3 Best Registered Agents in Nevada (2026), No Fluff
For registered agents in Nevada in 2026, we'd rank Mainstay Filing ($149 a year), Nevada Registered Agent.co ($99 a year) and Registered Agent NV.org ($99 a year), best first. An agent runs $99 to $149 for year one and $297 to $447 for three years.
Straight from the LLC Straight Talk editorial team
Quick facts
The short of it
Do you have to?
Yes, you have to
Statute's word
Registered agent
Going rate
$99 to $149 per year
Who we'd use
Mainstay Filing, Nevada Registered Agent.co then Registered Agent NV.org
Who we'd use in Nevada
The order comes from our five tests: three-year cost first, then what the price covers.
#1Who we'd call first
1. Mainstay Filing: best for an LLC that might grow
$149 a year, then $149
The price doesn't change by state, $149 a year, and renewal is $149. That's why Mainstay Filing is first.
You'd save $150 over three years with Nevada Registered Agent.co, as long as the LLC never leaves Nevada.
What you get
A real address in the state, on file
Scans of three government letters a year, free
Not only for LLCs: corporations, LPs, LLPs and nonprofits too
Pluses
One price in all fifty states
$149 a year, flat at renewal
What's not
$50 a year more than Nevada Registered Agent.co
Report filing needs the formation package
#2Nevada only
2. Nevada Registered Agent.co: best for an LLC that'll stay in the state
$99 a year, then $99
Nevada Registered Agent.co takes second place: $99 a year, then $99, is a fair deal for an LLC that stays in Nevada.
What you get
In-state address
Scans of legal papers
Pluses
Smaller yearly bill than the national pick
Annual price $99, renewal price $99
What's not
A second state means a second agent
The Annual List of Managers or Managing Members and State Business License Application/Renewal stays on your plate
#3Nevada only
3. Registered Agent NV.org: best for keeping things local
$99 a year, then $99
Registered Agent NV.org takes third place: $99 a year, then $99, is a fair deal for an LLC that stays in Nevada.
Its prices match Nevada Registered Agent.co exactly, so the order between them's a close call.
What you get
In-state address
Scans of legal papers
Pluses
Smaller yearly bill than the national pick
Annual price $99, renewal price $99
What's not
A second state means a second agent
The Annual List of Managers or Managing Members and State Business License Application/Renewal stays on your plate
The numbers
#
Who
Year one
Then
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; Not only for LLCs: corporations, LPs, LLPs and nonprofits too
Service fees only, from each company's prices on November 13, 2026. State fees are the same whoever you pick.
The questions that matter
Do I have to name a registered agent?
Every LLC must name a registered agent with an in-state street address.
The law: NRS 77.310. go check leg.state.nv.us, last confirmed October 2026
Who can be the agent?
A commercial registered agent, a noncommercial agent (an individual or entity with a physical Nevada address), or the title of an office in the company itself. Anyone acting as agent for 10 or more companies has to register as a commercial agent.
If you qualify, name yourself and you won't pay an agent.
What's the going rate for an agent?
Agent prices on this page start at $99 to $149 a year, and three years of service come to $297 to $447.
Naming a different agent won't change any state fee.
Why does the state want one?
It's the LLC's contact in Nevada for legal papers and state letters.
The Annual List of Managers or Managing Members and State Business License Application/Renewal is the one you can't forget. It's annual and runs $350. Per the state, it's due last day of the LLC's anniversary month.
Mainstay Filing takes jobs the price actually covers, which counts 30%.
We run five tests: money out the door in three years (35%), jobs the price actually covers (30%), no hunting for the price (14%), no surprise at renewal (11%) and where it works (10%).
Nevada Registered Agent.co has the smaller bill, but it only serves Nevada.
Every line above links to the state's own page. The total's ours: the filing, two reports and any minimum tax.
Still wondering?
Can I be my own agent?
Yes, if your address and status match the rule. Lots of owners still pay a service to keep their address private.
What address does an agent need?
The address has to be a street address in Nevada. A P.O. box alone is not enough.
What do the picks cost over three years?
Mainstay Filing will set you back $447, and Nevada Registered Agent.co will set you back $297, and Registered Agent NV.org will set you back $297
Are the fees official?
State fees come from Nevada's official documents, and service fees come from each company's own price page. Both are dated here.
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's first in Nevada?
Mainstay Filing, because one account at $149 a year works in whatever state the LLC registers. After that, Nevada Registered Agent.co and Registered Agent NV.org.