OCTIS vs best company incorporation services in Hong Kong
Sleek, Osome, Statrys and Air Corporate on price, inclusions and renewal.
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Otty's short answer
There is no single best provider. Air Corporate lists the lowest all-in package (US$1,070) and a US$955 renewal. Statrys bundles incorporation with a free business account at HK$7,875. Sleek and Osome start under HK$5,000 and sell accounting and audit under one roof. Compare year-one total plus renewal, and check the TCSP licence number.
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| What matters | OCTISHong Kong company + OCTIS global plan | Sleek | Osome | Statrys | Air Corporate |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Main package price | At least 10% below any qualifying quote (Lowest Price Guarantee) | From HK$4,973 | HK$4,650 offer, HK$6,195 regular | HK$7,875 offer, HK$8,750 regular | US$1,070 all-inclusive |
| Government fees included | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| First-year secretary included | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Registered address | Hong Kong registered office address needed | Listed in plan | HK$3,000 per year extra | Included | Included |
| Annual renewal | 10–30% below your current bill | Secretary from HK$1,300 | Secretary from HK$2,300 | Not published | All-in US$955 |
| Bank account route | Via licensed partners, subject to approval | Free account, subject to approval | Opening assistance | Own business account | Bank introductions |
| Accounting from | 10–30% below your current bill; Lowest Price Guarantee, terms apply | HK$3,500 per year | HK$3,500 per year | HK$891 per month | US$95 per month |
| Audit and tax filing | Independent Hong Kong CPA firm audit, coordinated by OCTIS | From HK$5,500 per year | Not published | Quote-based | From US$580 |
| TCSP licence shown | OCTIS's TCSP-licensed partner acts as company secretary | TC006483 | Not stated on pages read | TC008677 | TC008778 |
| Price currency | HK$ | HK$ | HK$ | HK$ | US$ |
| Refund or guarantee | 30-day money-back, terms apply | 30-day money-back | Not published | Fee refund if not satisfied | Refund policy listed |
Data sources & disclaimer: Comparison data was compiled from publicly available sources — including the competitors' own published pricing and feature pages — captured on 9 November 2026. Figures reflect the typical or advertised pricing at that time and may have changed since; plans, inclusions and prices vary by provider, region and promotion. OCTIS is independent and not affiliated with the named companies; all trademarks belong to their respective owners. This comparison is provided in good faith for general information only and is not professional, legal or financial advice — please verify current details with each provider before deciding.
Which one fits you
OCTIS · Hong Kong company + OCTIS global plan
Choose OCTIS if you want incorporation, bookkeeping, tax, audit coordination, banking and CRM from one team.
Sleek
Choose Sleek if you want one provider for incorporation, secretary, bookkeeping and audit, with a low published secretary renewal.
Osome
Choose Osome if you already have a Hong Kong address and want a chat-based secretary tied to its accounting app.
Statrys
Choose Statrys if you want incorporation and a multi-currency business account from one licensed provider.
Air Corporate
Choose Air Corporate if you want a fixed all-in price in US$, a published renewal, and help with bank introductions.
What the table does not show
Compare year one plus renewal
A low sticker price can hide extras. Sleek and Osome list lower entry prices, but Osome charges HK$3,000 per year for a registered address and per-action fees on its basic secretary tier. Statrys and Air Corporate include the address. Air Corporate publishes a US$955 all-in renewal. Statrys does not publish its renewal. Ask each provider for the year-two total in writing, then add the accounting and audit you will need anyway.
Check the licence, not the logo
In Hong Kong, company secretary work for the public needs a TCSP licence under the Companies Registry. Sleek, Statrys and Air Corporate show licence numbers on their sites. We did not find one on the Osome pages we read. You can search the public TCSP register on the Companies Registry website before you pay. Also remember that every company needs a secretary in Hong Kong and a local registered office.
Banking is a separate decision
None of these providers can promise a bank account, because the bank decides. Sleek says its free account is subject to approval. Statrys offers its own multi-currency business account. Air Corporate introduces partner banks and, on its top tier, opens a digital account on your behalf. If a bank account matters most, pick on that first and treat the incorporation price as secondary.
Where OCTIS fits
OCTIS registers Hong Kong companies and acts as company secretary through a licensed partner. We also keep the books, file profits tax and arrange the audit with a Hong Kong CPA practice. If you already pay one of these providers, send us your current bill and we come in 10–30% off it.

Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to register a company in Hong Kong?
Government fees alone are HK$1,545 for incorporation plus HK$2,350 for the first business registration certificate. Online providers bundle these with a first-year secretary from about HK$4,650 to HK$8,750, depending on what else is included.
Is Statrys a company incorporation provider?
Yes. Statrys Corporate Services Limited holds a TCSP licence and sells a Hong Kong incorporation package at HK$7,875 on its current offer. It also runs a business account and accounting plans.
What is the cheapest way to start a Hong Kong company?
Air Corporate lists a Basic package at US$90 for Hong Kong residents, but government fees (HK$3,895) and the secretary are extra. Among bundles, Osome and Sleek start under HK$5,000. Compare the full year-one total.
Can a foreigner own a Hong Kong company?
Yes. Shareholders do not need to live in Hong Kong, and a director can be a non-resident, but at least one director must be an individual. The company still needs a Hong Kong secretary and registered office.
Do I need an audit every year?
Yes, unless the company is dormant. Hong Kong companies must have their accounts audited under the Companies Ordinance, and the audit supports your profits tax return.
Sources
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