LegalZoom is one of those online legal services that in most cases can handle basic legal tasks for you. I recently tried it out to make an LLC for my cosmic country band, Steel Fringe (shameless plug), and it appears to have worked just fine (we’re still waiting on a full evaluation from legal experts for a future guide to these services). If you use a LegalZoom promo code right now, you will get a discount on the service.
I found it super easy to set up my LLC, and after about $500 and 30 minutes of my time, I was off to the races with an LLC for my band. I did make the mistake of spelling my co-bandleader’s middle name as his last name (I blame his wrongly named Instagram handle for this), so I had to toss them another $129 to fix that. My bad.
Save on top services at LegalZoom, like LLC registration, incorporation, estate plans, and more with coupons and deals from WIRED below.
Get 10% Off LLC Formation With Our LegalZoom Coupon Code
If you’re in need of basic legal services like establishing an LLC, estate planning, or other contract-based services, LegalZoom offers a very simple interface that is shockingly easy to use. I am a luddite when it comes to understanding legal jargon and steps in a process like establishing my band’s LLC, but LegalZoom’s simple interface made it shockingly easy to make sure everything was in order.
If you use our exclusive code for 10% off LLC Formations (found in the table above), you’ll get a nice chunk of change off the cost of setting up your small business. As you’ll read below, it’s not especially cheap to do this, even digitally, in many states. There are mandatory filing fees and other fees that can range from a few hundred to many hundreds of dollars. Take the discount!
How Much Does It Cost to Set Up An LLC on LegalZoom?
The cost to properly set up an LLC in your state can range from $35 to $500, depending on various factors like local legislation and business registration laws. Most states charge between $50 and $200 for filing fees, so you can expect to pay somewhere in that range unless you’re from Montana ($35) or Massachusetts ($500). LegalZoom also shoves a bunch of options you probably don’t need in your face, so be sure to Google what you actually need in your state before paying extra money to … print all your documents and put them in a folder for you, or other such nonsense.
Use LegalZoom Promo Codes in 2025 to Save on Estate Plans
Although it’s a little morbid, folks need to think about what will happen to their assets after they pass, and get a plan in place to protect their loved ones. LegalZoom offers estate plan services to create your will or trust easily online. There are several options available, so make sure you choose the right plan for you. Right now, if you choose the Premium Trust, you’ll get 10% off LegalZoom products, plus 25% off important attorney services. There are two will options and two trust options: the last will outlines how your assets should be distributed after death, and a living trust, a legal arrangement where a trustee manages assets. Make sure to read through the link above to know which plan is right for your needs.
Make the Most of LegalZoom With Free Resources
Once you have your membership, you can take advantage of the bevy of helpful content LegalZoom provides to make sure you’re getting the most out of the money you’ve invested in the service. These articles are especially great resources that provide information about top of mind questions, like “What is a Durable Power of Attorney, and How does it Work?” and Should I Trademark My Business Name?
Other Ways to Save at LegalZoom (Even Without a Coupon)
If you’re looking for a good deal on other services, LegalZoom frequently offers seasonal promotions, and nearly always celebrates Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and the New Year with discounts for legal eagles.
If you have many or ongoing needs, you can choose an annual plan with LegalZoom where it will do all of your required legal filings, often offering lower monthly rates than paying month to month. There are also installment plan options for products priced at $200 or more, if you really need something done but can’t quite afford it right now.
