Startup Help Is Calling Every founder hits the same first questions: LLC or C-corp, how to validate, when to quit the day job. Direct answers, organized like a help desk for starting a company.

Not always — many founders validate as sole proprietors and formalize once money or risk appears. Formation matters early when you have partners, liability exposure, or plan to raise investment.

Evidence beats opinions: preorders, signed letters of intent, a waitlist that grew without ads. If strangers give you time, contact info, or money, you have signal.

No — it is founder education in plain language. For entity formation, equity, and tax decisions in your own venture, confirm specifics with a lawyer or accountant.