Form a Wyoming Holding Company, Priced Per Company
By Andrew Pierce, CEO of Wyoming LLC Attorney · Updated November 2026
Disclosure: Wyoming LLC Attorney publishes this guide. Prices were checked on November 4, 2026 and are subject to change. Wyoming LLC Attorney is not a law firm, does not give legal advice, and is not affiliated with any government or state agency. Customer quotes are from reviews of Wyoming LLC Attorney on Trustpilot, selected by Wyoming LLC Attorney.
A holding company is a parent LLC that owns other companies. Each company you form costs its own package, the $100 Wyoming fee, and its own plan from $14.99 a month. Professional is $199 per company and includes an EIN, the tax ID the IRS issues to a business.
- Professional, $199 per company. Includes an EIN.
- International+, $399. For owners outside the US. Includes a foreign EIN, an Apostille, and one subsidiary or one foreign registration, not both. The subsidiary is a second checkout after the parent's filing is in progress or complete.
- Private filing in every package. Wyoming's Articles of Organization do not ask for member or manager names.
- Business Success Advisors guide you through setup. Call +1 (307) 683-0983.
Your filing will be submitted within 24 business hours or we'll refund your payment.
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What a Wyoming holding company costs
This guide prices each company on its own, so you can add up your structure before you order. Every company needs three things: a formation package, the $100 Wyoming filing fee, and a monthly plan. The plan holds the registered agent and starts at $14.99 a month. A registered agent is the person or company that receives legal notices for your business.
| Parent plus one subsidiary, Professional | Parent plus one subsidiary, International+ | One LLC, Starter | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who it fits | Owners with a US tax ID or SSN who want an EIN for each company | Owners outside the US | One company, no EIN |
| Formation packages | $398 (two at $199) | $399 for the parent, $0 service fee for the subsidiary | $99 |
| Wyoming filing fees | $200 (two at $100) | $200 (two at $100) | $100 |
| Standard plans, first 12 months | $359.76 (two at $179.88) | $344.77 ($179.88, plus $164.89 for 11 months on the subsidiary) | $179.88 |
| Year one total | $957.76 | $943.77 | $378.88 |
| Each year after | $479.76 | $479.76 | $239.88 |
Parent plus one subsidiary, Professional
Parent plus one subsidiary, International+
One LLC, Starter
The yearly cost after year one is the plan ($179.88 per company) plus Wyoming's annual license tax of at least $60 per company. It is more if a company holds large Wyoming assets. State fees are set by the Wyoming Secretary of State.
The International+ subsidiary is ordered as a second checkout once the parent's filing is in progress or complete. It carries no service fee and the first month of its plan is free. The $100 Wyoming fee is still due, and after that month it pays its own plan. One International+ package covers one subsidiary or one foreign registration, not both. An EIN for the subsidiary may be extra.
A third company costs the same as the second would at standard rates: a package ($99, $199 or $399), the $100 Wyoming fee, and its own plan from $14.99 a month.
What we form and what you receive
We form the companies you order and provide the documents. Our Business Success Advisors guide you through setup. We do not give legal advice or design a legal structure for you.
Formation filing.
EIN.
Registered agent and annual report.
Private filing.
Bank application support.
International owners.
Business Success Advisors.
Check your country before you order
The bank decides whether to open your account, not us. Our partner banks can't serve owners from every country, and their lists change, so check them before you order.
- Relay can't open an account for a business owner who holds citizenship or residency in a country on its prohibited list. As of September 2026 that list is: Afghanistan, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Burkina Faso, Burma (Myanmar), Burundi, Cambodia, Central African Republic, Cuba, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ethiopia, Guinea-Bissau, Haiti, Iran, Iraq, Lebanon, Libya, Mali, Nicaragua, Nigeria, North Korea, Pakistan, Russia, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan, Syria, Ukraine, Venezuela, Yemen and Zimbabwe. See Relay's current list
- Lili accepts owners who are not US citizens only if they hold citizenship from one of 20 countries. As of September 2026 they are: Argentina, Australia, Bolivia, Brazil, Canada, Chile, China, Colombia, Ecuador, India, Israel, Mexico, New Zealand, Norway, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, the United Arab Emirates, the United Kingdom and Uruguay. Every owner with 25% or more of the company must qualify. See Lili's current list
If you're a citizen or resident of a country on Relay's list, and you're not a US citizen or a citizen of one of Lili's countries, neither partner can open an account for you today. Your LLC, EIN and formation documents don't depend on bank approval.
Why owners put their holding company in Wyoming
Wyoming appeals to owners for three reasons: how its law treats an LLC's owners, what the formation filing shows, and its tax setup.
Asset protection.
Privacy.
Taxes and fees.
Move your existing LLCs under a Wyoming holding company
Moving an existing LLC under a new holding company is a separate order from forming the holding company.
Form your Wyoming holding company.
Order the Assignment of Interest package ($100).
Check your agreements.
Ask a Business Success Advisor at +1 (307) 683-0983 how to order the Assignment of Interest package, whether it is available for your company, and what it costs if you are moving more than one company or a company formed in another state.
What customers say
“I wanted to structure my LLC's to be managed by my holding company, and Sarah Curren was extremely helpful.”
