📑 LLC Governance

Define How Your Company Runs

Running your LLC on a handshake? Banks won't open an account without an operating agreement. Investors won't write checks. We draft a custom agreement that protects you and satisfies everyone.

Why You Need an Operating Agreement

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Ownership Clarity

Who owns what percentage — documented legally so there's no ambiguity later.

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Decision Framework

Voting rights, management authority, and how major decisions get made.

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Profit Distribution

How and when profits get distributed to members. No awkward conversations.

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Exit Provisions

What happens if a member wants out? Buyout terms, transfer restrictions, all covered.

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Bank & Investor Ready

Banks require it to open accounts. Investors expect it before writing checks.

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Liability Protection

Reinforces your LLC's liability shield with proper documentation.

What's Included

Custom operating agreement drafted for your specific LLC
Member ownership percentages and capital contributions
Management structure (member-managed vs. manager-managed)
Voting rights and decision-making procedures
Profit and loss distribution policies
Transfer restrictions and right of first refusal
Amendment process for future changes
Delivered in editable format (Word + PDF)

Drafting Process

1
Questionnaire~15 minutes

Tell us about your members, ownership splits, and how you want decisions made.

2
Draft Preparation2-3 business days

We prepare a custom operating agreement based on your specific situation.

3
Review & Revisions1-2 business days

You review the draft and request any changes needed.

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Final Document5-7 business days total

Receive your finalized operating agreement in editable format.

Put It in Writing

A handshake works until it doesn't. Get your operating agreement drafted — before you need it.

Draft My Agreement →

This information is provided for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. LaunchQX is not a law firm and does not provide legal services. The operating agreement template is a starting point — we recommend having a qualified attorney review the document for your specific situation.