The US launch path covers entity setup (LLC or Delaware C-Corp), EIN, and registered agent, and hands you an XWorld workspace with the agents, prompts, and workflows you will actually use to operate the new entity.
Entity formation in the state of your choice (Delaware by default for C-Corps; LLC supported across all states), registered agent service, EIN application, and an XWorld workspace seeded with content and operations templates. Founders raising venture capital typically pick the Delaware C-Corp option; bootstrapped operators usually pick LLC.
The legal setup differs, but the operating layer is identical: the same agents, prompts, and workflow templates ship to both. The choice is mostly about tax treatment and investor expectations, not about the day-to-day tools.
A live landing page draft, a launch sequence, a customer-support reply system, a first content calendar, and an operations playbook — all generated from the workspace and editable by the founders. The goal is to remove the gap between "we incorporated" and "we have something to sell".
If you are raising US venture capital, default to a Delaware C-Corp. If you are bootstrapping or running a services business, an LLC is usually simpler and cheaper to maintain.
Most states process formation in a few business days. EIN issuance typically follows shortly after, depending on IRS turnaround.
Yes. Non-resident founders can form both LLCs and C-Corps. EIN application for non-residents may take longer than for US-resident founders.
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