Registration, tax and compliance handled end to end — by real experts with fixed pricing and every deadline tracked for you.
Pick the right structure, then get your incorporation certificate, PAN, TAN and DIN — from ₹1,999 for a Private Limited.
Your GST, TDS, ITR and ROC dates in one calendar, with reminders that reach you before the due date.
Search, file and defend your trademark. We handle examination reports and objections on your behalf.
From the day you incorporate to every return you file after — one team, one dashboard, one point of contact.
Choose a structure that fits how you plan to raise money and hire — then let us file it.
Registration, monthly returns and annual reconciliation, prepared and reviewed before submission.
Secure the name before someone else does, and keep it protected through examination and renewal.
The filings every company owes MCA each year, tracked so a missed form never turns into a penalty.
The approvals you need before you can sell, export or claim a government benefit.
Agreements drafted for your situation and reviewed by a lawyer, not pulled off a template site.
You see the professional fee and the statutory fee as two separate lines, before you pay anything.
and yes — ₹1,999 really is the whole professional fee
For service firms and small partners
+ government fees and stamp duty, billed at actuals
For startups planning to raise funds
+ government fees and stamp duty, billed at actuals
For brands that need protecting now
+ ₹4,500 government fee per class for MSMEs
You give us the documents once. Everything after that happens on your dashboard.
A 15-minute call to understand your business and recommend the right structure or filing.
Upload PAN, Aadhaar and address proof once. We tell you exactly what is missing.
Your assigned expert drafts, reviews and submits to MCA, GST or the IP registry.
Certificates land in your dashboard, along with a calendar of what is due next.
Most founders discover a filing was missed when the penalty notice arrives. We built Incorvia so that never happens on our watch.
Professional fee and government fee, itemised before you pay. No revisions halfway through.
One CA or CS owns your case start to finish. You have their number, not a ticket queue.
Every due date for your entity sits in one calendar, with reminders at 30, 7 and 1 day.
Encrypted storage, access limited to the team on your file, and full download any time.
I had been quoted three different prices by three consultants for the same Private Limited registration. Incorvia gave me one number and stuck to it. Certificate came through in nine days.
The part I actually value is the reminder before the due date. We missed a DIR-3 KYC in our first year with someone else and paid ₹5,000 for it. Has not happened since.
Our trademark got an examination objection and I assumed that was the end of it. The team drafted the reply, took the hearing, and it went through. Worth every rupee.
Usually 10 to 14 working days from the moment we have all your documents. Name approval takes 2 to 3 days, and SPICe+ processing at MCA takes another 7 to 10. Delays almost always come from mismatched address proofs, which is why we check them before filing.
Our entire professional fee for a Private Limited incorporation — name approval, two Digital Signature Certificates, DINs for the directors, MOA and AOA drafting, the SPICe+ filing, and PAN and TAN. What sits outside it is the government fee and state stamp duty, which we pass through at actuals with the challan attached. Nothing is added to the ₹1,999 later.
Government fees and stamp duty. Stamp duty varies by state and by your authorised capital, so we cannot quote a single number for it. You will see the exact statutory amount as a separate line before you approve payment, and we bill it at actuals with the challan attached.
No. A residential address works for the registered office as long as you can provide a recent utility bill and a no-objection letter from the owner. Many companies register at home and shift the address later through form INC-22.
If you plan to raise external funding or issue ESOPs, go Private Limited — investors will not put money into an LLP. If it is a services firm with a small set of partners and no fundraising plans, an LLP costs less to run and has lighter annual compliance. We will walk through both on the first call.
Yes, and it is a large part of what we do. We start with a health check on your past filings, tell you exactly what is pending and what it will cost to regularise, then take over the calendar from the current quarter.
If we miss a deadline that was in your calendar and you gave us the documents on time, we pay the late fee. That is the arrangement. If documents come to us late, we will tell you the revised risk before the date passes rather than after.
Tell us what you are building. We will tell you what it takes to register it, what it costs to keep it compliant, and nothing you do not need.