Your home address is on the public record. Take it off.
Form a business and the state publishes an address for anyone to search, on your formation filing, your registered agent line, your annual reports, your domain WHOIS, and the directories that scrape them. We put our address there instead, so where you live never becomes where your business lives.
See every place your home address would appear.
Here's the same business, shown two ways. Flip the switch to replace your home address with ours across every public surface, the way it works the moment privacy is on.
Identity privacy, plainly.
Every LLC and corporation needs a principal business address and a registered agent on file with the state. Both go on the public record, the principal address is searchable on the Secretary of State's website, and so is the agent's. From there it spreads: the same address flows into your annual reports, your domain's WHOIS record, business directories, and the people-finder sites that scrape all of them.
For the millions of founders running a business from home, that means your home address becomes the address customers can drive to, that strangers can look up, and that marketers can buy on a list. It's not a hypothetical, it's the default outcome of forming a company.
Identity Privacy replaces your home address with ours on every one of those surfaces, and any mail sent to our address is scanned to your Document Vault the same day. You stay reachable for anything official; you just stop being findable at home.
Six public surfaces, one address to hide.
These are the places a home address leaks into when you form a company. Privacy covers all of them together, not one at a time.
Four steps. We handle the paperwork.
Whether you're forming today or already have an entity, switching your address over is a guided handoff, not a pile of amendments you file yourself.
If you run it from home, this is for you.
Not a mailbox. A record-level fix.
A PO box or mail service changes where mail lands. It doesn't touch the state filings, the WHOIS record, or the directories, which is where the exposure actually lives.
| PMB / UPS Store | Stable | Northwest RA | File.Business | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Per month | $25-$50 | $15-$50 | tied to RA | $9 · free with RA |
| State filings updated | no | no | partial | included |
| Domain WHOIS privacy | no | no | no | included |
| Mail scanned to vault | no | yes | no | same day |
| Multi-state coverage | manual | yes | their RA states | yes |
Based on publicly listed pricing and feature pages as of 2026. Competitor names are trademarks of their respective owners.
Privacy is one layer of the whole identity.
Address privacy works best alongside the rest of your public-facing setup and your broader data-privacy obligations, all managed from one place.
Common questions.
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Get your home address off the record in about 5 minutes.
Tell us a few details and we handle the state, the agent, the WHOIS, and the directories. One dashboard for all of it.