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I previously worked at a company that was one of the largest in the online Incorporation space, and have used a bunch of others. I feel pretty familiar with al
by dkent 8y ago
I previously worked at a company that was one of the largest in the online Incorporation space, and have used a bunch of others. I feel pretty familiar with all of the offerings and was exceptionally satisfied with my Atlas experience for a number of reasons:
As folks have said, they are fantastic with support - very responsive and detail-oriented.
The incorporation documents are easily accessible through their online dashboard & I don't have to go hunting for all of the additional corporate documentation.
Their partnerships, such as with AWS, makes it very worthwhile if you're going to be experimenting with their partners' services.
They have a great community - forums and slack, along with meetups and dinners - this, in my opinion, is unparalleled with the other competitors.
My thoughts on the downsides are that some of their partners have hidden fees - we ended up closing our Silicon Valley Bank account as they have some pretty steep fees and switched to a no-fee provider (Capital One Spark). The Atlas team was very responsive in helping us out with this, but it was a bit of a disappointment to discover this. I recognize that SVB has to make money, but the "flat rate" for Atlas didn't entirely translate to "flat rate forever" for me here.
Granted this might be more advanced, but we ended up having to use another platform for managing our cap table. Some other providers, like Clerky offer this, but I realize that this might not be a priority for development for the Atlas team to develop.
All in all, would definitely recommend.