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Switching from doola: the agent and address leave with the plan
Updated Oct 15, 2026
doola's Starter plan ($297 a year) includes the registered agent and a US business address, so leaving means replacing both. Cancel by email to hello@doola.com; it takes effect at the next renewal date. doola's terms say all payments are nonrefundable. InCorp's agent is $129 a year; Bizee files the change for $99 plus the state fee.
The steps
- Step 1 · not stated on its pages · No fee stated
Download your documents from doola
Formation document, operating agreement and EIN letter are under Documents on the dashboard; scanned registered agent mail can be downloaded there too.
source - Step 2 · Before the next renewal date · $297 a year if Starter renews
Note your renewal date
Recurring fees renew automatically at the rates then in effect; all payments are nonrefundable, with no credit for part-used periods.
source - Step 3 · Address immediately; filing instructions within 1 business day (InCorp) · $129 a year at InCorp
Choose a new registered agent
InCorp charges $129 a year and gives its address immediately. Bizee is $149 a year after a $99 change filing; CorpNet is $149 a year.
source - Step 4 · not stated on its pages · $29 a month at Bizee
Replace doola's business address if you used it
Starter's virtual mailing and business address ends with the plan. Bizee's order page lists its virtual address as a $29/mo value.
source - Step 5 · 2-4 business days at CorpNet before the state's time · $99 plus state fee at Bizee; $199 at CorpNet
File the change of agent with the state
doola's page says changing an agent means paperwork with your state. Bizee files it for $99 plus the state fee; CorpNet for $199, 2-4 business days before the state's time; InCorp covers the state fee up to what you paid it.
source - Step 6 · Effective at the next renewal date · No fee stated; no refund of paid time
Cancel your doola subscription
Email hello@doola.com asking to cancel. Cancellation takes effect at the next renewal date unless you ask to cancel immediately.
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Carries over
- Formation documents and EIN letter download from the dashboard
- No cancellation or early termination fee is published
- Service continues until the paid period ends
What you lose
- No refunds or credits for part-used periods
- The registered agent and US business address end with the plan
- No page says how long documents stay readable after leaving
Where to switch to
| Destination | Price from | Visit |
|---|---|---|
| Bizee No affiliate relationship | $0 one-time | Visit BizeeOn bizee.com |
| CorpNet No affiliate relationship | $99 one-time | Visit CorpNetOn corpnet.com |
| InCorp Services No affiliate relationship | $99 one-time | Visit InCorp ServicesOn incorp.com |
doola's Starter plan is a yearly subscription at $297 a year. It bundles formation, the EIN, a registered agent and a virtual mailing and business address. That shapes any move. When the plan ends, the agent and the address end with it, so both need replacing. Everything below comes from the companies' own pages, read Sep 25-30, 2026.
Cancelling at doola
- How: "send us an email to hello@doola.com indicating your desire to cancel your subscription" (help centre).
- When it takes effect: the cancellation "will take effect upon your next renewal date," though you can ask to cancel immediately (help centre).
- Renewal: per its terms, recurring fees "automatically renew at the rates then in effect" until cancelled.
- Refunds: none. "All payments are nonrefundable, and there are no refunds or credits for partially used periods" (terms). Service continues until the paid period ends.
- Fees for leaving: none published. doola's pages mention no cancellation, early termination or resignation fee, and its add-on price list has no change-of-agent filing.
doola's registered agent page says changing an agent means completing "the necessary paperwork with your state authorities." It doesn't say what happens to mail that reaches its address after you leave, or how long documents stay readable after the paid period.
Save your documents
Your formation document, operating agreement and EIN letter are in the dashboard: "Sign in → Documents on your dashboard → download what you need" (help centre). Scanned registered agent mail can be downloaded there too. Do this before the paid period runs out, since no page promises access after it.
Where to move
Bizee, CorpNet and InCorp, from our LLC formation ranking, each publish a way to take over as registered agent from another provider. None names doola. Prices from their pages, read Sep 25-30, 2026.
- Bizee: a Change of Registered Agent filing for $99 plus the state fee, then $149 a year. It also sells a virtual address; its order page lists it as a "$29/mo value" (order page), which matters if you used doola's address.
- CorpNet: "Change a Registered Agent" at $199 standard, agent at $149 a year. Agent changes take 2-4 business days before the state's time. Its change page says it will cover "any change of agent of fees"; we use the listed price. CorpNet's price list shows no business address service.
- InCorp Services: agent at $129 a year, with "free help with Registered Agent Change forms," its address immediately, and filing instructions "within 1 business day." It pays the state's change fee up to what you paid it.
What carries over and what doesn't
Your company, EIN and documents carry over. The registered agent and the business address don't. Both belong to doola's plan. Paid time isn't refunded, so the cheapest moment to leave is just before a renewal.
Who should move: founders who only need an agent. InCorp's $129 a year is $168 less than doola's Starter, though Starter also includes the address. Who should stay: founders who rely on doola's address; Bizee lists its address at $29 a month for companies it formed, and we didn't find a price for companies it didn't form. See how we score formation services in the methodology.