Questions before payment

Clear answers before you start.

Every application begins with a fit review, exact scope, and clear pricing.

Frequently asked

Scope, speed, and responsibility.

Use the AI support button for a quick service question or email a person for case-specific help.

Are you the Ontario Business Registry?

No. Ready to Run is a private service of 2461825 Ontario Inc. and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Government of Ontario.

Can every corporation use the service?

No. Multiple owners, professional corporations, non-resident structures, investors, custom share rights, reorganizations, and tax-planned structures require a different scope or qualified professional advice.

Do you provide legal or tax advice?

No. We coordinate customer-directed filing, records, and workflow. We do not choose structures or provide legal, tax, or accounting advice.

Why is payment not taken from the public form?

We review fit first. Accepted customers receive the exact scope, price, and a secure approved checkout link.

How does 15-Minute Priority work?

After a staffed slot is accepted, the clock begins when an eligible numbered Ontario corporation is complete, paid, signed, exactly authorized, and marked Ready to File. We guarantee submission—not Ontario processing or issuance.

What if the 15-minute window is missed?

If Ready to Run misses for a reason within our control, the $199 Priority fee is refunded. Registry outages, customer changes, inaccurate information, and incomplete files are excluded.

What does same-day mean?

Eligible complete Launch files received with payment and exact authorization by 1:00 p.m. Eastern on an Ontario business day are submitted the same business day, subject to the service terms.

What happens after the fit check?

We review your answers. If accepted, you receive the exact service, price, and secure next steps. Nothing is filed and no payment is taken from the fit-check form.

Still a fit?

Take the three-minute eligibility check.

Only high-level information is collected publicly.

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