Choose your location & plan
Pick from 9 real US locations - SoHo Manhattan, San Francisco, DC and more - and the plan that fits your mail volume.
A real commercial street address — without renting an office. Use it as your company's official address on your LLC filing, invoices, and website, with mail received by real staff and your home address kept off public records. Choose a real, staffed address in SoHo Manhattan, San Francisco, Washington DC and 6 more prime US locations.
Real business addresses in 9 prime US locations
Your official business address for filings, invoices & mail
Keep your home address private on public filings
Mail received by real staff, managed online — from $10/mo
No setup or deposit fees · Cancel anytime
UP AND RUNNING IN MINUTES
A virtual business address is a real street address your company uses as its official address while you work from anywhere - accepted where PO boxes are rejected, and private where your home address isn't.
Pick from 9 real US locations - SoHo Manhattan, San Francisco, DC and more - and the plan that fits your mail volume.
The standard form that authorizes us to receive mail for you. Most people finish the same day - online notary available.
Put it on your registration, bank applications, and Google profile right away, and manage anything that arrives from your phone.
ONE ADDRESS, EVERYWHERE IT COUNTS
Your address covers the essentials below. Bank, Google, and marketplace verification are related services you can add - and we link you to the right one.
List a real commercial street address as your company's business address on your state filing.
The professional mailing address on your filings, contracts, website, and vendor paperwork.
Keep your home address off the public record the moment you form a company.
WHY IT MATTERS
The address on your LLC filing becomes public record. A virtual business address keeps your filings and public profile on a real business address while your home stays private.
A prime address - in SoHo, San Francisco, Washington DC, or another of our locations - reads very differently to customers and partners than a residential street or a PO box. Credibility comes built in.
Your business gets a genuine street address in a real, staffed building - not a PO box or your kitchen table. Mail is received by real people, then scanned and managed online.
THE PART COMPETITORS CAN'T COPY
Most "virtual addresses" are mailbox slots that aggregators license in bulk and resell to thousands of businesses at once - often in office parks far from anywhere you'd want your brand associated with.
Ours are real, staffed buildings in addresses people recognize - a flagship SoHo address at 447 Broadway, plus San Francisco's Union Square, Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington DC, Wilmington, Austin, Tampa and more.
Anyone can spin up another box number. We give your business a real front door - and a city you'd be proud to put on your filings.
Get your business addressTHREE PRODUCTS, ONE REAL ADDRESS
All three give you a real address - they differ in what you mainly need it for.
Use an address to register your LLC, open accounts, and protect your privacy.
Receive and manage your mail online - scan, forward, shred.
Get proof-of-address documents, or a workspace with a receptionist and meeting rooms.
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A virtual business address gives your company a real commercial street address that you can use as your business address while you work from anywhere. It helps you keep your home address private and gives your business a more professional presence than a residential address or PO box.
This is a real street address in a staffed commercial building, not a PO box. Your mail is received by a real mailroom team and then managed digitally, which is why many businesses use it when a PO box is not accepted.
Many business owners use a virtual business address to keep their home address off public filings, protect their privacy, and present a more credible business image. It is especially useful when forming an LLC or corporation and you do not want your personal address tied to your business records.
You can use the address for common business purposes such as:
Sometimes you may need more than just an address. Banks and payment platforms often ask for proof of address, such as a utility bill or lease in your company’s name. That type of documentation is typically part of a Virtual Office or lease-based service, not the address plan by itself.
Getting started is simple:
USPS Form 1583 is the standard form that authorizes a mail provider to receive mail on your behalf. It is required for compliant mail handling and is a normal part of setting up a virtual mailbox or virtual business address service.