreign qualification when local operations require it.
A Wyoming anonymous LLC costs $397 all-in through Anonymousllc.co: a $297 service fee plus the $100 Wyoming state fee. It keeps members and managers off the public record and charges no state income tax. A founder who wants a Mississippi presence plus owner privacy forms the Wyoming LLC as the parent and foreign-qualifies it into Mississippi. Wyoming's ongoing cost is the $100/year registered agent plus a $60 minimum annual report. Wyoming, New Mexico, Delaware, and Nevada are the four anonymous states. See /wyoming-anonymous-llc/.
A Mississippi LLC is inexpensive to maintain because the state charges domestic LLCs no annual report fee, no LLC franchise tax, and imposes no publication requirement. The $50 filing fee is a one-time cost, and year two onward the only required spend is the $100/year registered agent. The value shows most after formation, when a Mississippi LLC with no employees and no in-state storefront carries almost no recurring state burden beyond the registered agent. A founder who also wants owner privacy pairs the Mississippi entity with a Wyoming or New Mexico anonymous parent, which adds the privacy layer without raising Mississippi's low ongoing cost.
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