Most requested
UK private limited company
Full formation with Companies House, including registered address and first-year filing calendar.
- From
- £299
- Turnaround
- 3–7 days
Licensed in every jurisdiction we file in
The base for every stage of business, from formation to exit.
Incorporate in 40+ jurisdictions, register and grow what you've built, handle tax returns and VAT, and when the time comes, buy or sell the company itself. One platform, one point of contact, the whole way through.
- Jurisdictions
- 40
- Typical filing
- 3–7 days
- Refiling cost
- On us
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Northwind Analytics Ltd
United Kingdom · Private limited company
- Name reservedDay 1
- Documents verifiedDay 2
- Filed with registryDay 3
- Certificate issuedDay 6
Start here
What are you forming?
Pick the structure you need and we'll show you what it costs, what's required, and how long it takes in your jurisdiction.
Not sure which fits? Answer four questions and we'll tell you which structure your situation actually needs.
Take the entity quiz →The sequence
How a formation runs
Day counts are real ranges from cases we've filed, not best-case marketing numbers.
- 01
Tell us what you need
Pick the entity type and country. Answer the questions for that jurisdiction — usually 10 to 15 of them. Save and come back any time; nothing is lost.
Day 0 - 02
We check it before it goes anywhere
A formation specialist reviews your details against the registry's rules and tells you about problems now, not after a rejected filing.
Day 0–1 - 03
Documents and identity
Upload what the jurisdiction requires. We tell you exactly which documents, for which people, in which format.
Day 1–2 - 04
Filing
Your case is filed with the registry. You can see the status change as it moves.
Day 2–8 - 05
Certificate issued
Incorporation documents land in your document vault. You keep them; we keep a copy and remind you before the first renewal.
Day 6–15
Catalogue
Formation services
Each service is priced with our fee and the government fee shown separately.
Deliverables
What lands in your account
Nothing sold, nothing hedged. This is what you're paying for.
- Certificate of incorporation
- Memorandum and articles
- Company registration number
- Share certificates
- Registered address (12 months)
- Director and shareholder register
- Tax registration where required
- Bank account introduction
- First-year filing calendar
- Digital document vault, permanent
Why it's handled properly
The parts that usually go wrong, don't
Filed by someone licensed where you're filing
Every case is handled by a specialist who holds the relevant licence in that jurisdiction. You never have to find, vet, or manage them.
One point of contact
You deal with us. We deal with everything behind it. No chasing a local agent in a timezone you don't share.
You can see where it is
Every stage is timestamped in your account. If something is waiting on you, you'll know within the hour.
If a filing is rejected, we fix it
Rejections happen. Refiling is on us, not billed as a new order.
Coverage
Where you can form, and what it takes
Whether you need to be there in person matters more than almost anything else, so it's in the table rather than buried in an FAQ.
| Jurisdiction | Entity types | Typical time | From | Remote? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| United Kingdom | LTD, LLP, PLC | 3–7 days | £299 | Yes |
| Delaware, US | LLC, C-Corp | 2–5 days | $349 | Yes |
| UAE — DIFC | Ltd, Branch | 10–21 days | $4,900 | Partly |
| Estonia | OÜ | 3–10 days | €399 | Yes |
| Singapore | Pte Ltd | 5–12 days | $1,200 | Partly |
| Pakistan | Pvt Ltd, SMC | 5–12 days | PKR 45,000 | Yes |
Case studies
Formations that had a deadline
Our fee and the government fee are always shown separately.
Government fees are set by the registry and we pass them through at cost. If a jurisdiction raises its fee mid-application, we tell you before we file, and you decide.
No renewal charge you didn't agree to. No document you already paid for held back.
Questions
The things people actually ask
Can't find it? Talk to someone before you commit to anything.
Yes. Most of the jurisdictions we cover allow non-resident founders, and the whole process is remote. A few — the UAE free zones in particular — need you present for one step, and we tell you which before you pay.
Jurisdictions we register companies in
- United Kingdom: LTD, LLP, PLC. Typically 3–7 days, from £299. Remote formation: Yes.
- Delaware, US: LLC, C-Corp. Typically 2–5 days, from $349. Remote formation: Yes.
- UAE — DIFC: Ltd, Branch. Typically 10–21 days, from $4,900. Remote formation: Partly.
- Estonia: OÜ. Typically 3–10 days, from €399. Remote formation: Yes.
- Singapore: Pte Ltd. Typically 5–12 days, from $1,200. Remote formation: Partly.
- Pakistan: Pvt Ltd, SMC. Typically 5–12 days, from PKR 45,000. Remote formation: Yes.