Business support services
Register it. Then build it.
We build products for founders. Founders also need a registered company, a tax number, and paperwork that files itself somewhere useful. This page handles that part, so you can get back to the part you actually started for.
The problem
Every build starts with paperwork nobody warned you about. A company registration. A tax clearance. A BEE affidavit. A director change from that co-founder who left in March. Each one is simple in theory and a queue in practice, and together they can eat the exact week you meant to spend on the product. The paperwork is not the business. It just gets to go first.
What it is
A curated set of company registration and compliance services, delivered by SwiftReg, a CIPC-integrated registration specialist. Pick the service below, order it online, and the filing is handled for you. Registrations, amendments, tax, trademarks and the rest of the admin that stands between an idea and a company that can invoice for it.
The honest bit
SwiftReg pays us a commission when you order through this page. Your price is exactly the same as going to them directly. We list them because they are who we would point you to anyway. The commission just means the coffee is on them.
The services
Everything below is ordered and paid online. Most registrations complete in days, not weeks.
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Who it's for
Founders starting out register the company before you register the domain. Ideally the same afternoon.
Running businesses annual returns, director changes, share transfers and the admin that piles up while you're busy trading.
Our build clients if we're building your product, this is where the company that owns it gets its paperwork done.
One thing to know
These are South African registrations. CIPC, SARS, the local alphabet. If your company needs to live somewhere else, this page is not your answer, but a thirty-minute call probably is.
Frequently asked
Company registered. Now the good part.
The paperwork was never the point. Book a call with a senior engineer and let's talk about the thing you registered the company for.