A genuine leased office in a real commercial building, with a signed lease agreement and mail forwarding — built for non-residents operating from anywhere in the world.
What I wanted was something real, not a mailbox. Here I got a signed lease agreement and an actual office address. That gave me a peace of mind other 'virtual' services never did.
I'd used a virtual mailbox before and it always felt flimsy. This is an actual leased office with a real signed lease agreement. The difference in how legitimate my business looks on paper is night and day.
Since I don't live in the U.S., I needed a serious, documented commercial address. They delivered the lease agreement in my LLC's name and the entire process was clear and professional.
What sold me was that it isn't a P.O. box dressed up as an office. It's a real address in a real building, with a lease I can actually show. Clean, documented, and exactly what a non-resident needs.
I tried a 'registered agent' before and it was nothing more than a generic shared address. This is different: a real office with a real lease. It feels like an actual business, not a workaround.
— Real non-residents. Real leases. Real addresses. —
Add-on: Google Business Verification — +$250. Optional support to help satisfy Google Business verification. (Not a guarantee of approval.)
| BuildingLease | Virtual mailbox services (~$300/mo) | Virtual office / registered agent | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Real signed commercial lease | Limited | — | |
| Real leased office space | Address / mailbox | Shared generic address | |
| Physical access on approval | Varies | — | |
| Mail receiving & forwarding | Often — | ||
| Price | $250/year | ~$300/month | Varies |
| Built for non-residents | Partial | Partial |
Address-only and registered-agent services give you a place for mail. BuildingLease gives you a real leased office with a real lease agreement — at a fraction of the monthly cost of premium mailbox services.
BuildingLease provides a real leased office address in a real commercial building, with a signed lease and mail service. We're transparent about what this is — and what it isn't. Acceptance by any bank, platform, or agency is always that third party's own decision.
It's a real leased office in a real commercial building, with a signed lease agreement. Mail handling is an added amenity on top of the lease.
No. Leasing an address does not by itself create U.S. trade or business nexus, tax residency, or a filing obligation for a non-resident. Your tax situation depends on your own activities. Consult a qualified tax advisor. If you are a U.S. resident or person, this is simply a real office lease and does not change your existing tax position.
Yes, on advance request and approval, subject to scheduling and building rules.
The USPS form that authorizes us to receive and forward your mail. You complete and notarize it; we guide you through every step.