You Are Buying a Platform. Montana Only Asked for an Agent.

Bias declared where it can be weighed rather than discovered. The company publishing this comparison sells the same Montana appointment at $99 a year, under the name Montana Registered Agent.co, and gets paid only if the page works. Rocket Lawyer's rate below is the company's own advertised pricing, verified in July 2026.

Consistent Pricing, and It Should Be Said

The agent line at Rocket Lawyer is priced at $125 a year, and that figure holds across every membership tier. No introductory rate expires later. No level of subscription raises or lowers it. In a market where the important number is usually the one you find out about in month thirteen, quoting a single rate and keeping it is worth something, and it is worth saying before anything else.

The platform itself is also a real product with real users. Legal document builders, lawyer calls, and a form library are not decorative extras, and a company that uses them gets value from the membership.

The Question Is Whether You Are Using It

This is a bundle objection, not a pricing complaint. There is no teaser here to expose.

If your business runs on those legal tools, the $125 sits inside a package you were buying anyway and the agent seat comes along at a fair internal price. If your business needed one thing, which was somebody in Montana to accept a summons and forward the Secretary of State's mail, then a portion of that annual charge is rent on software nobody in the company opens. Neither situation is wrong. They are just different purchases, and only one of them is what Montana required of you.

What Montana Required of You

One line on a public record, filled in correctly.

The state wants a named agent with a Montana street address, someone present during ordinary business hours, and documents that actually reach the business. That is the specification. Montana does not ask which legal platform your provider runs, what tier you subscribe to, or whether an attorney is available on a video call. The statutory duty is complete when the address works and the mail moves.

The Narrow Product

A Montana street address on your filings. Anything served on us scanned and sent the same business day. A portal holding the file history. A reminder before April 15, when the annual report is due. The same $99 at renewal that you paid at signup, with no second tier behind it and nothing to decline at checkout.

We do not hold the bottom of the Montana price list. That belongs to BetterLegal at $90 a year. We hold a position among the lowest published rates in this state, with the same figure on every renewal, and that is the entirety of what we assert about price.

Changing Agents Without Cancelling a Membership

Montana's Statement of Change edits one line of your entity record. It closes no accounts and ends no subscriptions. That is exactly why somebody who likes the membership can shift the agent seat alone and leave the rest untouched. It goes through the Secretary of State's online portal to the Business Services Division at no cost, and there is no numbered document to find, since Montana has issued none since its filings went electronic. Keep Rocket Lawyer in place until the new name posts on the record, then treat the membership as a separate decision on your own timing. Our change of agent page walks the fields.

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The Montana price schedule ranks nine providers against the same duty.