The Nevada basics
46th
on the 50-state list of yearly state fees
Registered agent required
Yes
Recurring report
$350 / yr
Deadline, as the state states it: last day of the LLC's anniversary month. Confirmed in October 2026:
nvsos.govWhat the state collects in 1 year
$350
Recurring state fees over one year
Nevada ranking
We ordered the list with five criteria, and three-year fees and coverage count most (the
method page covers the rest).
Our top choice
1. Registered Agent NV.org: best for staying in one state with one agent
$99 for the year, renewing at $99
Why Registered Agent NV.org is first: a nearby agent at $99 a year, whose street address appears in the public record.
Its three-year fees are lower than Mainstay Filing's, and cost is 33% of our score, the biggest weight we use.
What your money gets you
- A Nevada street address for your registered office
- Online copies of whatever is served
What works
- $99 a year, unchanged at renewal
- A lower yearly price than Mainstay Filing
What to weigh
- Just Nevada
- Writing up the Annual List of Managers or Managing Members and State Business License Application/Renewal falls to you
Biggest reach
2. Mainstay Filing: best for one provider for the whole country
$149 for the year, renewing at $149
Mainstay Filing takes second place because a $149 agent price that applies in all fifty states, so growing companies need only one provider.
A $150 gap to Registered Agent NV.org over three years is what keeps it out of first place.
What your money gets you
- A street address in the state, on file
- Scans anything served on the company the same business day and does not charge for it
- Scans your first three government letters each year at no cost
- Also works for nonprofits, corporations, LPs and LLPs
What works
- One price, any state
- Price $149, renewal $149
What to weigh
- $50 a year more than Registered Agent NV.org
- Report filing comes with the formation package
Nevada only
3. Nevada Registered Agent.co: best for Nevada businesses with no plans to leave
$99 for the year, renewing at $99
Nevada Registered Agent.co is third for you since a nearby agent at $99 a year, whose street address appears in the public record.
Registered Agent NV.org and this provider charge the same.
What your money gets you
- A Nevada street address for your registered office
- Online copies of whatever is served
What works
- $99 a year, unchanged at renewal
- A lower yearly price than Mainstay Filing
What to weigh
- Just Nevada
- Writing up the Annual List of Managers or Managing Members and State Business License Application/Renewal falls to you
3 services, one table
Each company's own price page was open in front of us on November 13, 2026. Whichever agent you pick, Nevada's fees do not change.
Registered agent calculator
This adds agent fees to the state's recurring charges (the Annual List of Managers or Managing Members and State Business License Application/Renewal from year 2). Formation fees are not included.
How Nevada compares with the states near it in the ranking
What Nevada requires of your registered agent
Every LLC must name a registered agent with an in-state street address. The address has to be a street address in Nevada. A P.O. box alone is not enough.
You may choose: A commercial registered agent, a noncommercial agent (an individual or entity with a physical Nevada address), or the title of an office in the company itself. Anyone acting as agent for 10 or more companies has to register as a commercial agent. You will find it in NRS 77.310.
Keeping your Nevada LLC active in 2026
Letters about your Annual List of Managers or Managing Members and State Business License Application/Renewal are sent to your registered agent. The cost is $350 every year, and the deadline is last day of the LLC's anniversary month.
What decided the order
Registered Agent NV.org pulled ahead of Mainstay Filing on price over three years, which is weighted 33%.
The three-year fees at Registered Agent NV.org total $297, $150 beneath Mainstay Filing.
Quick answers
Do I have to name a registered agent for my Nevada LLC?
Yes. Every LLC must name a registered agent with an in-state street address.
Who is allowed to be a registered agent for my Nevada LLC?
A commercial registered agent, a noncommercial agent (an individual or entity with a physical Nevada address), or the title of an office in the company itself. Anyone acting as agent for 10 or more companies has to register as a commercial agent.
What will registered agent service cost me each year in Nevada?
Agents ranked here bill $99 to $149 annually.
Which state fees will I pay every year?
You will pay $350 a year on our yearly measure, which is the Annual List of Managers or Managing Members and State Business License Application/Renewal ($350 every year).
Which registered agents does this page rank?
Registered Agent NV.org ($99 a year), Mainstay Filing ($149 a year) and Nevada Registered Agent.co ($99 a year), from our first pick to our last.
Which registered agent should I choose?
Start with Registered Agent NV.org: a flat $99 each year, and scans of papers served on you are passed along. Then look at Mainstay Filing and Nevada Registered Agent.co.
Where this briefing comes from
- Our figures on Nevada yearly filing: Annual list + license: fees come from nvsos.gov. The last time we confirmed that page was October 2026.
- Our figures on Nevada report due date come from leg.state.nv.us. The last time we confirmed that page was August 2026.
- Our figures on Nevada formation fee: Fees at formation, official source come from nvsos.gov. The last time we confirmed that page was October 2026.
- Our figures on Nevada formation fee: Fees at formation, official source come from leg.state.nv.us. The last time we confirmed that page was October 2026.
- Our figures on Nevada registered agent statute come from leg.state.nv.us. The last time we confirmed that page was October 2026.
- Our figures on Maryland State Department of Assessments and Taxation come from dat.maryland.gov. The last time we confirmed that page was August 2026.
- Our figures on Maryland State Department of Assessments and Taxation come from dat.maryland.gov. The last time we confirmed that page was August 2026.
- Our figures on Tennessee Secretary of State, Division of Business Services come from tnbear.tn.gov. The last time we confirmed that page was August 2026.
- Our figures on Tennessee Secretary of State, Division of Business Services come from sos.tn.gov. The last time we confirmed that page was August 2026.
- Our figures on Tennessee yearly filing: Annual report: fee, official source come from sos.tn.gov. The last time we confirmed that page was October 2026.
- Our figures on Delaware yearly filing: Recurring obligation, official source come from corp.delaware.gov. The last time we confirmed that page was October 2026.
- Our figures on Delaware yearly filing: Recurring obligation, official source come from corp.delaware.gov. The last time we confirmed that page was October 2026.
- Our figures on Delaware yearly filing: HB 400, official source come from legis.delaware.gov. The last time we confirmed that page was October 2026.
- Our figures on Rhode Island Department of State, Business Services Division come from docs.sos.ri.gov. The last time we confirmed that page was August 2026.
- Our figures on Rhode Island Department of State, Business Services Division come from sos.ri.gov. The last time we confirmed that page was August 2026.
- Our figures on Rhode Island other cost come from tax.ri.gov. The last time we confirmed that page was October 2026.
- Registered Agent NV.org states pricing page on its site, and we looked on November 13, 2026
- Mainstay Filing states Nevada service page on its site, and we looked on November 13, 2026
- Nevada Registered Agent.co states pricing page on its site, and we looked on November 13, 2026