Services et tarifs

What the catalogue covers

The Murblz catalogue brings together everything needed to live and do business across several countries. Each service has its own page with an open price, timelines and the requirements of the specific country.

How pricing works

• Each item's price is open on the service page and based on a typical task. There are no bundles with items you do not need: you can order just formation, just a renewal or just an apostille.
• Government fees, registry charges and bank tariffs are listed separately unless explicitly included. On country pages we convert them into dollars at the central bank rate on the check date and round up.
• We fix the final estimate in writing before work starts, and it does not change along the way. If the task changes at your request, we agree a new estimate first.
• You can get a calculation for your situation online in the chat with a consultant.

Where our clients usually start

Tasks are usually linked: an account opens faster when the company and residence are clear, and taxes depend on where you live. So we start with the whole picture, not a single service.

How to choose a country for a company and account

We compare countries on five points: taxes for the company and for you personally, banks' willingness to work with the structure, the jurisdiction's reputation with your partners, the annual running cost with fees, bookkeeping and filings, and economic substance requirements. Cheap formation often turns into expensive annual upkeep or bank refusals, so we calculate the full cost several years ahead.

How we work

1. Task review: where you live, your citizenship, where money will come from and go, the deadlines.
2. Options: we say honestly where it is cheaper and where it is safer, and which countries are closed to you.
3. An estimate and a document checklist, fixed in writing.
4. Document preparation, translations, apostille, filings with registries, banks and authorities.
5. Support after the result: renewals, filings, annual fees, answers to bank questions.

Most tasks are handled remotely. A personal visit is needed only where a bank or authority requires it, and we warn you before work starts.

What matters in 2026

• Banks and registries almost everywhere check the source of funds and ultimate owners. A well-prepared explanation of the money saves weeks.
• Most countries exchange tax information: an account or company abroad does not hide income from your country of tax residence.
• Low-tax jurisdictions apply economic substance and annual reporting rules, with large penalties for breaches.
• Some programmes and banks are closed to certain nationalities; we check this before preparing documents and suggest open options right away.