The math
You're already doing the hard part. Start billing for the easy part.
Every incorporated client needs an annual return filed, dividends papered with a resolution, and a minute book that actually exists. Many firms do none of it, some of it, or all of it for free because there was no clean way to track it. That is billable work you are giving away — and the one thing CRA and a buyer's lawyer will ask for first.
Typical firm billings — your fees, not ours
| Annual return / annual report filing | $20 – $50 |
| Dividend resolution (with T5 reconciliation) | $40 – $150 |
| Annual resolutions and minute book update | $90 – $299 |
| Securities register maintenance | $29 / year + $49 per change |
| Share certificates, transfer instruments, CSR for the bank | $200 – $400 every ~5 years ($40 – $80/yr amortized) |
| Per company, per year | $219 – $608 |
At about $413 in annual billings — the midpoint of the range above — one company brings in about 27 times its $15/year plan cost.
A 100-company book leaves $21,900 – $60,800 on the table every year — tracking it here costs $350/year.
Typical firm billings — your fees, not ours. Introductory pricing — subject to change.
Run your own number
Your Oh My Registry cost
Typical firm billings — your fees, not ours.
Plus 5% GST ($0.75 on $15).
Start with one company.
$1.25 a month, billed $15 a year
- Every feature in every band
- Unlimited e-signature
- Your clients pay nothing
Introductory pricing — subject to change.