Business services in United States
Delaware or your home state, LLC or C-Corp, EIN and registered agent, then the brand, funnel and product to go with it. Divuzl handles US formation and everything that comes after it.
Rates and thresholds last reviewed 2026-08-18. Regulations change; we confirm the current position before any engagement.
Four pillars, 22 services, one team that stays accountable for the outcome rather than the handover.
The legal, financial and strategic groundwork — incorporation, compliance, funding and market intelligence.
Identity, demand and retention — brand systems, performance marketing, SEO, content and customer experience.
+6 more →The product itself — websites, mobile apps, e-commerce and the automation that connects them.
Visibility and credibility — events, exhibitions, press coverage and media relationships.
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One structured conversation to map what your business actually needs. No upsell theatre — if you need three of our services and not twelve, we say so.
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A written scope, a timeline and a single named point of accountability before any work starts.
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Specialist teams execute in parallel — legal, brand, marketing, engineering — inside one portal you can watch in real time.
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Compliance calendars, reporting and growth reviews keep everything moving long after launch day.
Every project, approval, meeting, invoice and compliance deadline — live in one dashboard. No chasing updates over email.
Open the portalYes. There is no citizenship or residency requirement to own a US LLC or C-Corporation. What you do need is a registered agent with a physical address in your state of formation, and an EIN from the IRS. Non-residents without a Social Security Number apply for the EIN by fax or mail rather than online, which adds a few weeks — that timeline, not the formation itself, is usually the bottleneck.
Delaware makes sense if you are raising venture capital — investors know its corporate law and its Court of Chancery, and standard financing documents assume it. For almost everything else, incorporating in the state where you actually operate is cheaper and simpler, because a Delaware entity doing business elsewhere has to foreign-qualify in that state anyway, paying both sets of fees.
Choose a C-Corp if you plan to raise institutional funding or issue stock options; venture investors generally cannot hold LLC interests. Choose an LLC if you want pass-through taxation and lighter administration. The practical difference is that a C-Corp is taxed at the entity level and again on dividends, while an LLC's profits flow straight to the owners' personal returns.
