From Delaware C-Corp to your first US customer. We guide Indian companies through every legal, financial, and strategic step of building a credible American presence.
The United States is the world's largest consumer economy at $27 trillion GDP. For Indian B2B SaaS, services, and manufacturing companies, a US legal entity is often the difference between closing enterprise deals and losing them.
US enterprise customers pay 3–8x more than Indian counterparts for equivalent software and services. A Delaware C-Corp signals credibility, unlocks procurement systems, and allows you to compete for mid-market and enterprise contracts that would otherwise never open to a foreign vendor.
Most US venture capital firms require a Delaware C-Corp before they can invest. YCombinator, Sequoia, Andreessen Horowitz — all require US entities. A properly structured company with standard SAFE notes or preferred stock agreements is investable on day one.
A US address, US phone number, and US business entity transforms how prospects worldwide perceive you. It also enables faster payment through US banking, eliminates international wire friction, and reduces foreign vendor compliance risk for large buyers.
Our USA Market Entry package covers the full lifecycle from zero to operational. No stone left unturned — entity, taxes, banking, compliance, and your first customers.
Best for: VC-backed startups, companies planning to go public, SaaS, any business seeking US institutional investors.
Best for: services firms, consulting, agencies, import/export, businesses owned by Indian residents (non-US persons).
A structured, proven 4–8 week roadmap from initial strategy to active business operations.
We assess your product, target market, funding goals, and ownership structure to recommend the right entity type, jurisdiction (Delaware, Wyoming, or other), and operational setup.
Delaware C-Corp or LLC filed with the Secretary of State. Articles of Incorporation or Organization drafted, registered agent engaged, and operating agreement or bylaws completed.
EIN obtained from the IRS via SS-4 form (no US address or SSN required for foreign owners). State tax registrations where required. Initial accounting and payroll setup.
Business bank account opened with Mercury (digital-first, friendly to foreign-owned startups), Relay, or Brex. Payment processor setup (Stripe), accounting software configured.
Foreign qualification in states where you'll hire or operate, sales tax nexus analysis, business license review, and data privacy (CCPA) baseline assessment if you handle consumer data.
Ideal Customer Profile for the US market, pricing benchmarking vs US competitors, sales channel strategy (direct, channel partner, PLG), and first 10 customer outreach plan.
You've built product-market fit in India and Southeast Asia. US enterprise contracts are 5–10x bigger. You need a US entity to get into procurement, close deals, and raise your Series A.
Indian manufacturers in pharma, textiles, auto components, or agri-products who want a US subsidiary to manage US customer relationships, warehousing, and direct distribution.
Indian IT companies tired of selling at Indian rates to US clients. A Delaware LLC and US legal presence means you can bill in USD, hire US sales staff, and compete with Cognizant for mid-market contracts.
Indian entrepreneurs moving to the US on an O-1, L-1, or EB-1 visa who need the company infrastructure ready before they arrive — bank account, entity, EIN, and initial customers lined up.
S-Corporations cannot have non-US-resident shareholders. Indian founders who form an S-Corp lose their tax benefits and must restructure — expensively.
Selling to California customers from a Delaware entity triggers California franchise tax. Each state has different nexus thresholds. Unpaid back taxes can exceed $50K.
Indian residents who own a foreign entity (ODI — Overseas Direct Investment) must file with the RBI annually. Missing this is a FEMA violation with significant penalties.
Indian parent + US subsidiary needs a proper transfer pricing agreement. Without it, payments between entities can be treated as dividends and taxed in both countries.
US banks reject foreign-owned startups without proper documentation: Articles of Incorporation, EIN letter, and proof of beneficial ownership per FinCEN BOI rules (2024).
Entity formation, EIN, registered agent (1 year), operating agreement/bylaws, banking introductions.
Everything in Foundation + state compliance, sales tax analysis, US go-to-market strategy, 3 months of advisory support.
Ongoing US strategic advisory — compliance calendar, investor prep, market expansion, hiring guidance. Cancel anytime.
Book a free 30-minute strategy call. We'll assess your specific situation and map a clear US entry path.