UK Ltd for Your Startup: Incorporated in 24 Hours
Launch your UK startup with a properly structured Ltd company: founder shares, registered office, company secretary, and banking: done remotely in a day.
Who this is for
- First-time founders incorporating their startup idea in the UK
- Technical co-founders who want the company side handled quickly
- Non-UK founders who want a UK HQ for their business
- Pre-seed startups who need a legal entity before their first customer
What's included
- UK Ltd incorporation at Companies House
- Founder share issuance and register of members
- Registered office (1 year)
- Company secretary appointment
- UK business bank account assistance
How it works
Company registered
Submitted same-day, approved in 24–48 hours.
Shares issued
Founder shares documented in the register.
Banking
Business account opened under the new entity.
Start trading
Ready to sign contracts and invoice customers.
Frequently asked questions
How do co-founders split shares?
We document your agreed split in the register of members. A shareholders agreement is strongly recommended, we can advise on structure.
Should I use a UK Ltd or a Delaware C-Corp?
UK Ltd is better for UK-focused businesses and most European markets. Delaware C-Corp is better if you plan to raise US VC funding.
Can I add an EMI options scheme later?
Yes. UK Ltd companies are eligible for EMI (Enterprise Management Incentives) share option schemes, a tax-efficient way to incentivise early employees.
Does my startup need to be UK-based?
No. Many non-UK founders incorporate a UK Ltd as their international entity while operating from elsewhere.
Review before you continue
Check the listed scope, requirements, price note, and FAQs. Final decisions remain with the relevant bank, government authority, or institution.
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