About LLC Lane
The arithmetic behind an operating agreement, for small LLC owners writing their own, and nobody else
Who it is for
Built for small LLC owners writing their own operating agreement only
What it does not do
- no clause text, no state fees, no entity search, no registered agent, no legal advice
What is on this site
6 free worksheets, each working its figure on the page with no account, and LLC Lane Pro that keeps the record. All worksheets · Pricing.
- Operating agreement LLC: Work an operating agreement's numbers: three members' capital into ownership shares, the year's profit into distributions, and the capital a major decision needs.
- Single member LLC operating agreement: Work a single-member operating agreement: the year's draws, the tax set-aside, what stays in the company and the capital account at year end.
- Operating agreement for LLC Georgia: Work a two-member operating agreement: capital into shares, the year's profit less a reserve into each member's distribution.
- Multi member LLC operating agreement template: Work a multi-member operating agreement template: four members' capital into shares, the year's profit into distributions, the capital an ordinary decision needs.
- Amendment to operating agreement: Work an amendment for a new member's buy-in: the company's value after, the new member's share, and every existing member's ownership after dilution.
- Manager-managed LLC operating agreement: Work a manager-managed operating agreement: what the managers cost, per member, what they may commit without a vote, and what it takes to remove one.
What LLC Lane Pro keeps
The worksheets are free forever. Pro turns them into the record: every company's members and their shares kept and dated, every agreement and amendment filed against it with its status, your name and logo on the paperwork, no watermark, and an export when the accountant or the bank asks.
Reach us
Contact for a question about the product, ask whether LLC Lane Pro does a particular thing, Support when something is broken or money is wrong, or hello@llclane.com. The legal terms are on Terms and Privacy.