Choose the right legal structure for your business and let us handle incorporation end to end — from name approval to your certificate of incorporation.
What Is Company Registration?
Company registration is the legal process of incorporating a business as a distinct entity recognised by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) or, for firms and Section 8 non-profits, the relevant state Registrar. The structure you choose — Private Limited, One Person Company, LLP, Partnership or Section 8 — determines your liability protection, tax treatment, compliance workload and ability to raise outside funding. Most founders register a Private Limited Company or LLP for the balance of credibility and limited liability, while solo founders often start with an OPC and non-profits use the Section 8 route to unlock 12A/80G tax benefits. Whichever structure fits, incorporation gives your business a separate legal identity, a PAN and TAN in its own name, and the standing to enter contracts, open a current account and be recognised by clients, vendors and lenders.
Who Should Register a Company
First-time founders — anyone starting a new business who wants limited liability and a credible legal identity from day one.
Startups planning to raise funding — investors and venture funds generally require a Private Limited structure before investing.
Solo founders — an OPC gives single-owner businesses limited liability without needing a second shareholder.
Two or more co-founders — an LLP or Partnership suits businesses that want simpler compliance than a company.
Non-profits and social enterprises — a Section 8 company enables 12A/80G registration for tax-exempt operations and donor benefits.
Benefits of Registering Your Company
Limited Liability
Your personal assets stay protected from business debts and claims.
Funding Ready
A Private Limited or LLP structure makes it easier to raise equity or debt.
Credibility
Vendors, banks and customers trust a registered entity over an unregistered one.
Perpetual Succession
The business continues regardless of changes in ownership or management.
Documents Required
PAN and Aadhaar of all proposed directors, partners or the proprietor.
Passport-size photograph and a valid ID/address proof for each founder.
Registered office proof — electricity bill or rent agreement, with owner's NOC if rented.
Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) for all proposed directors/partners.
What We Cover
Sole Proprietorship Registration
The simplest structure for one owner — Udyam, GST and Shop Act registration.
Starting at ₹1,349*Learn more →
Private Limited Company
The most common structure for startups planning to raise funding.
Starting at ₹4,999*Learn more →
One Person Company (OPC)
Ideal for solo founders who want limited liability with full control.
Starting at ₹4,999*Learn more →
LLP Registration
Combine the flexibility of a partnership with limited liability protection.
Starting at ₹4,999*Learn more →
Partnership Firm Registration
A simple structure for two or more founders running a business together.
Starting at ₹5,999*Learn more →
Section 8 Company / Trust / NGO
Non-profit registration with 12A and 80G so donors can claim tax benefits.
Starting at ₹7,999*Learn more →
DPIIT Startup India Registration
Get recognised as a Startup for tax exemptions and easier funding access.
Starting at ₹5,249*Learn more →
Digital Signature Certificate
Class 3 DSC for MCA, GST, Income Tax and e-tendering filings.
Starting at ₹1,499*Learn more →
Timeline
Most registrations are completed in 7–15 working days from the time documents and DSC/DIN are ready, though this can extend if the RoC raises a resubmission query or if name approval takes more than one attempt.
How It Works
Free Consultation
We understand your business and recommend the right structure.
Documents & DSC/DIN
We collect documents and arrange Digital Signature and Director ID.
Name Approval & Filing
We reserve your company name and file incorporation forms with the MCA.
Certificate of Incorporation
You receive your incorporation certificate, PAN and TAN.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
Picking an entity type (Pvt Ltd, LLP, OPC, partnership) based on cost alone, without weighing the compliance burden it brings each year.
Not running a name and trademark clash check before applying, leading to rejected applications or future brand disputes.
Using a residential address as the registered office without the owner's signed No Objection Certificate.
Delaying PAN, TAN and bank account opening after incorporation, which stalls invoicing and vendor payments.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which business structure should I choose?
It depends on liability, funding plans and number of founders — our team helps you compare OPC, LLP and Private Limited before you decide.
How long does company registration take?
Typically 7–15 working days, depending on document readiness and MCA processing times.
Do I need a registered office address?
Yes, every company needs a registered office in India, which can be a residential or commercial address.
What are 12A and 80G registration for NGOs?
12A registration exempts your NGO's income from tax, while 80G lets your donors claim a tax deduction on their contributions — both are usually applied for right after incorporation.
How long does company registration take in India?
Most private limited, OPC and LLP registrations are completed in 7-12 working days once documents and DSC/DIN are in place, though it can extend if the RoC raises resubmission queries.
Can a foreign national or NRI be a director?
Yes, a foreign national or NRI can be a director in an Indian private limited company, provided at least one director is a resident Indian and the foreign director's documents are notarised/apostilled.
