Companies and contracts built to handle growth.
Incorporation, corporate governance, shareholder agreements and commercial contracts in Spanish and English. Scope and a fixed fee in writing before we start.
Three moments, one team.
Founders
You are about to incorporate and want it right from the charter: equity split, vesting and exit rules before there is money on the table.
Foreign companies
You need the Mexican subsidiary with the right structure toward your parent, and contracts that work in both languages.
SMEs
Your company already invoices and it is time to tidy up: shareholder meetings, corporate books and contracts with clients and vendors.
From the deed to the day to day.
Incorporation
S.A. de C.V., S. de R.L. de C.V. or SAS depending on your case; we draft the bylaws and coordinate the formalization end to end.
Shareholder agreements
Shareholder and founders agreements: vesting, exits, deadlock rules and what happens if someone leaves.
Corporate governance
Meetings, minutes, corporate books and powers of attorney up to date, so the company withstands an audit or an investment.
Commercial contracts
Services, distribution, NDAs and terms with clients and vendors, in Spanish and English.
Investment
SAFE and term sheet review before you sign; we tell you what you are giving up and what you can negotiate.
Restructuring
Partner changes, capital increases and simple mergers, with clear steps and timing.
Prices on the table.
Company incorporation
Your company ready to operate and invoice; we coordinate the formalization end to end.
Founders agreement
Equity split, vesting and clear rules between partners.
SAFE / term sheet review
Before you sign with an investor, let someone read it for you.
Your on-call lawyer
Your legal department for a monthly fee. Ongoing counsel without hiring in-house.
Reference prices in Mexican pesos, plus VAT. Formalization and registry costs are third party expenses, presented separately and in writing.
Current as of August 2026
Who builds your company.
Víctor Durán
Partner · Corporate, labor and technology
More than five years as in-house counsel at a Fortune 50 technology multinational, advising on everything from labor to corporate and administrative matters. Sitting on the client side taught him what a business really needs: clear options, measured risk and knowing the cost before the work starts. He leads every client relationship at the firm, and his practice includes representation in conciliation hearings and trials.
Cristian Espinosa
Corporate and notarial
More than 5 years in corporate and notarial practice. Corporate structures and formalization of acts to give every transaction certainty.
What clients ask before incorporating.
How much does it cost to incorporate a company in Mexico in 2026?+
Our fees start from $12,000 MXN plus VAT. Formalization and registry costs are third party expenses, paid separately and presented to you in writing before we start. The fee is fixed and agreed upfront.
S.A. de C.V., S. de R.L. or SAS?+
The SAS is formed online, admits a single shareholder and only individuals. The S.A. and the S. de R.L. admit corporate partners, including foreign companies, and are the standard vehicles to operate and receive investment. With US partners or investors, the S. de R.L. de C.V. can elect pass through treatment (check the box) and the S.A. de C.V. is always treated as a corporation. The analysis is part of our proposal.
Can foreigners own 100% of a Mexican company?+
Yes. In most economic activities foreign investors can hold 100% of the capital. Some activities have limits or require authorization under Mexico’s Foreign Investment Law; we review this with you before incorporating.
What do I need to incorporate?+
IDs and details of the partners, a company name to clear with the Ministry of Economy, corporate purpose, capital and the internal rules you want to agree. We prepare everything and coordinate the signing of the deed.
How long does it take?+
Name clearance and the draft bylaws are usually resolved in days. Signing and registration depend on the formalization calendar and the Public Registry; we give you a realistic timeline in the proposal.
What if my company already exists but is a mess inside?+
More common than you think. We run a corporate diagnosis: pending meetings, books, powers of attorney and capital. You get the list of what is missing, the order to fix it and a fixed fee in writing.
Shall we incorporate or tidy up your company?
Tell us what you want to build and we reply with the suggested structure, the timeline and the fee in writing, within 24 hours.