Registered agent in South Carolina: $89.95/yr
South Carolina requires every LLC and corporation to maintain a registered agent with a physical street address in the state. We serve as your South Carolina registered agent for $89.95 a year — the same flat price every year, with no membership and no first-year discount that balloons at renewal.
What South Carolina registered agent service costs
| Provider | Annual price |
|---|---|
| The Doc Rocket | $89.95/yr |
| Northwest Registered Agent | $125/yr |
| ZenBusiness | $199/yr |
| LegalZoom | $249/yr |
Pricing shown is the provider's publicly advertised list price at the time of writing and may have changed — check their site before deciding.
What's included
- ▸ Physical street address in your state — never a PO box
- ▸ Service of process accepted and forwarded same business day
- ▸ State correspondence and annual-report reminders
- ▸ Your home address stays off the public record
- ▸ Online copies of everything we receive for you
South Carolina registered agent FAQ
- How much does a registered agent cost in South Carolina?
- The Doc Rocket charges $89.95 per year, flat, in South Carolina. Northwest Registered Agent advertises $125/yr, ZenBusiness $199/yr and LegalZoom $249/yr at renewal. Pricing shown is the provider's publicly advertised list price at the time of writing and may have changed — check their site before deciding.
- Does South Carolina require a registered agent?
- Yes. Every LLC and corporation formed or registered in South Carolina must continuously maintain a registered agent with a physical street address in the state, available during business hours. The requirement is administered by the South Carolina Secretary of State.
- Can I be my own registered agent in South Carolina?
- South Carolina allows it if you have a physical street address in the state and can be there during all business hours — but your address becomes public record, and missing a lawsuit delivery can produce a default judgment. Most owners use a service for privacy and reliability.
- What happens if my South Carolina business has no registered agent?
- The South Carolina Secretary of State can revoke your good standing and administratively dissolve the entity. Reinstatement costs more than years of agent service, and you can lose a lawsuit without ever knowing it was filed.
Other states
- Alabama
- Alaska
- Arizona
- Arkansas
- California
- Colorado
- Connecticut
- Delaware
- District of Columbia
- Florida
- Georgia
- Hawaii
- Idaho
- Illinois
- Indiana
- Iowa
- Kansas
- Kentucky
- Louisiana
- Maine
- Maryland
- Massachusetts
- Michigan
- Minnesota
The Doc Rocket provides registered agent and document services, not legal advice.South Carolina requirements change — confirm current rules with the South Carolina Secretary of State.