

Most founders incorporate too early or too late. Entity.ID separates the two decisions: start with structure now, choose the legal wrapper when the business calls for it.
01
Super Entity
Day one. Formed in minutes, with members, ownership and rules on a public record. No filing needed to begin.
02
Operating
Raise, sign, pay and decide. Everything you do builds a history that belongs to the entity.
03
Incorporated
When you need a state filing, incorporate as a Delaware LLC, Delaware C-Corp, Wyoming LLC or Wyoming Corporation. Your record carries over.
Operating, reserve and grants treasuries in one view. Payments and payroll post to the entity, not to a personal account.

Open a round, send SAFEs and track every investor from signed to wired. Funds settle to the entity treasury.

Proposals, votes and amendments, tied to the rules you chose at formation. Every decision is on the record.

Member verification, your constitution and your filings in one place. Counterparties can check your standing before they transact.

| Two ways to begin | Incorporate first | Start on Entity.ID |
|---|---|---|
| Time to a working structure | Days to weeks | Minutes |
| State filing | Before you start | Only when you incorporate |
| Ownership and rules | In documents | On a public record |
| Treasury and fundraising | Separate products | Built in |
| Jurisdiction | Fixed at filing | Chosen when you incorporate |
Form it in minutes. Walk through the demo first if you want to see every screen.