“I regularly recommend Corpy to the founders I advise. The content is accurate, regularly updated, and explains complex concepts clearly without oversimplifying.”
Founders use Corpy to answer the biggest early question: where should my company live, and why? Each one describes the decision it helped them make.
Each review describes a real formation decision.
“I regularly recommend Corpy to the founders I advise. The content is accurate, regularly updated, and explains complex concepts clearly without oversimplifying.”
“Was deciding between Estonia, UK, and Cyprus for my holding company. Corpy had dedicated comparison content for exactly this scenario. The tax treaty tables are invaluable.”
“The UAE free zone directory is the most comprehensive I have found online. Each zone has its own profile with fees, restrictions, and recommended business types. Huge time saver.”
“Was comparing GmbH vs UG formation in Germany and Corpy's guide covered every angle I cared about, including minimum capital, liability implications, and tax treatment. Very comprehensive.”
“Really well-structured site. The country silos make it easy to navigate and the compliance checklists are genuinely useful. Would love more coverage of Asian jurisdictions.”
“The corporate tax comparison section is outstanding. I compared 8 jurisdictions side by side before choosing where to register my holding company. The free zone directory is also very thorough.”
“I was researching how to open a company in the Netherlands and Corpy had the most complete guide I found anywhere. Step-by-step, with real costs and timelines. Saved me hours of research.”
172 guides spread across the eight fully covered jurisdictions. These are the counts the site publishes.
Not just guides: tools that run the numbers for your situation.
Registration jurisdiction, parent–subsidiary structure and formation playbooks across 14 countries. Three featured profiles:
Guides are researched in-house against official registries, tax authorities and legislation, and can be checked through CitePep.
Say which jurisdictions you compared, which entity you chose, and which guide or tool settled it.