Reasons why entrepreneurs choose ready-made companies
Instant start - 1 day
After signing the notary agreement, you're now the owner of the company and can immediately enter into contracts, issue invoices, and hire employees. There's no need to wait 2-3 weeks, as is required when registering from scratch.
No debts or hidden obligations
All our companies undergo thorough due diligence. We provide notarized certification that the company has no outstanding debts, liabilities, contracts, or lawsuits.
A complete package of documents
Along with the company, you receive an extract from the KRS, NIP, REGON, charter, minutes, access to the S24 system, and other documents necessary for fast start of your business.
Remote purchase by proxy
There's no need to come to Poland in person. A notarized power of attorney is issued, and we'll conduct the transaction without your physical presence.
Companies with and without VAT
The directory includes companies with and without an active VAT number. The former are suitable for immediate VAT registration, while the latter are suitable for those who don't yet need a VAT number.
Firms with experience for tenders and banks
If you need a company with a history (for bank limits, participation in tenders, working with large clients), we will select a company with the required age and a clean history.
Buying a ready-made company in Poland - 6 steps
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Consultation and company selection - we discuss your goals and offer suitable options
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Booking and verification - you review the company's documents, we answer all your questions
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Contract preparation - we prepare a share purchase agreement and documents for the KRS
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The transaction can be conducted in person in Warsaw or remotely by proxy.
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Opening a bank account or renewing access to an existing one (if available
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Making changes to the KRS - registering a new owner and board (2-4 weeks)
Once the agreement is signed by a notary, you are now the actual owner of the company—you can enter into contracts, issue invoices, and hire employees. Registering changes in the KRS is a formality that does not block business operations.
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