Business Services

Your Business, Launched.

AI-guided business startup. From entity formation to first revenue, guided by the same trigger-based system OpenCxMS Technologies used to launch itself as a Pennsylvania Public Benefit Corporation in thirteen days.

The Problem

Starting a business means juggling entity formation, EIN applications, bank account openings, state and federal tax registrations, insurance, initial-capitalization paperwork, operating agreements, compliance calendars, and a dozen other activities. Every one of them depends on something earlier in the sequence, and the sequence is not obvious. Miss one step and you waste weeks. Do them in the wrong order and you pay filing fees twice.

Most business-launch services hand you a checklist and a legal-forms library. The checklist is generic. The forms are generic. And the real failure mode (forgetting which step unblocks which other step when you get a reply email saying your application is approved) is exactly the thing a static checklist cannot help you with.

The Business Launch Agent does not hand you a checklist. It hands you a trigger-based workflow that knows what to do next based on what just happened, and maintains a decision trail that survives your CPA, your outside counsel, and your own memory twelve months later when someone asks you why you structured equity a certain way.

How it works

Trigger-based workflow

Each completed step triggers the next. EIN issued? You get a prompt to open the business bank account with the documents pre-assembled. Articles approved? The state and federal tax registration queue spins up with the jurisdictional specifics pre-researched. Nothing falls through.

AI-assisted research

Market research, competitive analysis, positioning, and jurisdictional-compliance surfacing run in parallel with the formation pipeline. The same Data Prospector infrastructure that powers our Intelligence service feeds your launch with real public-record signal rather than template text.

Document generation

Articles of Incorporation, operating agreements, NDAs, contractor agreements, equity-grant templates, business plans, and first-year compliance calendars. Generated from audited templates, customized for your entity type and state, tagged for the required human-review passes.

Decision trail

Every decision is timestamped. Every document is versioned. Every choice that was forced by a regulatory constraint, a funding preference, or a founder call is annotated with the reasoning at the moment. When your CPA, outside counsel, or a future investor asks why you did something a certain way, the answer is indexed and retrievable.

We dogfood this

OpenCxMS Technologies, Inc. is a Pennsylvania Public Benefit Corporation. It was incorporated using the pre-release version of this same system: entity formation in three business days, EIN issued day five, Mercury bank account opened day eighteen, first contract executed under the new entity inside the first month. Every step was logged. Every decision was documented. Every lesson fed back into the next iteration of the workflow.

The Business Launch Agent is a product because we already used it to ship our own company, and the difference it made was large enough that packaging it for other founders was the obvious next step. This is not a service we invented to sell. It is a system we built to survive, and we are offering it because we would have wanted to buy it on day one.

Pricing

$29/mo
Self-Guided

AI agent, templates, trigger workflow. Bring your own counsel for document review.

$499
Assisted Launch

Everything in Self-Guided plus human review of formation, operating agreement, and first-year compliance calendar.

$1,500
Full Service

End-to-end launch with dedicated support and licensed-counsel review in your state.

FAQ

How is this different from LegalZoom or Stripe Atlas?
LegalZoom and Stripe Atlas are form-filling services. They handle the paperwork for entity formation and then hand you back a checklist of everything else you still need to do: EIN, bank, tax, insurance, operating agreement, compliance calendar. The Business Launch Agent is a trigger-based workflow system. When step A completes, it prompts step B with the context step A produced. You do not rediscover the sequence on your own.
Do you work with non-US entities?
Currently we support US formations only (LLC, C-Corp, S-Corp, PBC, and sole proprietorship conversions across all fifty states). International entity formation requires local counsel we do not currently partner with. International founders incorporating a US entity for US market access are in scope.
What if I already formed the entity but stalled on everything else?
Start mid-pipeline. The trigger workflow picks up wherever you are. We take your current state (entity approved, EIN pending, bank not opened, etc.) as the starting node and queue the next-dependent steps from there. Most stalled founders got stuck at the same three or four junctures (bank KYC hold, tax registration, first-hire compliance). We have templated responses to each.
Is the AI making the legal decisions?
No. The AI drafts documents, researches jurisdictional specifics, prepares filings, and maintains the decision trail. Every legally-operative document (operating agreement, shareholder agreement, employment offers, contracts) is tagged for human review. On the Full Service tier a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction reviews before execution. On Assisted Launch we review against a checklist and flag items for your outside counsel. On Self-Guided the documents come with clear markers for which sections require professional review.
How long does a typical launch take?
Entity formation itself usually completes in two to fifteen business days depending on state. The full launch pipeline (entity + EIN + bank + tax + insurance + operating agreement + compliance calendar) typically reaches operational state in four to eight weeks for Self-Guided, two to four weeks for Assisted Launch, and ten to twenty business days for Full Service. Outliers are almost always caused by the founder needing to make a decision we cannot make on their behalf (name selection, equity structure, hiring timing).
What does the decision trail actually give me?
A time-stamped record of every choice made during launch: why this entity type, why this state, which operating-agreement provisions were kept or modified from the template, who signed what on what date. When your CPA asks about a tax-classification decision six months later, or your outside counsel asks why you structured equity a certain way, or a due-diligence review reaches back into the formation record, the answer is indexed and retrievable. Nobody else in this category ships this as a default.
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