Incorporate in Nevada or Texas — Stripe Atlas, but for real cowboys

Hello, Makers! This is Roman, the founder of Skala (formerly Degoverned), a legal platform for builders. Today, we're launching incorporation services in Nevada and Texas — two states gaining popularity among startups and public companies due to concerns about Delaware courts. You may have heard that the Delaware Court of Chancery recently rejected, for the second time, Elon Musk’s $55 billion pay package, despite Tesla Inc.'s efforts to ratify it. This ruling sparked widespread discussion about the role and impartiality of Delaware judges. While Delaware C-corps remain the default choice for US-based early-stage startups, the tide is changing, and alternatives like Nevada and Texas are gaining traction. At Skala, it is our core value to meet the needs of modern-day founders — whether they build in crypto and AI or hustle as solopreneurs. That's why we keep our ears close to the ground and build what founders need right now. To celebrate our Product Hunt launch, we're offering 10 discounts of $250 on all incorporation packages for the Product Hunt community!

Big thanks for sharing info on emerging states! Researching on Delaware — I was wondering why everybody still thinks Delaware is "a go to state". Glad to see a new way to quickly incorporate in Newada. We've recently closed the company in Delaware — looking forward to using skala to register as soon as we start our next venture!

Congrats on the launch, Roman! Best of luck! Great product for builders. 🔥

Congratulations on the launch! Great useful product!

Texas is a new gold for startup world! Congrats with the launch!

This is timely! I were about to incorporate in Delaware by default but the recent court decisions have been concerning.

So this is basically Stripe Atlas, but with a cowboy hat. Makes sense, Texas had to get in on this sooner or later.

Really useful! This is very relevant. Good luck 🤞🏻

Congrats on the launch! 🚀 It’s great to see more incorporation options opening up beyond Delaware, especially with the shifting legal landscape. Nevada and Texas definitely offer compelling advantages for founders. Looking forward to seeing how Skala continues to evolve and support the startup ecosystem! 👏

How does Texas or Nevada treat DAOs and crypto-native companies compared to Delaware?

Would love an option to compare the long term benefits of each state for businesses like mine!

I like seeing legal innovation aligned with the needs of modern builders.

My startup needed a solid registration option, and this gives me exactly what I was looking for.

How does the incorporation process in Nevada and Texas compare in terms of paperwork