Real-time costs, processing times, and formation guides for all 50 states.
Starting a business shouldn't be a guessing game. Every state has unique fees, hidden annual costs, and varying processing speeds. We've indexed official Secretary of State data across the U.S. to give you a transparent, side-by-side comparison. Select your state below to see exactly what it costs to launch your LLC in 2026.
Colorado
Articles of Organization
$
50
To form an LLC in Colorado, you must file Articles of Organization online through the Secretary of State’s website. The process involves selecting a unique business name, appointing a registered agent with a physical Colorado address, and providing your principal office location. A one-time filing fee of $50 is required, and the state typically processes these electronic submissions immediately.
To maintain your LLC’s good standing, you must file an annual Periodic Report with the Secretary of State. This report confirms your business information remains current and carries a $25 filing fee. The report is due during a five-month window that centers on your entity's anniversary month of formation. Timely filing ensures you avoid late fees and protects your business from administrative dissolution.
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