Is your entity still in good standing?
Check it free right now. Then let EntitySentry watch it every night and email you the moment the state says something changed.
Texas entities only for now. Request your state →
Three steps, then it runs on its own.
Set it up once. EntitySentry does the checking and tells you only when something needs your attention.
Add your entities
One entity, or a whole client list. We match each one to its official state record.
We check every night
In Texas, that's the Comptroller's franchise tax right to transact and the Secretary of State record.
You get a plain-English alert
An email that says what changed, what it means, and what to do next. No status codes to decipher.
Good standing is lost quietly.
A missed annual report. An unpaid franchise tax. A registered agent whose appointment lapsed. None of it comes with a phone call.
Owners usually find out at the worst possible moment: at a closing, during a loan application, in a lawsuit, or when a bank asks.
Penalties and fees
The longer a lapse goes unnoticed, the more there is to file and pay to put it right.
Loss of the right to do business
An entity out of good standing can be blocked from transacting until it is reinstated.
Personal exposure
In Texas, forfeited franchise tax privileges can make officers and directors personally liable for company debts. See the Texas details →
Built for the people who get the call.
CPA and accounting firms
Monitor every client entity in one dashboard, with alerts and ready-to-send client email drafts.
How firms use it →Attorneys and title companies
Verify entity status before a closing or a filing, and keep watching it while the deal is open.
Business owners
One entity or a handful of them, watched year-round for less than the cost of fixing one lapse.
Texas now. More states next.
We add states one at a time so each one is checked against the right official sources. Tell us which state you need and we'll prioritize it.
Request your statePriced for one entity or a thousand.
Prices below are subject to change.
Free
A one-time status check on a single entity. No account needed.
Owner
Nightly monitoring and email alerts for your own entities.
Firm
Tiered by the number of entities monitored, with client logins and alert drafts.
Add-on
Reinstatement help when an entity has already lapsed.
Common questions
What does "good standing" actually mean?+
That the state still recognizes your entity as active and compliant: required reports filed, required taxes paid, and a registered agent on file. The exact terms vary by state.
Where does your data come from?+
Official state public records. In Texas, that's the Comptroller of Public Accounts and the Secretary of State.
How often do you check?+
Every night. If a status changed since the last check, you get an email alert the same morning.
Which states are covered?+
Texas is live today. Other states are rolling out one at a time — request yours and we'll prioritize by demand.
Start watching your entities tonight.
Add your entities, and the first nightly check runs within 24 hours.