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Form a Delaware C-Corp from your AI agent — just give your agent the following instructions:

1. incorporation & equity split

How it works

Ask → Review → Open

  1. The Corply Weaverbird gathering three founder inputs

    01

    Ask for the company

    Paste one plain-English instruction into the agent you already use. Corply connects and starts the supported formation path.

  2. The Corply Weaverbird weaving company documents into one record

    02

    Review the real choices

    Corply prepares the standard documents and shows the ownership, signatures, filing authority, and exact payment for founders to approve.

  3. The Corply Weaverbird beside a completed company record

    03

    Open it and keep the record

    A human reviews the state submission. Corply then keeps the accepted filing, ownership documents, EIN work, and required evidence together.

Testimonials

What founders say

Corply helped us get the company formed and our corporate bank account open. We had someone guiding us through the whole thing, so we weren’t left figuring out every step on our own.

Prakul Singh

We knew what we wanted to build. Setting up the company was the part we didn’t know how to do. Having someone walk us through it made a huge difference.

Ivo Varela

The best part was being able to ask a question and get a straight answer. We always knew what was done, what came next, and what they needed from us.

Sefu Daramola

Getting the company set up had been sitting on our list for months. It felt good to finally have it moving while we got back to working on the product.

Naira Voss

Pricing

Everything that a startup needs

Initial formation

$329

Delaware filing + formation service
$329
Assisted 83(b) self-filing · default
Free
Optional managed 83(b) · per founder
$70
Issue founder stock, vesting
Free
EIN
Free
Corporate Banking Setup
Free

Ongoing services

$69

/ month

Required with formation

Company & ownership updates
Included
Registered agent
$7
Annual report and franchise-tax filing
$4.75
Virtual physical mailbox
$34.25
Business phone · optional1,000 forwarded minutes a month
$16
Work email · per mailbox · optional
$3
.com domain · optional
$4

Delaware government fees and taxes are charged separately when dueAmendment filing fees are quoted separately.

FAQ

Questions founders ask

Can an AI agent incorporate my company?

Yes. That is what Corply is for. Your agent guides the application, prepares the documents, coordinates founder review and signatures, and routes the filing. Legally binding acts stay human, and every state submission is human-reviewed.

Which agents work with Corply?

Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode and other compatible agents connect directly to Corply’s authenticated MCP server at https://corply.dev/mcp. No marketplace plugin is required.

Can I start without a terminal or an AI agent?

Yes. For a Delaware C-Corp, open corply.dev/signup?next=/welcome, create an account, and choose Start a new C-corp. Complete the guided application, review documents, sign, and pay in your browser. Cofounders receive their own browser signing links.

How do I install it?

Ask your agent to incorporate you using Corply. The instructions at https://corply.dev/setup tell the agent how to run setup and verify your connection before collecting company details. You approve browser sign-in. If the host cannot add connections, it explains the one required client-settings step. Existing connections continue immediately.

Which companies can I form with Corply?

The agent workflow supports Delaware C-Corps, with formation documents, founder stock, EIN preparation, and company records. Every state filing receives human review; founders approve signatures and payment.

Can Corply help after formation?

Yes. Corply maintains your company records, coordinates annual reports and franchise-tax filings for verified Delaware corporations, and scopes one-time company services such as ownership changes, buybacks, and consents. Availability depends on company eligibility and required professional review.

Is Corply a law firm or a bank?

No. Corply is software operated by 0Lumen Labs Corp. It is not a law firm, bank, lender, or money transmitter and does not provide legal, tax, accounting, immigration, securities, investment, or banking advice. Where Corply Pay or Corply Cards is enabled, payments are processed by payment processors rather than held by Corply, cards are issued by a sponsor bank, and any credit comes only from the lender of record.