OCTIS vs Sleek vs Osome for a Hong Kong company
Incorporation, company secretary and annual renewal, side by side.
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Otty's short answer
Sleek and Osome both register a Hong Kong company online for under HK$5,000 on current offers. Sleek lists a lower company secretary renewal (HK$1,300 per year). Osome charges HK$3,000 per year for an address and HK$660 per director change on its basic tier. Pick on year-two cost, not the first-year headline.
Side by side
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| What matters | OCTISHong Kong company + OCTIS global plan | Sleek | Osome |
|---|---|---|---|
| Incorporation package | At least 10% below any qualifying quote (Lowest Price Guarantee) | From HK$4,973 | HK$4,650 offer (HK$6,195 regular) |
| Government fees in package | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| First-year secretary in package | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Secretary renewal, basic tier | 10–30% below your current bill | HK$1,300 per year | HK$2,300 per year |
| Secretary renewal with accounting | 10–30% below your current bill | Quote-based | HK$1,400 per year |
| Upper secretary tier | 10–30% below your current bill | HK$3,800 per year | HK$3,600 per year |
| Registered address | 10–30% below your current bill | HK$2,000 option shown | HK$3,000 per year |
| Director change fee, basic tier | 10–30% below your current bill | In upper tier | HK$660 per person |
| Share allotment or transfer | 10–30% below your current bill | In upper tier | HK$880 per person |
| Bookkeeping from | Not published; 10–30% below your current bill | HK$3,500 per year | HK$3,500 per year |
| Audit and tax filing | Audit by an independent HK CPA firm, coordinated by OCTIS; profits tax return prepared | From HK$5,500 per year | Not published |
| Business account help | International account via licensed partners | Free account, subject to approval | Account opening assistance |
| Money-back window | 30 days, terms apply | 30 days | Not published |
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 the lowest incorporation package here plus CRM, automation and AI agents on top of the company and accounts.
Sleek
Choose Sleek if you want the lowest published secretary renewal, a bundled path from incorporation to audit and tax, and a 30-day money-back window.
Osome
Choose Osome if you already have a Hong Kong office address, want its app-based secretary chat, and plan to buy its accounting plan to bring the secretary fee down to HK$1,400 per year.
What the table does not show
First-year price: close, but not the same thing
Sleek's Starter plan shows HK$4,973 and includes the incorporation certificate, a business registration certificate, a company secretary, annual return filing and a virtual address. Osome's Essential plan is HK$6,195 at the regular price and HK$4,650 on the offer shown, and it is aimed at founders who already have a Hong Kong office address. Both packages include the government incorporation fee (HK$1,545) and the one-year business registration certificate (HK$2,350). Offers change often, so read the cart total.
Year two is where they split
After year one you pay for the company secretary. Sleek lists Standard at HK$1,300 per year and Premium at HK$3,800 per year. Osome lists Essential at HK$2,300 per year, or HK$1,400 per year with any accounting plan, and Unlimited at HK$3,600 per year. On Osome's Essential tier, extras are billed per action: HK$660 to change a director or company name, HK$880 to allot or transfer shares. Add Osome's HK$3,000 per year registered address and the gap widens.
Who holds the licence
Company secretary services in Hong Kong need a Trust or Company Service Provider (TCSP) licence from the Companies Registry. Sleek shows TCSP licence TC006483 on its site. We did not find a licence number on the Osome pages we read, so ask Osome which licensed entity will act as your secretary. A private company needs a company secretary who lives in Hong Kong, or a Hong Kong corporate secretary, and a Hong Kong registered office.
Where OCTIS fits
Whichever provider registers your company, your books and tax still need doing every year. OCTIS offers Hong Kong incorporation and company secretary, bookkeeping, profits tax and audit by a Hong Kong CPA practice. If you already pay Sleek, Osome or another provider, send us your current bill and we come in 10–30% off it.

Frequently asked questions
Is Sleek or Osome cheaper in Hong Kong?
For the first year they are close: Sleek from HK$4,973 and Osome from HK$4,650 on its current offer. From year two Sleek lists the lower basic secretary fee at HK$1,300 per year against Osome's HK$2,300, or HK$1,400 if you buy Osome accounting.
What does a Hong Kong company cost in government fees?
The Companies Registry charges HK$1,545 to incorporate online and HK$105 for an on-time annual return. The Inland Revenue Department charges HK$2,200 plus a HK$150 levy, HK$2,350 in total, for a one-year business registration certificate.
Do I need a company secretary in Hong Kong?
Yes. Every Hong Kong company needs one. A person must ordinarily live in Hong Kong, or the secretary can be a company with an office in Hong Kong. A sole director cannot also be the secretary. Most online providers act as your licensed secretary.
Do Sleek and Osome also do accounting?
Yes. Both start bookkeeping at HK$3,500 per financial year. Sleek also lists audit and tax filing from HK$5,500 per year. Osome does not publish an audit price on the page we read.
Can I switch company secretary later?
Yes. A company can appoint a new secretary and file the change with the Companies Registry. Expect a transfer fee from the new provider, so ask for it before you sign.
Sources
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