“For someone outside of the USA this was insanely easy, extremely well done and great information online, via email and via phone.”
One customer's experience. A foreign EIN can take over four weeks, and the bank decides whether to open an account.
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How the Wyoming double LLC structure works
A Wyoming double LLC is a holding company on top, with your operating or asset companies each in their own LLC underneath.
Form the holding company.
Form each company underneath it.
Set the ownership.
Keep each company separate.
Asset protection built into the structure
An LLC's debts are its own, not its members'. If an owner is sued personally, Wyoming law makes a charging order the creditor's only remedy against that owner's LLC interest, including for a single-member LLC. A charging order is the court order a creditor of an owner uses to reach that owner's LLC interest.
In a holding structure, each company is designed to keep its own debts separate. No structure removes every risk. A holding company does not replace insurance, and it does not change what you owe personally. Wyoming's Limited Liability Company Act is on the Wyoming Secretary of State site, sections 17-29-304 and 17-29-503.
Learn more on the Wyoming LLC asset protection page.
Compare holding company formation services
Our comparison guide to holding company formation services lists the options side by side, with sources.
Package and plan prices
Each company needs one formation package, the $100 Wyoming fee, and one plan.
Formation packages, one-time, per company (plus the $100 Wyoming fee)
Professional
$199 + state fees
Everything in Starter, plus: an EIN; a free amendment or name change in the first 90 days; a Certificate of Good Standing; change tax election. State fees are billed separately.
International+
$399 + state fees
For owners outside the US. Everything in Professional, plus: a foreign EIN; an Apostille; a custom Certificate of Incumbency; one DBA; one foreign registration or one subsidiary, not both, ordered as a second checkout after the parent's filing is in progress or complete. State fees are billed separately.
Starter
$99 + state fees
Operating agreement; Articles of Organization prepared and filed; private filing; access to independent attorneys; a resolution to open a bank account; bank application support; organizational minutes. No EIN.
Forming one LLC with no EIN? Starter is $99 plus state fees.
Bank application support: The bank decides whether to open your account, not us. Check the country notice before you order.
Monthly plans, one per company
Standard
$14.99 a month
Professional
$29.99 a month
Virtual Office+
$49.99 a month
What each plan includes is listed above.
Attorney-built systems, without the law firm
- Every formation runs on attorney-built systems, without the law firm.
- Access to independent attorneys. Consultation fees are set and billed by each attorney's own firm.
- Virtual Office+ includes one attorney consultation if your company is sued. Lawsuit Protection Plan Terms apply.
Holding Company 101: the basics
What is a holding company?
Why do owners use one?
Frequently asked questions
Each company costs its own package, the $100 Wyoming fee, and its own plan from $14.99 a month. Professional ($199) includes an EIN. A parent and one subsidiary on Professional packages and Standard plans costs $957.76 in year one ($398 + $200 + $359.76), then $479.76 a year, more if Wyoming assets are large. Starter ($99) is the lower price for one LLC with no EIN.
International+ ($399) includes one subsidiary or one foreign registration, not both. You order it as a second checkout after the parent's filing is in progress or complete. The account owner opens the parent in the client portal and uses Redeem Services. The subsidiary has no service fee and its first month of plan is free. The $100 Wyoming fee is still due.
A third company costs standard rates: a package ($99, $199 or $399), the $100 Wyoming fee, and its own plan from $14.99 a month.
A holding company is a parent company that owns other businesses or assets without running them day to day. Each company it owns is a separate legal entity underneath it.
People often consider a holding company when they own more than one business or hold real estate or other valuable assets. Whether it fits a specific situation depends on facts we do not have; a licensed professional can advise on that.
Wyoming's statute makes the charging order the exclusive remedy against an owner's LLC interest, and expressly includes single-member LLCs. Wyoming also has no state income tax, and its Articles of Organization do not ask for member or manager names.
Typically the structure is pass-through, but the tax treatment depends on how the companies are set up and elected. We do not give tax advice.
Private filing is included in every package. Wyoming's Articles do not ask for member or manager names. Privacy here means the public record. The IRS, your bank, and a court order can still require your information.
Your filing will be submitted within 24 business hours or we'll refund your payment. That covers submitting the filing, not state approval and not a subsidiary ordered later. Wyoming sets its own processing time, and its Articles of Organization form says up to 15 business days.
We provide bank application support through our partners. The bank decides whether to open an account, not us. Our partner banks cannot serve owners from every country, so check the country notice on this page before you order.
Moving an existing LLC is a separate order. The Assignment of Interest package ($100) includes an operating agreement, an assignment of interest agreement, and a subsidiary consent to change a member. Ask a Business Success Advisor whether it is available for your company.
Ready to form your holding company?
Each company costs its own package, the $100 Wyoming fee, and its own plan from $14.99 a month. Professional ($199) includes an EIN.
Your filing will be submitted within 24 business hours or we'll refund your payment.
Disclosure: Wyoming LLC Attorney publishes this guide. Prices were checked on November 4, 2026 and are subject to change. Wyoming LLC Attorney is not a law firm, does not give legal advice, and is not affiliated with any government or state agency. Customer quotes are from reviews of Wyoming LLC Attorney on Trustpilot, selected by Wyoming LLC Attorney.