Prolify University
Everything a founder needs to know, in the order they need it.
Five stages, from choosing the entity to keeping it compliant, built from the guides and tools Prolify publishes. Free, ungated, and sequenced — so you are not reading a glossary while trying to make a decision.
What is Prolify University?
Prolify University is the structured path through everything Prolify teaches about running a US company from outside the US. It sequences four in-depth guides and sixteen free tools into five stages — choosing the entity, understanding the cost, getting bank-ready, staying compliant, and consolidating the back office. All of it is free and none of it requires an account.
Where to start
The order it actually makes sense in.
01
Choose the entity
You will know whether you need an LLC or a C-Corp, and which state it should live in.
02
Know what it costs
You will know the all-in first-year number, and how long the EIN will take on your route.
03
Get it bank-ready
You will know what an issuer reviews and whether your application is ready to submit.
04
Keep it compliant
You will know what your entity owes each year, when, and whether you are behind.
05
Consolidate the back office
You will know what you are paying ten vendors for, and what replacing them looks like.
How it is written
Written by the people who file, not by a content team.
- →Every regulated claim cites the authority it comes from, by name and link.
- →Pages carry a last-reviewed date rather than a publish date, because only one of those means anything.
- →Where the answer depends on facts we do not have, the page says so instead of rounding the gap into confidence.
- →Corrections are published in the open and stay on the record.
The same material, worked through live.
Prolify runs working sessions on these subjects, posted a few days before each one. If you would rather ask than read, that is the faster route. See what is coming up.
Related. Where to go next.
Prolify University
Start at step one. It is all free.
Nothing below is gated, and none of it requires an account.