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Bizee — the business-formation service formerly known as Incfile — is one of the best-known low-cost providers for entrepreneurs looking to launch an LLC, corporation, or nonprofit in the United States. Founded in 2004 and headquartered in Houston, the company rebranded from Incfile to Bizee while keeping the same offering: fast, affordable entity filing plus a full stack of compliance and management services. Its affiliate program lets bloggers, influencers, and content creators earn commissions by referring new business owners.

About Bizee

Bizee is bootstrapped, founder-led, and independently owned, and it markets itself as one of the industry's best values. The company reports having served over 1,000,000 entrepreneurs and holds a Trustpilot rating of 4.7 out of 5 across a stated 100,000+ verified reviews on Trustpilot and ShopperApproved.

Beyond standard LLC and corporation formation, Bizee handles S Corps, C Corps, nonprofits, EIN / Tax ID applications, virtual addresses, DBAs, trademark registration, registered agent service, annual reports, foreign qualification, dissolution, and more. A core part of its pitch is that its entry-level formation is extremely cheap: the affiliate page advertises "$0 LLC formation + free registered agent for the first year (+ state fees)" as "the easiest sale you'll ever make." Note that the current pricing page shown for formation packages listed a $299 package price plus state fees, so exact pricing depends on the promotion and package in effect.

How the Bizee affiliate program works

The Bizee affiliate program is managed through the AWIN affiliate network. You apply, get reviewed, and once approved you receive a custom affiliate link to place in your content. When a referred customer signs up, you earn a commission, and you track clicks, conversions, and earnings inside the AWIN dashboard.

• Commission: The official page describes "competitive commissions that match the best in the industry through AWIN" without publishing an exact figure. Third-party directories report a fixed commission of up to $100 per sale (cost-per-sale) on a single-tier structure.
• Cookie window: Reported at 30 days from last click.
• Payouts: Third-party listings cite monthly payouts, a $50 minimum, and payment via ACH, check, wire transfer, and other methods. Because the program now runs on AWIN, actual payout terms and thresholds follow AWIN's schedule.
• Approval: Per Bizee's Terms & Conditions, you submit a complete Affiliate Program Application and are notified of acceptance or rejection.

Note that some third-party sources reference older setups (ShareASale, Firstpromoter). Bizee's own current affiliate page routes sign-ups exclusively to AWIN, so treat AWIN as the authoritative destination.

Program rules to know

• Bidding on Bizee's trademarked terms (TM) or trademarked terms plus keywords (TM+) in paid search — Google Ads, Bing Ads, and other PPC platforms — is strictly prohibited unless explicitly approved.
• Coupon sites, browser helpers, and PPC partners are not allowed.
• Google Shopping / Product Listing Ads promotion requires express permission.
• Logos and trademarks may only be used as provided and approved; written material referencing Bizee must be submitted for approval before publication.

Who should promote Bizee

Bizee is a strong fit for creators in the small-business, startup, entrepreneurship, and personal-finance niches — anyone whose audience includes people about to form a company. Because the headline offer (very low or $0 formation plus a free first-year registered agent) is so easy to sell, it converts well for tutorial content, "how to start an LLC" guides, state-by-state formation articles, and YouTube reviews.

It is less suitable for affiliates who rely on brand-term PPC or coupon-site traffic, since those tactics are explicitly banned. Recurring-revenue seekers should also note the commission appears to be one-time per sale rather than a renewing subscription cut.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Trusted, established brand (since 2004) with 1M+ businesses formed and a 4.7 Trustpilot rating.
• Pro: Extremely easy-to-sell entry offer (advertised $0 LLC formation + free first-year registered agent, plus state fees).
• Pro: Broad worldwide acceptance for publishers and a range of upsell services (EIN, virtual address, trademark) to convert.
• Pro: Runs on AWIN, a reputable network with solid tracking and reporting.
• Con: Bizee does not publish an exact commission on its site; the "up to $100 per sale" figure comes from third-party directories and may vary.
• Con: Strict promotional rules — no trademark bidding, no coupon sites, content approval required.
• Con: Commission appears one-time, not recurring.
• Con: Conflicting information across sources (AWIN vs. ShareASale/Firstpromoter) can cause confusion.

Overall, Bizee is a well-established, high-trust brand with a genuinely easy-to-sell offer, making it a solid pick for entrepreneurship-focused affiliates who can work within its content and traffic rules. Confirm the current commission and payout terms directly inside AWIN before committing.