doola Company Formation API

What is doola Company Formation API?

The doola Company Formation API lets you add US company formation services to your product from the command line. It’s designed for partners who want to programmatically create and launch companies (including LLCs) through an API-driven workflow.

In addition to company creation, the page positions the service as part of a broader setup experience that can include EIN-related steps and post-formation operational support, with doola presented as “powered by doola” via iFrame, API, or MCP.

Key Features

API and command-line company formation: Add incorporation capabilities to your product suite so users can form companies via a programmatic flow.
Whitelabel experience options: Refer to doola via iFrame, API, or MCP and embed a “powered by doola” experience inside your interface.
Partner onboarding and custom integration plan: After an application review, doola schedules an onboarding call to discuss fit and outline how doola will integrate with your business.
Dedicated partner support: Launch with dedicated support through channels such as Slack, WhatsApp, or email, and a dedicated account manager for companies created through the partner workflow.
Steps-based launch workflow: The page describes a three-step process: specify what you need (LLC/EIN/registered agent and volume expectations), complete onboarding, then launch with support.

How to Use doola Company Formation API

Apply as a partner and tell doola what you want to form (the page mentions options like LLC, EIN, and registered agent) and your expected volume.
Complete onboarding if there’s a strong fit: doola reviews the application and schedules an onboarding call to walk through the service and integration plan.
Embed and launch using the approach that matches your product (the page mentions iFrame, API, or MCP) and then work with a dedicated account manager for ongoing support.

Use Cases

“Business-in-a-box” startups: Build a single workflow where customers can request incorporation and get further formation-related outputs as part of the same product experience.
B2B platforms offering legal operations: Integrate company formation into an existing dashboard so end users can launch companies without leaving your UI.
Developer-first SaaS adding back-office automation: Use the API to trigger company formation flows from your backend, rather than manual customer intake.
Fintech and payments products: Provide company creation as an upstream step in a broader onboarding journey for merchants or account holders.
Agencies and service providers: Route multiple client formations through a partner workflow with dedicated support channels and an account manager.

FAQ

Is the doola Company Formation API only for LLCs?

The page specifically calls out launching LLCs and asks partners what they need (including LLC, EIN, and registered agent). It does not list a complete set of entity types on this page.

How does doola support embedding the service into my product?

The page states you can refer to doola via iFrame, API, or MCP and create a “powered by doola” experience.

What information do I need to provide to start?

According to the page, you tell doola what you’re looking for (it mentions LLC, EIN, registered agent, or all of the above) and your expected volume.

Will I have support after launch?

Yes. The page describes dedicated support with a dedicated account manager and support channels such as Slack, WhatsApp, or email.

Does the partner workflow include an onboarding call?

Yes. The page says doola reviews your application and, if there’s a strong fit, schedules an onboarding call to discuss integration.

Alternatives

DIY incorporation platforms with guided forms: Instead of an API-driven integration, these tools focus on user-driven web flows; you’d handle incorporation outside your product workflow.
Generic workflow/automation platforms plus document-based incorporation services: Useful if you want to orchestrate steps (intake, routing, filings) but not embed a dedicated company formation API.
In-house legal operations + third-party compliance vendors: Build your own internal process and connect to specialized vendors for filings and related steps, trading integration complexity for control.
Other business-formation service providers offering partner programs: Compare based on whether they support API/embedding, partner onboarding, and the specific formation outputs you need.