3 Best Registered Agents in Alaska (2026), No Fluff
If you need registered agents in Alaska in 2026, here's the order we'd go in: Mainstay Filing ($149 a year), AK Registered Agent.org ($99 a year) and Alaska Registered Agent.co ($99 a year). Prices start at $99 to $149 for the first year and reach $297 to $447 by year three.
Straight from the LLC Straight Talk editorial team
The short of it
The short of it
Is it required?
Yes, you have to
What the law calls it
Registered agent
What agents charge
$99 to $149 a year
Who we'd use
Mainstay Filing, AK Registered Agent.org then Alaska Registered Agent.co
Alaska: our ranking
The order comes from our five tests: three-year cost first, then what the price covers.
#1Our top pick
1. Mainstay Filing: best for one price in every state
Annual price $149, renewal price $149
Mainstay Filing is who we'd use first in Alaska, because $149 a year goes with you when the company adds a state.
The extra $150 over AK Registered Agent.org across three years pays for coverage outside Alaska.
What you get
A real address in the state, on file
Scans of three government letters a year, free
Handles corporations, LPs, LLPs and nonprofits as well as LLCs
Pluses
Works wherever you register
Just $149 a year
What's not
You'll pay $50 more a year than at the local pick
Agent only, no report filing
#2Alaska specialist
2. AK Registered Agent.org: best for one-state businesses
Annual price $99, renewal price $99
AK Registered Agent.org takes second place: you get an agent in the state for $99 a year.
What you get
A local address on file
Scans of legal papers
Pluses
$99 a year, flat at renewal
Costs less a year than Mainstay Filing
What's not
Alaska only
You're stuck filing the biennial report
#3Alaska specialist
3. Alaska Registered Agent.co: best for another in-state choice
Annual price $99, renewal price $99
Alaska Registered Agent.co takes third place: you get an agent in the state for $99 a year.
It charges what AK Registered Agent.org charges.
What you get
A local address on file
Scans of legal papers
Pluses
$99 a year, flat at renewal
Costs less a year than Mainstay Filing
What's not
Alaska only
You're stuck filing the biennial report
Side by side
#
Company
Year one
Each year after
Three-year total
Covers
1
Mainstay Filing
$149
$149/yr
$447
A real address in the state, on file; scans of three government letters a year, free; Handles corporations, LPs, LLPs and nonprofits as well as LLCs
Prices as of November 13, 2026. The state's own fees are in the checklist below.
What you need to know
Do I have to name a registered agent?
Every LLC must name a registered agent with an in-state street address.
Statute: Alaska Stat. § 10.50.055. akleg.gov, confirmed October 2026, if you don't believe us
Who's allowed to serve?
An Alaska resident whose business office is the registered office, or a corporation authorized to do business in Alaska whose business office is the registered office.
Fit the rule and the role's yours at no cost.
What's the going rate for an agent?
You're looking at $99 to $149 a year for the services we'd use, $297 to $447 across three years.
Naming a different agent won't change any state fee.
Why does the state want one?
Court papers and state notices for your company get delivered to its Alaska address.
Every line above links to the state's own page. The total's ours: the filing, two reports and any minimum tax.
More questions
Can I name myself?
Yes, as long as you meet the state's rules on who can serve and on the address, both shown above.
What address does an agent need?
The registered office needs a physical Alaska address. A P.O. box can be given only as a separate mailing address.
What's the three-year damage for each?
Mainstay Filing comes out at $447; AK Registered Agent.org comes out at $297; Alaska Registered Agent.co comes out at $297
Are the fees official?
Each state fee links to its official page, and each service price comes from the company's own site.
Is a service required?
No. You can file with the state yourself. A service saves you time and can be your agent, but nothing makes you hire one.
Who should I use for a registered agent in Alaska?
Mainstay Filing is first: it's $149 a year here and exactly the same in every other state. Then comes AK Registered Agent.org and Alaska Registered Agent.co.