Idea, incorporation, and logo in one flow — then a website built from your company details, your corporate kit, and an AI office plugged in. Start with the free tools on this page, then form the company when you're ready.
Answer four quick questions. The generator matches you against a built-in catalog of local-service and small-business ideas — no sign-up, no cost, runs right here on the page.
Pick at least one skill, plus an answer for budget, work style, and hours — then generate.
Pick a style and an industry to preview the look. These are real generated samples — your final logo is generated with your company name during setup, in the style you choose.
Preview the style — your final logo is generated with your company name during setup, and it's part of the formation flow, not a separate design bill.
A new company needs pictures before it needs anything else. The studio generates the marketing images a starter business actually uses — made from your business details, in your brand colors. Samples below.
Every sample on this page was generated by the same studio. Yours are made with your company name, your services, and your colors during setup.
How a company gets built here — in order. The core flow is one click; the kit and Alice are the two upsells that make it complete.
Use the free generator above to land on a business that fits your skills, budget, and hours.
Open the GeneratorThe core: form your C-Corp or LLC through a short questionnaire — you review the details and the price before anything is charged — and your logo is generated in the same flow.
Start Your CompanyYour website is created from your incorporation details — company name, industry, and services — so the business can start right away, not "someday."
Build My WebsiteThe kit add-on: your corporate record book, share certificates, starter contracts, and company seal — the business books, done right from day one.
Add the KitPlug Alice AI into the business as its office — she answers, quotes, and books jobs on your new website while you're out doing the work.
Plug In Alice AITaxes and the unglamorous steps that keep a new company clean — EIN, elections, quarterly taxes, filings. Covered below.
See the StepsForming the company is the starting line. Here's what comes next — taxes front and center. This section is educational: it explains the steps, it is not tax advice, and a CPA is worth the money before your first deadline.
Your federal tax ID from the IRS — free, online, and needed for your business bank account, taxes, and hiring. A company without an EIN runs on your personal Social Security number, which defeats the point of forming.
An LLC (or C-Corp) can elect S-corp tax treatment with Form 2553, but it must be filed within 2 months and 15 days of the start of your tax year. Miss the window and you generally wait until next year — mark this date the week you form.
There's no employer withholding your taxes anymore. Most owners pay estimated taxes four times a year to the IRS and their state — skip them and the bill arrives with penalties attached.
If you sell taxable goods or services, register with your state to collect and remit sales tax before your first sale. The rules are state-by-state — check yours, don't guess.
A separate business bank account and simple bookkeeping from the first dollar. Clean books are what make tax time survivable — and they're half of what a business is worth if you ever sell it.
Most states want an annual report (and a fee or franchise tax) to keep your company in good standing. Miss them long enough and the state can dissolve the company you just paid to form.
Your city, county, or trade may require a license before you can legally take the first job. Your corporate kit and formation details make these applications faster to complete.
Minutes, membership/share records, and contracts in your Corporate Kit Book aren't decoration — they're the paper trail that keeps your company treated as a company.