I used Clerky for incorporating my startup in Delaware as a C corp, and they handled all the legal paperwork. I like that Clerky lets us get incorporated relatively easily. The cap table function is great because it allows our startup to officially store our cap table based on real equity splits, and we can update it as needed. It's very easy to track everything. I also appreciate having the bylaws done for a few hundred dollars, even if they're Delaware standard. Additionally, Clerky provides a comprehensive place to store all the necessary C corp documents, making it easy to reference them. Having all the startup stuff in one place is really valuable to me, along with having real documents that potential investors can trust. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
I don't like the extra fees for many things, even though I bought a lifetime package. There were additional charges for services like equity vesting and tax filings (83b form), which cost an extra $150. The user experience can be confusing after completing post-incorporation tasks, especially when sharing documents with co-founders. It feels cheap, like the website was thrown together, and some things can be hard to find. Also, customer support takes about 2 business days to respond, even though they are generally responsive. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
