available now
Form the company.
Delaware C-Corp formation, founder review and signatures, a human-reviewed filing, EIN, founder stock, IP, and 83(b) workflows.
Free live workshop From Idea to Incorporated — leave with an incorporation checklist, LLC vs. C-Corp guide & 4 more founder resources. Save your seat →
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Corply is the company operating layer built for your agent.
It'll supercharge your agent with:
Corply incorporates your startup from the AI agent you already use. It guides the application, prepares the documents, coordinates each founder's review and signature, routes a human-reviewed Delaware C-Corp filing, requests an EIN, and tracks founder-stock and 83(b) work. Your agent stays conversational; Corply keeps the canonical company record.
The company operating layer
available now
Delaware C-Corp formation, founder review and signatures, a human-reviewed filing, EIN, founder stock, IP, and 83(b) workflows.
in development
Business accounts, transfers, bill pay, cards, spend controls, and reconciliation through the same permissioned company state.
private sandbox
Hosted payment portals and structured agent tools for products, prices, integrations, payment state, and payout reconciliation.
Simple pricing
Complete formation bundle
$799
One Corply fee. No hourly billing.
Delaware C-Corp formation
Company filing, formation documents, founder stock, IP assignment, and signature coordination.
EIN and 83(b) execution
Preparation, deadline handling, filing operations, tracking, and durable evidence for every founder.
Reusable company context
One verified company record that carries into banking, equity, tax, and compliance workflows.
Lifetime registered-agent support
Corply keeps notices, renewals, and replacement coordination visible for as long as your company uses Corply.
Government charges, optional expedited processing, bank fees, and third-party registered-agent renewals are separate and shown before you authorize them. Lifetime support means Corply coordination; the registered agent's own recurring fee remains yours.
Business banking · In development
Corply is building business banking around the same company state used for formation. Plan accounts, transfers, bill pay, cards, and reconciliation in conversation while verified people retain control of identity, partner terms, and consequential money movement.
Product preview · illustrative
Northwind Robotics, Inc.
Available cash
$148,320.40
Agent wallet
Growth agent
Authorized by Maya Chen
Remaining
$312.40
$187.60 spent
of $500
Per purchase
$100
Monthly budget
$500
Allowed
Software
•••• 2048
Growth agent
Operator-controlled
Agent wallets
Assign each agent a controlled spend balance and agent-specific virtual cards. Set merchant, category, transaction, time, and total limits; top up, pause, or revoke access. The eligible business and its authorized people remain in control. Agents receive delegated, policy-limited access—not ownership.
Join the banking previewProduct in development. Corply is not a bank. Availability and features will depend on regulated partners, program terms, and eligibility.
Corply Pay · Private sandbox
Corply is building hosted payment portals for agent-run companies. Customers use a familiar secure checkout. Agents use structured Corply tools to create products and prices, generate the integration, inspect payment state, and reconcile payouts—without screen-scraping or handling card details.
Hosted checkout
Production monitoring for robotics teams
$299per month
Customer payment details stay with the payment provider.
● create product + price
● generate checkout integration
● inspect payment state
● reconcile wallet and payout
human approval required for go-live and money movement
Refunds, payout-bank changes, production activation, and money movement stay behind explicit human approval. The agent can prepare, verify, and reconcile; it cannot quietly promote itself to financial operator.
Join the payments pilotHosted checkout and the MCP workflow are being validated in sandbox. Live customer payments are not yet available.
How it works
01
Paste one plain-English prompt. The agent follows Corply’s setup guide, connects the right integration, and reads your company state.
02
It recommends the standard path, asks only for facts that change the outcome, and records every document, approval, deadline, and result.
03
Founders personally approve signatures, filings, partner terms, bank changes, production go-live, refunds, and money movement.
Same outcome as Stripe Atlas or Clerky — a venture-ready Delaware C-Corp with EIN and founder-stock workflows. A different interface: the AI agent you already use, backed by canonical company state instead of another one-off portal. Undecided? How to choose.
Corply Bank & Payments
A real bank account, virtual cards, and a checkout your customers — and other agents — can pay. All of it opened by asking. No Stripe account to configure, no bank portal to log into.
01 · Money in
Animated Claude Code session. The founder asks for a bank account and a way to take payments. Corply opens a Corply Bank checking account, publishes a payment portal at corply.dev/pay/northwind, and creates a $2,400 payment link. Beside the chat, a console shows two payments landing: $2,400 from a customer paying by card, and $900 from another company's AI agent that read the price off the portal's machine endpoint and paid it. The balance ends at $3,300.
A payment portal is a real hosted checkout — your company's name, your price, a link you can send.
The same address answers machines: an agent asks what it costs, gets a price back, and pays it. Nobody has to sit at the form.
02 · Money out
Animated Claude Code session. The founder gives an AI research agent a $500 budget with a $100 per-charge cap. Corply creates the agent wallet and issues its own virtual card. The agent's $85 charge for an API posts immediately because it is inside the wallet's bounds. Its $340 charge for cloud hosting is over the per-charge cap, so it is held, not spent, and comes back as an approval request. The founder approves it in the chat, the charge posts, and $75 of the budget is left.
An agent wallet is standing authority with edges: a budget, a per-charge cap, categories, an expiry.
Inside the edges the agent just moves. Outside them it stops and asks you — in the chat, not in an email you'll miss.
Formation, banking, and payments are one conversation over one company memory — the same plugin you incorporated with. Set it up →
FAQ
Yes — that is what Corply is for. Your agent guides the application, prepares the documents, coordinates founder review and signatures, and routes the filing. Legally binding acts stay human, and every Delaware submission is human-reviewed.
Corply works today through its Claude Code and Codex plugins and through its authenticated MCP server for compatible clients. Its public ChatGPT plugin listing is under review; if it is not visible in ChatGPT's plugin directory, it is not generally available there yet.
Copy the one-line prompt on this page into your agent. The linked setup guide tells Claude Code, Codex, ChatGPT, or another MCP client how to use the best available connection path. If Corply is already connected, the agent skips installation and resumes your company state.
No. Corply prepares and validates the submission, but every Delaware filing receives human review before it is sent. Founders also personally approve their signatures, certifications, and payment.
No. Business banking, controlled agent wallets, and agent-specific virtual cards are in development. Corply is not a bank; any regulated services will depend on identified partners, program terms, approval, and eligibility.
No. The planned product gives an agent delegated, policy-limited spending access under an eligible business and its authorized people. Human operators retain control of identity, limits, funding, pause and revocation, and the issuer or program partner determines the legal cardholder structure.
Not in production yet. Corply Pay's hosted checkout and agent tool workflow are being validated in a private sandbox. Production activation, refunds, payout-bank changes, and money movement will remain behind explicit human approval.
No. Corply is software operated by 0Lumen Labs Corp. It is not a law firm or bank and does not provide legal, tax, accounting, immigration, securities, investment, or banking advice.