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Ordering platforms that sell Texas formations and route them to Dallas providers.

We deliver business setup services ordering website development in Dallas for formation companies, CPA firms and marketplace founders who want Texas entity filings bought and fulfilled online. A founder chooses an LLC, corporation or out of state registration, completes a structured intake, pays once, and the order lands with a vetted provider who files through the Texas Secretary of State and is paid automatically when the certificate comes back.

Dallas pulls in two kinds of buyer: local owners opening a shop in Deep Ellum or Oak Cliff, and companies moving operations to North Texas from other states. One needs a new Texas entity, the other needs to register an existing one. The platform has to sell both without confusing either. Dallas County residents and buyers across the wider Metroplex use the same storefront, so service areas are tagged per provider.

Built for
Dallas and North Texas formation services, CPA and law firms, registered agents and operators building a provider marketplace for Texas business setup.
Typical timeline
Set in a video call discovery phase after the Texas filing types, provider roles and payout rules are agreed, then written into a release plan before any screens are designed.
What you own
All code, the marketplace database, payment and payout accounts, the provider directory and founder data, registered to your company and handed over with admin access.
Rated
4.7 / 5 from 23 Google reviews

200+ companies across the US and the UAEFrom a first store to a listed developer

Modon
Majid Al Futtaim
HP
Belkin
Dulsco Group
OneClickDrive
Hanayen
HMS
Clocksprings
Ghezlan

What we build

A Texas setup marketplace that takes payment and gets filings done.

Company formation services platform development in Dallas succeeds or fails on two things: whether founders trust the checkout enough to pay before they speak to anyone, and whether providers trust the platform enough to take its orders. Texas adds its own detail. A new LLC files a Certificate of Formation, an out of state company files an application for registration, and every entity then deals with the Comptroller's franchise tax reporting. We build the founder storefront, the provider workspace and the operator console as one system, so a Plano founder's order, the provider's filing and your commission are tied together from the first click.

Explain your project
  • Formation or registration selector

    A short set of questions at the top of the storefront works out whether the buyer needs a new Texas entity or a registration for a company already formed in Delaware, California or elsewhere, then shows only the matching packages and the state documents each one involves.

    Relocating companies stop buying the wrong product.

  • Texas entity intake

    Forms that collect the entity name, governing persons, registered agent and office, purpose clause and organizer details in the order the Secretary of State expects them, with inline explanations of member managed versus manager managed structures written for first time owners.

    Providers file from clean data instead of chasing founders for answers.

  • Provider directory and matching

    Listings for CPAs, attorneys, registered agents and bookkeepers across Dallas, Fort Worth and the northern suburbs, each with services offered, languages spoken and response times. Orders can go to a chosen provider or be offered to the first qualified one who accepts.

    Each order reaches someone able and willing to complete it.

  • Marketplace payment integration

    A single payment collected by card, ACH, Apple Pay or Google Pay, divided by a licensed marketplace processor into the Texas filing fee, your commission and the provider's payout, with payout release tied to the order reaching its completed stage.

    You never hold provider money yourself, and every split is on record.

  • Franchise tax and report reminders

    Texas entities file franchise tax reports and a Public Information Report with the Comptroller each year. The platform records each company's due date, reminds the founder in good time, and sells the filing as a repeat order to the provider who formed the company.

    A one time buyer turns into a yearly customer.

  • Assumed name and DBA add-ons

    Many Dallas owners trade under a name that differs from the legal entity name. The platform sells assumed name certificate filings as an add-on at checkout or later from the founder's account, collects the trade name and counties of use, and routes the job to a provider.

    Founders trade under their brand name with the paperwork done properly.

  • Biometric consent under Texas law

    Where identity checks compare a face to an ID photo, Texas law on capturing biometric identifiers requires the person to be told and to consent first. The verification step shows that notice, records the consent with the order, and offers a non biometric route.

    Founder verification that stays on the right side of Texas biometric rules.

  • Bilingual English and Spanish storefront

    Package descriptions, intake help text, order emails and the founder dashboard in English and Spanish, written by people rather than machine translated, with providers marked by the languages they can serve so Spanish speaking owners are matched correctly.

    A large share of Dallas founders can order without a translator.

  • Order status and document vault

    Founders follow their order from intake review to filed to approved, then download the stamped certificate, EIN confirmation and operating agreement from a secure vault that stays available long after the order closes.

