Simplitoo Startup Deals & Discounts

The only discount in our catalog for Simplitoo is a line reading "Save up to $50", marked "Premium Only" and with no end date; the listing does not say whether that means Simplitoo's PREMIUM formula. Treat it as a small saving on a formation order.

Simplitoo's own SAS page advertises a 15% reduction to any visitor, with no application. The two do not obviously add up, and our listing does not say whether they stack. Because "up to $50" is a ceiling, the saving can be lower; for scale, 15% reaches 50 on an order of about 333.

Alternatives in the catalog. Legalstart, a French formalities service, lists "Save up to $100", and Contract-factory also files French formalities online. Doola lists a headline value of $330. Stripe Atlas lists 50% off its incorporation fee for a Delaware company. For a French SAS or SARL, Legalstart and Contract-factory are the direct matches. Simplitoo's pages show no base price, so compare checkout totals rather than headline discounts.

A founder registering a French SAS with a co-founder. The SAS page walks through articles of association, the president role and a symbolic €1 minimum share capital, and the flow is built for people with no legal background.

A solo founder choosing between SASU and EURL. The comparison tool and guides on the site exist for exactly this question before any money is spent.

A founder who only wants the paperwork and will file personally. The BASE formula hands over the registry form, email help and a dynamic form for customizing the articles of association; the customer then files and pays the registry fee directly.

Skip: a company that needs tailored shareholder agreements. Simplitoo's own pages describe a standardized formation product; investor terms need a lawyer.

Skip: a buyer who wants an English-language process. The site, the guides and the contracts are in French.

Skip: someone who needs the cheapest verified price today. Simplitoo publishes no price list on the pages we could read.

Simplitoo publishes no price list on the pages we read, and the formation page shows no euro price. What its terms of sale do explain is how a bill is built: the total is Simplitoo's service fee plus administrative fees, and those cover the commercial registry, the legal announcement, the trademark office or the accounts filing. Prices are quoted both excluding and including VAT.

There are three formulas. BASE supplies the form, email help and a dynamic articles generator, and the customer pays the registry fee directly. PLUS gives Simplitoo power of attorney to file the registration, and PREMIUM adds express handling. If the registry rejects a file, Simplitoo says it completes and resubmits it without extra fees, under an obligation of means.

What the discounts are worth. The 15% shown on the SAS page takes €15 off every €100 of the bill. Our listing's "up to $50" is a ceiling on the saving, and 15% reaches 50 on a bill of about 333. A symbolic €1 of share capital is enough for a SAS, so the registry's own costs are the main fixed expense.