About Tailor Brands

Tailor Brands began as an automated logo maker and has grown into a service for setting up and running a small American business: company formation, registered agent, tax registration and branding tools in one account. A discount code takes the edge off the first year.

What the service covers

Two halves. The business side handles limited liability company formation: you answer questions about the name, the state and the ownership, and the company prepares and files the formation documents with the state on your behalf. Around that sit the recurring obligations — registered agent service to receive legal correspondence, federal tax identification number applications, operating agreements, licence research and annual report reminders. The branding side is the original product: a logo generator, social media assets, a website builder, a domain and an online store.

Who it is actually for

This is a United States service. The entity created is a US limited liability company registered in a specific state, and the tax registrations are federal US ones — none of it forms a UK limited company, which is done through Companies House and costs very little to file directly. So the audience is people building a business in the US, including non-residents doing so deliberately. If your business is British and your customers are British, this is the wrong tool, however good the logo maker is. A formation service is also not a law firm or an accountant; the filing is administrative, and which structure suits you is not something a form can decide.

What the fees really look like

Read the pricing as three separate numbers. First, the state's own filing fee, which varies enormously between states and is charged whoever files. Second, the service's package price, which may be advertised low for the first year and renew higher. Third, the recurring subscriptions — registered agent, compliance monitoring, website hosting — which renew annually and are the ones people forget. Look up the state filing fee yourself before signing up, so you know which part of the total is unavoidable.

Using a code and cancelling cleanly

Enter your discount code at checkout on the plan page and confirm the total updates before paying; introductory codes are normally for new customers only and apply to the service fee rather than to state fees, which nobody can discount. Keep a note of every renewal date at sign-up, because a formed company still exists after you stop paying for the service, and abandoning both without formally dissolving is how people acquire state penalties.