    Founders find their documents without emailing anyone.

  • Disputes, reviews and payout holds

    Reviews open only after delivery, disputes freeze the related payout until your team rules on them, and refund logic distinguishes a Texas fee already submitted from the provider's service fee that can still be returned.

    Problems get resolved by a process, not by whoever shouts loudest.

Who this is for

The Dallas businesses we build setup platforms for.

Business setup services ordering website design in Dallas has to suit the way the region grows. Owners start companies in the city itself, but just as many are in Frisco, Plano, Irving or Richardson, and a steady flow of companies arrive from other states. The firms that sell to them range from solo registered agents to accounting groups with several offices. What they share is a manual ordering process that stops scaling once volume picks up. Here are the four we hear from most.

01

A CPA firm in Uptown that forms entities for its tax clients

Your team forms LLCs as a favor to clients and loses track of who was billed. A storefront for your own clients and referral partners turns that favor into a paid product, sends each new entity into your tax onboarding, and puts franchise tax reminders on autopilot so the next engagement is already booked. The new entity's details flow into your practice software so nobody keys them in twice.

The ordering site feeds the recurring tax work.

02

A relocation adviser serving companies moving to North Texas

Your clients already exist in another state and need a Texas registration, a registered agent, local banking introductions and payroll setup. We build a package flow around registration rather than formation, with each linked service sold as an add-on and handed to the right partner on your marketplace. Tasks for each partner carry their own deadline and status, visible to the client.

03

A registered agent opening its platform to other providers

You hold agent appointments for many Texas entities and want to offer attorneys and accountants to that base. We add provider applications, vetting, commission rules and payouts around your existing accounts, while keeping the agent subscription as its own product with clear renewal terms and online cancellation. Founders see their agent address, served documents and the next renewal date in one account view.

Attorney listings use a fee model that respects Texas rules on sharing fees with non-lawyers.

04

A founder launching a Dallas setup marketplace from scratch

You plan to recruit providers, set the commission and own the customer, without filing anything yourself. We build the two sided marketplace, the operator console with provider performance reporting, and the search pages that bring Dallas founders to your packages in the first place. Provider ratings come from completed orders only, and the console shows who is slow to accept.

Six stages from a Dallas brief to live orders.

  1. 01Texas product catalogEvery formation, registration, add-on and annual filing you want to sell, matched to the Secretary of State or Comptroller step behind it and the provider type who completes it.
  2. 02Commission and payout rulesWho gets paid what, when payouts release, how disputes freeze funds and how each provider type is billed, agreed and documented before a processor is chosen.
  3. 03Storefront and intake designEnglish and Spanish screens designed for phones first, tested with owners who have not formed a Texas company before and with providers who will read the output.
  4. 04Provider workspace buildApplications, vetting, order acceptance, status updates, document upload and payout history, built in step with the founder storefront rather than after it.
  5. 05Privacy and payment checksTDPSA notices, biometric consent, accessibility, card security and renewal terms reviewed with your counsel, then every package run through test orders.
  6. 06Soft launch and tuningOpening to a first group of providers, watching where founders drop out and which providers stall, then adjusting the catalog and matching rules. Changes ship in small releases.

Technology

What we build this with.

A Next.js storefront for speed and search, a Laravel or Node back end for orders and providers, and a marketplace payment processor for splits and payouts are our usual starting point. We adjust it to what your team can maintain after launch.

01Web

  • React
  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • Node.js
  • Laravel
  • WordPress

02Commerce

  • Shopify Plus
  • WooCommerce
  • BigCommerce
  • Headless storefronts

03Data and cloud

  • PostgreSQL
  • MySQL
  • MongoDB
  • AWS
  • Azure
  • Docker

04Marketing and tracking

  • GA4
  • Google Tag Manager
  • Search Console
  • Meta Pixel
  • Looker Studio

What Dallas setup firms ask before they build.

A storefront, an intake flow, split payments and a provider workspace, at minimum.

Founders need clear Texas packages, a guided intake and one payment. Providers need an order queue, document upload and visible payouts. Your team needs an operator console showing stuck orders, disputes and margins. Franchise tax reminders, Spanish pages and provider reviews often join in the first release, or follow once the core flow is trading. Scope and dates are agreed in discovery and written down before design starts.

Tell us what the business needs. We will tell you what to build first.

Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.

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PROVEN RESULTS

4.7 / 5from 23 Google reviews