Disclosure, on purpose
How routing works here — including the part most feeder sites hide.
§1What CXI is
CXI (cxillc.com) is a feeder brand operated by PA Registered Office Services, LLC — the same company that operates PA CROP Services. CXI sells nothing, files nothing, and charges readers nothing. It exists because people searching "how do I start an LLC" deserve a complete answer, and because the honest answer usually ends at a specialist's desk.
§2The three handoffs
| Route | Goes to | When |
|---|---|---|
| /go/pa | pacropservices.com | The business operates in Pennsylvania — registered office, compliance plans, filing. |
| /go/national | ranavigator.com | Registered-agent coverage outside PA or across several states. |
| /go/international | sethhost.com | The founder is based outside the United States. |
§3Tracking on every handoff
Every handoff link passes through a CXI redirect that does two things, both disclosed here:
- It logs the handoff — destination, source page, and timestamp — in CXI's own handoff log. That log is how CXI proves its value: a daily handoff report counts routes by source, and assisted signups are attributed back to the guide or quiz that sent them.
- It tags the destination URL with source parameters (utm_source=cxillc, utm_medium=feeder, ref=cxillc-…) so the receiving operator's own analytics can see where the visit came from.
No personal data rides on a handoff: the log records pages and destinations, not identities. The quiz keeps answers in your browser until you click through.
§4How CXI earns
Downstream, when a routed founder becomes a PA CROP client, the operating company earns the subscription — CXI's value is measured in those attributed signups, reviewed over 30- and 90-day windows. If CXI's guides produce zero assisted signups after 90 days of being indexed, CXI stays a parked feeder at near-zero cost rather than growing into a content farm. That gate is written into its venture plan, and this page will report against it.