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Form your U.S. LLC or C-Corp from anywhere. 99% of our clients are non-residents. Real human support. Rated 4.9 on Trustpilot.

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Globalfy is an all-in-one platform that helps non-resident and international founders form and legally operate a U.S. company — LLC or C-Corporation — entirely remotely, without ever traveling to the United States. Founded in 2015 in Orlando, Florida (originally as Company Combo, rebranded to...
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Globalfy's answer
Globalfy is an all-in-one platform — not a formation-only vendor. While most competitors handle company registration and leave founders to figure out compliance and taxes on their own, Globalfy bundles state registration, EIN, registered agent, U.S. address, banking assistance, a compliance calendar, and federal tax filings into a single dashboard, backed by human specialists who support clients in Portuguese, English, and Spanish.
Globalfy's answer
Because formation is the easy part — the twelve months after it are the hard part. Competitors like Stripe Atlas, doola, and Firstbase excel at the initial filing but leave ongoing compliance, registered agent renewals, and federal tax filings as the founder's problem. Globalfy stays with the client year-round, with a named account executive instead of a ticket queue, native-language support, and $200k+ in partner credits (Stripe, OpenAI, Google Ads, and more) that can offset the plan's cost.
Globalfy's answer
Non-resident, international founders — overwhelmingly solo operators or small teams of 1–5 people — who want to sell to U.S. customers, get paid in USD, and gain credibility with U.S. platforms, without living in the U.S. or understanding American corporate and tax bureaucracy. The core personas are SaaS founders, e-commerce sellers (Amazon FBA, dropshipping), info-product creators, consultants/freelancers, VC-track startups converting to Delaware C-Corps, and investors using a U.S. LLC as a holding vehicle. Brazil is by far the largest market, with broader LatAm, Portugal, Spain, and other English-speaking markets following.
Globalfy's answer
Globalfy's founders hit the exact problems it now solves when they opened their own U.S. company in 2012 — not knowing how to open a company in the U.S., or how to stay compliant with tax requirements without living there. They built Globalfy in 2015 in Orlando, Florida (originally as Company Combo, rebranded to Globalfy in 2022) to remove those barriers for other founders. The company describes its purpose as building "an all-in-one company to open, operate, and grow in the U.S. with less bureaucracy and more technology."
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Globalfy's answer
No formal, quantified case studies are published, but named founder testimonials and long-standing customers include:
Douglas Negrisolli (L8Cup) — one of Globalfy's first clients, ten years of continuous service Lena Hansen (Nordic Adventure Weddings, Czech Republic) Camila García (KORA.ME, Chile) Igor Turano (TURALABS LLC, Chile) Murilo Lima (EASYREACH, Germany)
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