Already formed?
Move your entity
to Prolify.
Most founders form a U.S. LLC quickly and then drift. The registered agent renews late. The annual report gets missed. Form 5472 never gets filed. The books fall a year behind. The company technically exists, and is silently breaking everywhere else. That's the entity Prolify was built to take over.
What Moves Over
Built For
Existing Entities
Status
Review First
Quote
In Writing
What moving to
Prolify involves
Six steps to take an entity that's drifted and put it back on a real operating calendar.
Written Status Review
We map every state your entity touches and every filing that may apply, and put it in writing.
Registered Agent Transferred
Transferred and confirmed in writing, in every state your entity is registered.
Operating Calendar Loaded
Every deadline your entity owes, loaded with reminders before anything else changes.
Books Caught Up
As many years as needed, reconciled across every account and platform. Quoted by volume.
Back-Year Tax Filings
Coordinated with licensed tax partners, including Form 5472 and pro-forma 1120 for missed years, where applicable.
Ongoing Back Office
Annual filings, franchise tax, bookkeeping support, and year-end tax: one platform from here forward.
The honesty block
This is a real engagement, quoted transparently after the status review. We'll tell you what's recoverable, what's expensive, and what's not worth fixing. No work begins before you've seen the quote.
Managed Back Office: recommended for entities with bookkeeping and filing debt.
Compliance + Tax: recommended for cleaner entities that mostly need the calendar and the filings.
Who this is for
Formation was the easy part. Nobody tells you what to do in year two, and by the time it matters, the registered agent has lapsed, a report is missing, or a tax filing never happened. If any of this sounds familiar, the entity needs a real back office, not another form.
Formed through a filing service or freelance lawyer
Founders with a U.S. LLC formed through a filing service, an accelerator program, or a freelance lawyer who isn't running the back office.
Never sure about Form 5472
Operators who have never been sure whether they owe Form 5472, or whether it was ever filed correctly.
One or more skipped annual reports
Founders who have skipped one or more annual reports and don't know what that's put at risk.
Books 12+ months behind
Anyone whose books are 12 months behind or more, with no clear picture of where the company actually stands.
Recommended plan: Managed Back Office for entities with bookkeeping and filing debt. Compliance + Tax for cleaner entities that mostly need the calendar and the filings.
Common questions
No. Switching providers is administrative. Nothing about the entity itself changes.
Get the written
status review.
Stop guessing what you owe. We'll map every filing, transfer the registered agent, and quote the rest in writing before anything begins.