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    French legaltech for online company formation and ongoing legal and accounting admin, with a 0 EUR formation service fee plus mandatory registry costs.

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    ToolTrim verdict3.0/ 5Average

    Decision threshold: budget the mandatory registry fees for your legal structure plus a quote for accounting, since the 0 EUR formation fee doesn't cover either.

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    In practice. What you can do with Legalplace.

    LegalPlace forms a French company online, SAS, SARL, SASU, EURL, SCI, auto-entreprise or association, generating the required documents and e-signatures automatically. It also offers a dedicated accountant for VAT and annual accounts, business address domiciliation in Paris, and filings for later changes like a director swap or dissolution.

    The formation service fee itself starts at 0 EUR, but mandatory registry fees apply on top and vary by legal structure, and most services beyond the 8.25 EUR/month invoicing software are quote-based. It suits a French founder who wants formation and ongoing admin handled in one place rather than through a lawyer.

    Practical uses

    • CreateForm a SAS or SASU online, with documents and e-signature generated automatically, paying only the mandatory registry fees.
    • MaintainUse the invoicing software and a dedicated accountant to handle VAT and annual accounts once the company is running.

    Features & use cases

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    Pros and cons. What Legalplace does well, and what to expect.

    Pros

    • 0 EUR service fee for company formation, only the mandatory registry fees apply.
    • Covers formation, ongoing legal changes and accounting support in one platform instead of separate providers.

    Cons

    • Most services beyond the invoicing software are priced on request, making the real total cost hard to estimate in advance.
    • Only covers French company law, unusable for a business formed outside France.

    When it makes sense. Keep Legalplace, or challenge it?

    Keep if

    • Keep if you're forming a French company and want formation, legal changes and accounting admin in one place without hiring a lawyer for each step.

    Challenge if

    • Avoid if your company isn't under French law, or if you need a fixed, fully public price before committing, since most add-on services are quote-based.

    Our verdict. What to know about Legalplace.

    Why this verdict

    Average

    Added value

    A 0 EUR service fee for formation is attractive, but most surrounding services (accounting, domiciliation extras) are quote-based, making total value hard to judge upfront.

    Simplicity

    Automated document generation and e-signature for company formation suggest a fast first result, but the collected sources don't detail the actual onboarding steps.

    Fit for purpose

    Covers the stated company-formation and ongoing legal-change services, but accounting support's actual scope is not detailed beyond a general description.

    Performance

    Covers multiple legal structures, ongoing compliance and administrative changes in one platform, a broad scope for a French legaltech.

    Reversibility

    Neutral score: data or document portability if a company leaves LegalPlace was not covered by the collected sources.

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