Start your Swiss company,
without the paperwork maze.
Sàrl (LLC), SA, or sole proprietorship — a Swiss CPA in Geneva handles the articles, the notary, and the commercial register, and explains every step in plain English.
From order to incorporation,
we handle every step
A clear path to a registered Swiss company, 100% online, with a dedicated Swiss CPA.
Sole proprietorship, Sàrl, or SA — pick the package and fill in your details. We receive your request instantly.
We validate your project, verify your identity, and confirm the legal form, business purpose, and capital.
We draft your articles of association and coordinate the notary deed and the capital-deposit account.
We file with the commercial register of your canton of seat. Once published, your company receives its CHE / IDE number.
You receive your incorporation documents and a post-formation checklist. Ready to invoice — and to add accounting whenever you need it.
Which legal form?
Choose the structure that best fits your project
Frequently asked questions
Yes. EU/EFTA nationals have broad freedom of establishment. Non-EU/EFTA founders can own a Swiss company too, but a Sàrl or SA must have at least one resident director or signatory domiciled in Switzerland, and running the business locally may require a residence/work permit. We assess your specific case before you commit.
A Sàrl (LLC) requires CHF 20,000, fully paid up. An SA requires CHF 100,000, with at least CHF 50,000 paid up at incorporation. A sole proprietorship needs no minimum capital. The capital is the company's money — it isn't a fee, it stays available for the business.
Once the capital-deposit account is funded and the documents are signed before the notary, the commercial register typically completes the entry within a few business days. The realistic end-to-end timeline, including bank onboarding, is usually two to four weeks.
Most owner-run businesses and startups choose the Sàrl: lower capital, simpler governance. The SA suits larger structures, investor rounds, or where shareholder anonymity matters. We walk you through the trade-offs for your situation before filing.
Yes. The whole process — documents, notary coordination, register filing, and bank onboarding — is managed for you in English by a Swiss CPA.
Let's talk about your business.
Every situation is unique. Book a free 15-minute call with one of our experts — no commitment, no sales pitch. Just straightforward advice on your accounting and tax situation in Switzerland.