The four charges
| Charge | When it applies | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| LLC annual report fee | Every year, every active LLC | $138.75 |
| Profit corporation annual report fee | Every year, every active corporation | $150.00 |
| Late fee | Any report filed after May 1 | $400.00 |
| LLC reinstatement fee | Only if already dissolved, and it replaces the late fee | $100.00 |
All four are state charges paid to the state. Nobody, including us, can change them or remove them. The $400 is statutory, under section 607.193(2)(b). The reinstatement fee for a profit corporation is $600 rather than the $100 LLC figure.
Our service fee is separate: $129 to prepare and file, and $249 for rush handling on or after September 12, 2026, when the statutory September cutoff is close enough that a filing needs to move the same day. Reinstatements start at $199 because there are two filings involved rather than one.
Filing on time, before May 1
| On or before May 1 | LLC | Profit corporation |
|---|---|---|
| State annual report fee | $138.75 | $150.00 |
| Our service fee | $129.00 | $129.00 |
| Total | $267.75 | $279.00 |
Filing late, after May 1
| May 2 through the September cutoff | LLC | Profit corporation |
|---|---|---|
| State annual report fee | $138.75 | $150.00 |
| State late fee | $400.00 | $400.00 |
| Our service fee | $129.00 | $129.00 |
| Total | $667.75 | $679.00 |
Of that $667.75, exactly $538.75 goes to the State of Florida. The state's share does not change based on who submits the form. The $400 is the expensive half, and it stopped being avoidable on May 2.
After dissolution
| Reinstating an LLC, one missed year | Amount |
|---|---|
| State annual report fee for the year of dissolution | $138.75 |
| State reinstatement fee | $100.00 |
| Our reinstatement service fee | from $199.00 |
| Total | from $437.75 |
The $400 late fee does not appear here, and that is not an omission. Section 607.193(2)(b) excepts an entity that was administratively dissolved for failure to file an annual report and then applied for reinstatement and paid the reinstatement fee. The Division's published reinstatement instructions match: the minimum amount due is $238.75 for an LLC and $750 for a profit corporation, which pays a $600 reinstatement fee rather than $100. Reinstate on or after January 1 and the Division collects the following calendar year's report too, taking the LLC minimum to $377.50 and the corporation minimum to $900.
How this compares to other filing services
Every filing service, including this one, charges its own fee on top of the state's fees. The state fees never change, so the only thing there is to compare is the service fee and what it includes. As of July 2026, comparable Florida annual report services we reviewed published service fees generally between $100 and $200, with state fees always separate. Prices move, so check current rates for yourself rather than taking anyone's comparison chart at face value, ours included.
The thing worth watching is not the headline number, it is where the state fee appears. A $99 service fee and a $129 service fee are $30 apart, and $30 is not the number that decides this. The $538.75 in state fees is. Before you enter anything anywhere, know what the state charge is going to be. Ours is on this page.
| What you get for $129 | |
|---|---|
| Your entity data checked against our Division of Corporations data snapshot, with the snapshot date shown | Included |
| Report prepared and submitted for you | Included |
| State fees paid on your behalf, itemized before you pay | Included |
| Sunbiz confirmation emailed to you, usually same or next business day | Included |
Two ways to spend less
First, file before May 1 next year. The $400 is the largest single number on this page and it is the only one that is purely a function of timing.
Second, if you are comfortable with state filing forms, you can file the report yourself directly with the Florida Division of Corporations and pay only the state fees. That path is real and we are not going to pretend otherwise. What we sell is that somebody else confirms the data, does the form, pays the state, and sends you the confirmation, on a deadline that has real consequences attached to it.
See your exact number
Look up your entity free, see its status and the date of the data behind it, and see which of these charges apply at today's date before you decide anything. State fees are itemized separately from our service fee at every step.
Check your status free Or have us file it: $129 + state fees