Built for your trade

Every business has different risks.
Your LLC guide should too.

Pick your trade — each guide covers the liability that actually applies to you, what you need beyond the filing, and the questions people in your line of work ask us.

Photographers & Videographers →

One corrupted card, one injured guest, one canceled wedding.

Landlords & Rental Property Owners →

The tenant's lawyer names you personally. Every property you own is now in play.

Cleaning Businesses →

You work inside other people's homes and businesses. Everything that goes wrong there follows you home — unless it stops at an LLC.

Truckers & Owner-Operators →

Your authority, your truck, your name on the door — make sure the liability isn't personally yours too.

Salons, Barbers & Beauty Pros →

Chair renters, product reactions, and a landlord's lease — three reasons the beauty industry runs on LLCs.

Contractors & Handymen →

In the trades, the question isn't whether something eventually goes wrong on a job — it's whose assets are on the line when it does.

Etsy & Online Sellers →

Your shop can outgrow your kitchen table overnight. The IRS form arrives either way.

Turo & Car-Share Hosts →

You're handing strangers the keys to a two-ton liability. Structure isn't optional at scale.

Lawn Care & Landscaping →

A rock through a window is a bad afternoon. A rock through a windshield on a busy street is a lawsuit.

Food Trucks & Cottage Food →

Serving the public food is the most regulated thing a small business can do. The LLC is the easy part — so do it first.

Freelancers & Consultants →

Your clients are companies. Invoice like one.