Registered Agent Costs

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Vermont registered agent cost: five-year comparison (2026)

Mainstay Filing, our best overall pick, is $149 a year in Vermont, $745 over five years. Across the 6 providers priced for Vermont the five-year cost runs $625 to $1,245. Changing agents costs $35 in state fees.

  • Prices read October 2026
  • Vermont rules checked October 20, 2026

Five-year cost in Vermont

ProviderYear 1Renewal5-year
Northwest Registered Agent$125$125$625
Mainstay Filing$149$149$745
Bizee$149$149$745
ZenBusiness$99$199$895
Standard Filings$199$199$995
LegalZoom$249$249$1,245

Vermont agent rules

Agent requirement
Required. An individual, or a business registered and active with the Secretary of State other than the company itself, with a street and mailing address in Vermont.
Address
The address has to be a street address in Vermont. P.O. boxes and virtual addresses are not accepted.
Change-of-agent fee
$35
Statute
11 V.S.A. § 4007
Best overall in Vermont

Mainstay Filing

Our rating: 4.9 out of 5

$149 / year, same at renewal

Questions

How much is a registered agent in Vermont?

6 providers have a published price for Vermont: $99 to $249 in year 1, and $625 to $1,245 over five years. Mainstay Filing is $149 a year.

Do I have to pay for an agent in Vermont?

You must have one, but you may be able to serve as your own agent if you meet these terms: An individual, or a business registered and active with the Secretary of State other than the company itself, with a street and mailing address in Vermont.

What does it cost to change agents in Vermont?

The state charges $35 to file the change of registered agent (11 V.S.A. § 4007).

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