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Four Invoices a Year for a Job Montana Prices at Zero

Montana registered agent representation, billed at $99 per year. Includes the office address on your filings, same-day scanning of legal mail, and reminders for state deadlines.

Fair warning about the source: we are on the other side of this comparison. Registered Agent MT.org is a Montana registered agent service priced at $99 a year, and we benefit when somebody annualizes a quarterly invoice and decides against it. Swyft Filings' billing figures are the company's own, recorded in a July 2026 check and quoted as found.

Quarterly Billing Is a Real Convenience

Give this its due before the objection arrives. Swyft Filings is a working formation company with a genuine filing operation behind it, and billing in quarters means less money leaves your account in any single month. For a business managing cash week to week in its first year, that difference in timing is not nothing, and plenty of owners would choose it deliberately.

Then Multiply, Because the Signup Flow Will Not

Registered agent service at Swyft Filings is $149, billed quarterly. Four of those come to roughly $596 across twelve months, and our review found no distinct first-year discount to soften the total.

The cadence has a quiet effect worth isolating. A quarterly figure is the number you see; an annual figure is the number you pay. No screen in the purchase flow has any reason to show you the twelve-month sum, and $149 four times reads very differently from $596 once. This page does the multiplication so the comparison happens on even footing.

 Swyft FilingsRegistered Agent MT.org
How it bills$149 per quarter$99 per year
Twelve months, annualizedabout $596$99
Five years at those ratesabout $2,980$495

The Montana Line Item Being Priced

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Strip the marketing away and the thing you are buying is a single entry on a public record. Under Mont. Code Ann. § 35-7-105, an entity appoints its registered agent through its filing with the Secretary of State, and that appointment is what the state reads when a court, a creditor, or the Business Services Division needs to reach your company. Montana charges nothing to establish that line and nothing to change whose name sits on it.

There is a Montana-specific reason the line carries weight. This state holds an unusually large population of limited liability companies whose owners live somewhere else. For an owner in another state, the agent's office is the company's only physical presence inside Montana, which means every notice, every summons, and every warning from the Secretary of State arrives at exactly one address. What that address costs per year is a fair question. What arrives from it, and how fast, is the better one.

What $99 Puts Behind That Address

Anything served on us is scanned within the business day and emailed out, with the file already sitting in your portal. A Montana street address that stands in for yours everywhere the public record shows it. April 15 tracked on your behalf, because the annual report is the filing that decides whether the entity keeps existing. Extra mail scanned at a flat $15 an item if you want it. And $99 at renewal, which is the same $99 you paid to start.

Before that reads as a cheapest-in-the-state claim, it is not one. BetterLegal publishes $90 a year. We publish $99 and hold it, which places us among the lowest rates in Montana without owning the floor, and that is the whole of the pricing argument we will make.

Swyft Filings Can Be Replaced on Any Business Day

Montana attaches no window and no fee to this. The Statement of Change, which is what the state calls an update to the office line, the agent line, or both, is completed on the Secretary of State's filing site, reaches the Business Services Division, and appears on the fee schedule with no charge beside it. There is no numbered document to hunt for; Montana has issued none since it went electronic in 2017.

The replacement gets appointed first, because the statement has a field for a successor and none for an empty seat. The quarterly subscription gets cancelled last, once your entity record shows the new name. Lining that cancellation up with a quarter boundary is sensible if you would rather not fund weeks you will never use, and it is entirely a matter between you and that vendor. Montana is indifferent and charges you nothing either way. Our change of agent guide has the sequence and the confirmation step.

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