3 Best Registered Agents in Alaska (2026): Prices Tracked
Our 2026 watchlist puts AK Registered Agent.org ($99/yr), Mainstay Filing ($149/yr) and Alaska Registered Agent.co ($99/yr) at the top for registered agents in Alaska, listed in that order. A first year of agent service runs $99 to $149; by year three the total is $297 to $447.
Tracked by the Filing Price Watch editorial team
Ordered by:
Cost is 37% of the order and filings covered are 29% (tracking method)
Alaska price snapshot
State requirementYesakleg.gov (pulled October 2026, noted here)
Opening prices$99 to $149Per year of agent service
Three-year spread$297 to $447Opening year and two more
Biennial report$100 every other yearcommerce.alaska.gov (pulled August 2026, noted here)
Break-evenNo crossoverStable for a decade
Alaska: best value first
Each entry shows year one, the price from year two and the three-year total. Your choice of agent does not change state fees.
#Ordered byPrice in year 1Price at renewalThree-year spend
1
Number one
1. AK Registered Agent.org: best for owners who count every dollar
$99 a year, moving to $99
Price in year 1$99
Price at renewal$99/yr
Three-year spend$297
In Alaska, AK Registered Agent.org is the best value because $99 a year and $99 at renewal for an LLC that stays in one state.
It costs less over three years than Mainstay Filing, and three-year cost is 37% of the order.
Price covers
A local registered office
Online copies of legal papers
Holds up
$99 a year, unchanged at renewal
Undercuts Mainstay Filing every year
Weak spots
One-state service
No help with the biennial report
2
Works in every state
2. Mainstay Filing: best for one agent for all fifty states
$149 a year, moving to $149
Price in year 1$149
Price at renewal$149/yr
Three-year spend$447
Mainstay Filing takes spot 2 because a flat $149 each year, no matter which state applies.
A $150 gap to AK Registered Agent.org at year three decides where it sits.
Price covers
A physical address on record
Up to three government mailings a year scanned for you at no charge
Covers LLCs, corporations, LPs, LLPs and nonprofits
Holds up
$149 every year
Reach across fifty states
Weak spots
Pays $50 extra each year over the local option
Covers the agent role only
3
Local pick
3. Alaska Registered Agent.co: best for a different in-state address
$99 a year, moving to $99
Price in year 1$99
Price at renewal$99/yr
Three-year spend$297
Alaska Registered Agent.co takes spot 3 because $99 a year and $99 at renewal for an LLC that stays in one state.
Its prices are identical to AK Registered Agent.org's.
The state's share is worked out from three pieces: what it charges to file, what it charges for the next two reports, and any minimum tax. Anything without a fixed price, newspaper notices for instance, is left out of that figure.
Notes on the ranking
In Alaska, tracked three-year cost (37% of the order) was the measure where AK Registered Agent.org pulled ahead.
Three years with AK Registered Agent.org come to $297, while Mainstay Filing runs $150 higher over the same stretch.
Alaska registered agent requirements, as written by the state (Alaska Secretary of State)
Every LLC must name a registered agent with an in-state street address.
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. (Alaska Stat. § 10.50.055)
The registered office needs a physical Alaska address. A P.O. box can be given only as a separate mailing address.
From the source: akleg.gov (pulled October 2026, noted here)
What it costs without a service
Without a service the agent line is zero, provided you qualify, and the state charges the same. Services run $99 to $149 a year.
Frequently asked
How much does an Alaska registered agent cost per year?
$99 to $149 a year among these agents.
What do three years of agent service cost?
The first year and two renewals total $297 to $447.
Is a registered agent required for an Alaska LLC?
Yes, it does. Every LLC must name a registered agent with an in-state street address.
Can the owner serve as the registered agent?
Yes, when you qualify under the rules listed here.
What does the state charge the LLC each year?
Biennial report: $100 per two-year cycle, and the deadline reads January 2 of the filing year.
In what year does one service become pricier than another?
There is no crossover inside ten years.
Which registered agent is the best value in Alaska?
On our five measures the Alaska order is AK Registered Agent.org, Mainstay Filing and Alaska Registered Agent.co, with AK Registered Agent.org ahead on tracked three-year cost.