Hi all!

We’re Collin and Sarah from Stable — a virtual address + mailbox for business. Today we’re excited to share that Stable is launching Stable Reminders (https://www.usestable.com/products/reminders)!

What are Stable Reminders?

Stable Reminders are email notifications sent directly to your inbox before important federal and state filings are due. These reminders are customized to your entity type and state(s) you've registered to do business in. It’s nothing fancy, just reminders, and all for free.

Why are we launching this?

We have digitized a lot of physical mail — our core product is a virtual address + mailbox for business. Throughout this, we’ve been consistently surprised by the number of businesses that get notified and fined for missed filing deadlines via physical mail.

We think it’s anxiety-inducing to receive unknown mail from a government agency, frustrating to pay fines for simple oversight, and generally outdated to receive physical mail in the first place.

We built Stable Reminders to make tracking and acting on filing deadlines a better experience!

With Stable Reminders, we hope your business can avoid penalties & late fees imposed by federal and state governments, ensure that good standing is maintained, and gain peace of mind + instill confidence that filing deadlines will be met (especially if you aren’t relying on a corporate lawyer).

Currently support jurisdictions: Federal, Delaware, California (If you’d like to see support for other jurisdictions please leave a comment or email us at collin.pham@useStable.com)

What do you think?

Does this sound useful to you? If it does, you can sign up with your email here (https://www.usestable.com/products/reminders). If it doesn’t, we’d love to hear why in the comments.

If you’d like to learn more or have any questions, leave a comment or shoot us an email at collin.pham@useStable.com

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