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The Business-in-a-Box Built for People Who Hate Paperwork
Prime Corporate Services has turned the scattered chores of starting a company into one guided relationship. Its bet is simple: a live adviser can be more useful than another filing form.
RLTYco
RLTYco is a New York-based financial services and benefits platform built for the roughly 1099 real estate agent economy. Founded in 2021 by industry veterans Briggs Elwell and Daniel Kennedy, it packages together commission advances, tax help, legal formation, healthcare plans, and a member perks program - services traditionally reserved for salaried W-2 employees. Its flagship product, RLTY Capital, buys a portion of an agent's pending commission and funds approved deals in as little as 24 hours, without credit checks or brokerage approval. After a $20 million Series A in January 2025, the company expanded nationwide and, in July 2026, acquired Atlanta-based commission-advance firm RealCommissions.
doola
doola is a New York-based fintech that helps entrepreneurs anywhere in the world start and run a U.S. business. Its 'Business-in-a-Box' platform bundles LLC and C-Corp formation, EIN registration, U.S. business banking access, bookkeeping, tax filing, compliance and e-commerce analytics into one back office, plus an AI Co-Founder. Founded in 2020 and backed by Y Combinator, doola has served 15,000+ founders across 175+ countries and is pushing agentic company formation directly into tools like ChatGPT, Claude, Replit, Lovable and Vercel.
Arjun Mahadevan
Arjun Mahadevan is the co-founder and CEO of doola, a New York based company that turns the headache of starting a U.S. business into a few clicks. Built after his own frustrating attempt to incorporate a company across borders, doola handles LLC formation, banking, bookkeeping and taxes for founders in more than 175 countries. A Wharton and Penn dual-degree graduate and former Dropbox growth PM, Arjun walked away from a comfortable big-tech job at 24 to build a 'Business-in-a-Box' on the belief that talent is everywhere but opportunity is not. He hosts the 15-Minute Founder podcast and writes a newsletter read by a large weekly audience.