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Sole Proprietorship
Simple, low cost, start fast
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- Straightforward registration guidance
- Clean guided intake experience
- Fast path to launch
- Upgrade path to incorporation later
Pricing
Service fees and government fees stay separate, so costs stay transparent from the first step. Choose the path that fits your stage, then move forward with clear guidance.
We'll guide you either way. You can always switch later.
Most founders start with a sole proprietorship and switch to incorporation as their business grows.
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Sole Proprietorship
Simple, low cost, start fast
Best for getting started
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Recommended for long-term growth
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Incorporation
Built for growth and protection
Best for building long-term
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All prices are in CAD. Government filing fees vary by province and business structure.
Most people start simple and incorporate later as they grow.
We separate service fees and government costs so you always know exactly what you're paying for.
The questions founders ask most before comparing structures and budgeting for setup.
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Yes. Many founders begin as sole proprietors to validate quickly, then move to incorporation when revenue, liability, or investor readiness makes that the better fit.
Incorporation involves a more structured intake, additional documentation support, and a more complex legal setup path. The pricing reflects that additional work.
No. We keep Preferway service fees and government filing fees separate so you can see exactly what you are paying for before checkout.
No. If something optional or jurisdiction-specific comes up, we explain it clearly before any additional charge is applied.
You pay once you are ready to move ahead with the setup process. Before that, you can review the structure options and understand the pricing clearly so there are no surprises at checkout.
Our listed service fees stay clear and predictable, but government filing fees can vary by province and business type. If your case has a jurisdiction-specific requirement, we explain that upfront before anything is added.
We'll help you choose based on your goals, timeline, and stage.