Get set up fast, start fundraising sooner
Incorporate your Delaware C-Corp
Incorporate and get investor-ready in one place, without juggling providers.
- Fast, guided incorporation filing
- Founder equity set up right (stock + 83(b))
- Operate sooner (EIN + registered agent included)

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Incorporation done clearly and correctly
Set up your company with total confidence
Your first legal steps matter. We help you form your Delaware C corp by collecting all the necessary details, preparing your Certificate of Incorporation, and taking care of the filing for you. You get a clean, simple setup with the right structure to start taking investment immediately.
Start with an investor-ready structure from day one
Avoid common formation mistakes that slow teams down
Keep all formation documents together and quick to find

Everything you need after incorporation
Issue stock and set up your cap table with ease
Once your company is formed, you’ll have all the tools you need to organize your ownership quickly. You can issue founder stock, add vesting, file 83(b) elections, and get your cap table in order with simple workflows that keep everything clear and easy to manage.
Create and issue founder stock with clear, step-by-step guidance
Add vesting terms that protect you and your team
Finalize your cap table ahead of investor conversations

Fundraising tools ready and waiting for you
Go from incorporated to investor-ready all in one place
You don’t need to wait to start raising. As soon as you’re incorporated, you can start creating SAFEs or share your pitch page. Everything is designed to help you start conversations with investors fast and keep momentum.
Create SAFEs and priced rounds in minutes
Share your pitch page and track investor engagement
Keep all formation and fundraising activity synced in one place

Convert your LLC into a Delaware C corp
What if you’re already incorporated as an LLC?
If you’re already incorporated as an LLC, you’ll need to switch to a Delaware C corp if you want to raise capital. We’ve built the world’s first automated LLC to C corp conversion tool to get your company set up the right way for fundraising.
If your LLC hasn’t traded and has no IP, investors, employees or contracts, you may be able to just start fresh with a new Delaware C corp.

Everything you need to incorporate and start fundraising
SeedLegals helps you form your Delaware C corp then move straight into issuing stock, setting up your cap table and launching your first raise. All in one place, without expensive legal fees.
Clean, investor-ready structure
Guided post-incorporation setup for Delaware C-corps
All filings handled for you
Fundraising built in
How it works
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What do I need to set up a Delaware C corp?
You’ll just need your company name and founder details. We guide you through the rest.How long does incorporation take?
Filing times vary, but Delaware typically confirms incorporation within a few business days. Your EIN usually arrives within 48 hours is you have a US social security number (SSN). For founders outside the US, it can take around six weeks to receive your EIN.What’s included in the price?
Your Certificate of Incorporation filing, post-incorporation documents, one year’s Registered Agent fee and gaining an EIN from the IRS.Do I need a lawyer to incorporate?
No. SeedLegals generates your documents and submits the filing for you. If you ever need help, our team is here to support you.What happens after incorporation?
You’ll complete your post-incorporation setup by issuing stock, finalizing post-incorporation documents and setting up your cap table to prepare for investment.Can I raise investment straight away?
Yes. Once incorporated and your cap table is set, you can create SAFEs or set up a priced round when you’re ready on SeedLegals.I’m currently an LLC. Do I need to convert?
If you’re planning to raise investment, most investors require a Delaware C corp. If you’re unsure, talk to our team and we’ll help you figure out the simplest path.Do I need an EIN?
Yes. An EIN is needed to open a bank account, pay employees and operate your company. We request it for you as part of your incorporation.
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