Fixed
An approved amount that applies to the stated company and scope.
Cost architecture
Each package shows the provider fee for a defined scope. The full transaction cost — capital treatment, taxes and third-party costs — is shown as separate components, never folded into one ambiguous headline.
Each package price is the provider fee for a defined scope of work. The complete cost composition is presented before commitment, and company-specific details are provided before reservation.
Shelf-company packages
Choose the coordination scope that fits the transaction. Where forming a new company is the better route, it is quoted for your case.
€7,900Provider fee for a defined acquisition scope.
A coordinated acquisition of an available Austrian GmbH, with company-specific facts and evidence provided before reservation.
€14,900Provider fee for an extended coordination scope.
Everything in Essential with broader post-acquisition coordination, for buyers who need the entity operational sooner.
€24,900Provider fee for a fully coordinated engagement.
A fully coordinated acquisition and operational readiness programme for complex ownership, management or activity requirements.
On requestQuoted for your structure and requirements.
When forming a new Austrian company is the better route than acquiring an existing one, the formation is scoped and quoted for your case.
Prices are the provider fee for the stated scope. The full transaction cost is presented as separate components before commitment — company-specific details are provided before reservation.
Each package shows a provider fee: GmbH Essential €7,900, GmbH Premium €14,900 and GmbH Enterprise €24,900; company formation is quoted for your case. That fee covers a defined scope of coordination work.
The full transaction cost is separate and company-specific: the company’s capital treatment, VAT where applicable, third-party notary, court and translation costs, and any optional services are each shown independently and labelled included, conditional, estimated or optional — so the headline fee is never mistaken for the total.
Third-party costs are estimates outside the provider’s control. Conditional costs may change once compliance checks, document languages, ownership structure or intended activity are known.Transparent formula
The final interface will display what is fixed, what is estimated, what may change after KYC and what is optional.
Amount, status and evidence date shown independently of any fee.
Shown separatelyA defined service scope, with its exclusions stated.
Fixed scopeTax treatment stated rather than implied.
ConditionalThird-party costs remain visibly separate, as estimates.
EstimatedAdded only where the buyer selects them.
OptionalThe company-specific total is confirmed before commitment. No line is folded into the displayed fee.
What buyers need to see
Every line item receives one of those labels. Material exclusions do not belong in tooltips or a legal page hidden from the buying decision.
An approved amount that applies to the stated company and scope.
A third-party cost or range that may change with the transaction.
A cost dependent on KYC, documents, language, ownership or intended activity.
A selected post-acquisition service, separately scoped and priced.

Direct access
A first conversation is about business fit: what the company has to do, when it has to start, who will own and manage it, and whether acquiring an existing GmbH is genuinely the better route for you.