Marketplace
The services a US company needs, priced before you ask.
Registered agent, federal filings, annual reports, trade names, mail and phone — each with the provider named, what is included spelled out, and the price shown up front. It sits inside your dashboard, attached to the entity it belongs to.
What is in the Prolify Marketplace?
The Prolify Marketplace is the catalogue of services you can add to your company from inside the Prolify dashboard. Every listing names the provider delivering it, the category it belongs to, exactly what is included, and the price where the service has a fixed one. Orders are attached to a specific entity, so what you bought and for which company is never in question.
The catalogue
Nine categories, each listing priced up front.
Categories
- →Start your business
- →Registered agent services
- →Federal filings and reports
- →Expand your business
- →Manage your business
- →Renewal services
- →Phone and mail services
- →Trade names (DBA)
- →Close your business
A listing · what you see
- The provider delivering it, named.
- The category it belongs to, so it is findable.
- What is included, as a list rather than a paragraph.
- A price where the service has a fixed one, and a clear "custom" where it does not.
The fields every listing carries. There is no rating or review field, so none is shown.
How we list
Prices, not stars.
- →Every listing shows a price, or says plainly that the service is quoted. Nothing is hidden behind a call.
- →The provider is named on the listing. You know who is doing the work before you buy it.
- →We publish no ratings, review scores or badges. A five-star average assembled from a handful of orders tells you nothing, so we do not print one.
- →The catalogue is scoped to what a US entity actually needs to stay running, not padded to look large.
Inside the dashboard, with your company.
The catalogue is part of the product rather than a public directory, so every order is tied to a specific entity and shows up against it afterwards. See pricing.
Marketplace
It comes with the company.
The catalogue is part of the dashboard, so anything you add is attached to the entity it belongs to.