IncorpAssist is a jurisdiction recommendation engine for founders deciding where to incorporate. Answer 10 to 15 questions about your residence, business model, fundraising plans, and priorities, and it returns three ranked entity recommendations across 22 jurisdictions, complete with pros, cons, tax estimates, and compliance flags.
The problem: picking an incorporation jurisdiction is one of the highest-stakes early decisions a founder makes (it determines tax exposure, banking access, fundraising readiness, and audit risk for years), yet the existing options are bad. Lawyers charge $500 an hour to say "it depends." Generic listicles push Delaware or Wyoming regardless of fit. Provider sites (Stripe Atlas, doola, LegalZoom) are sales funnels, not advisers.
IncorpAssist closes that gap with a deterministic scoring engine that weighs your actual situation: a Swiss-resident SaaS bootstrapper gets different answers than a Canadian VC-track founder, and both get reasoning, not a sales pitch. The tool also ships a full tax calculator (modeling US federal and state brackets, QBI, GILTI, SE tax, and 20+ country dividend regimes), head-to-head jurisdiction comparisons, and a residence-aware risk overlay covering CFC, substance, and reporting obligations.