Business in a box
The whole company, set up once, by one team.
Entity, EIN, registered agent, US address, banking readiness, books and a compliance calendar — assembled together instead of bought from six vendors who have never spoken to each other.
What is in the box?
Business in a box is Prolify's complete setup for a US company owned from outside the US: forming the entity, obtaining the EIN without an SSN, registered agent, a US business address, preparing the banking and Stripe applications, bookkeeping on eligible plans, and a compliance calendar carrying every deadline the entity owes. It is one team, one record, and one price with state fees quoted separately.
What is in it
Seven things, assembled together
The entity
LLC or C-Corp, in the state that matches how you intend to operate and raise — with the reasoning written down, not just the filing done.
The EIN
Obtained without an SSN, on the route that applies to a non-US founder.
Registered agent
Included, in the state of formation, with the address and the forwarding handled.
A US address
A real business address for the filings and the applications that require one.
Banking readiness
The application prepared and routed. Banks require the beneficial owner to submit it — no one can promise you an approval.
The books
Bookkeeping on eligible plans, running from the start rather than reconstructed a year later.
The calendar
Every deadline the entity owes, tracked with the authority for each one linked.
Why one box
Six vendors is not a stack. It is a liability.
The usual route is a filing service, a registered agent, an address provider, a bookkeeper, a tax preparer and a spreadsheet. Each knows one part. None of them notices when your situation changes in a way that creates an obligation, because none of them can see the others.
- →One record of the company, so a filing is never blocked waiting for a detail that lives in someone else's system.
- →One calendar, so an obligation cannot fall between two providers who each assumed the other had it.
- →One team who knows your entity is foreign-owned, which is the fact that changes most of the answers.
What we do not promise
Two things nobody can sell you.
- →A guaranteed bank approval. Issuers decide, and they change country policies without notice. Prolify prepares and routes the application; the beneficial owner submits it.
- →A fixed total. Plan prices are published and state fees are quoted separately, because they are set by the state and not by us.
Business in a box
One setup. One team. One record.
Formed, banked, booked and on a calendar — without assembling it yourself from six providers.