Opstart, Inc. Launches NUANS Mobile Search App

Jan 17, 2017

The new app is the first of its kind and is available for both iOS and Android, reports www.opstart.ca.

Toronto, Canada - January 17, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —

Opstart, Inc., a premier provider of business search and registration services across Canada, recently announced the launch of their brand new mobile app. The first of its kind, the company’s new NUANS mobile application allows smartphone and tablet users to quickly and easily search business names in Canada for free. Opstart’s app is available for both the iOS and Android platforms and can currently be downloaded for free in the Apple App Store and on Google Play.

“Choosing a name is one of the most exciting parts of the business incorporation process, but it’s also one of the most crucial. There’s nothing worse than spending hours on end deciding on a name only to find out that it isn’t available because it’s already taken by another company. Fortunately, our easy-to-use NUANS Preliminary Search service takes care of this problem, allowing an unlimited number of free searches and instant search results with no required account creation. Now, we’re proud to offer this service to mobile users with the launch of our mobile apps,” said Jonathan Smith of Opstart, Inc.

Opstart’s new iOS and Android mobile apps give users the same great features they would get on the company’s website, allowing them to check whether a business name has already been formally registered in Canada. Those who have completed their preliminary search and are ready to choose their business name can then purchase the required NUANS Name Reservation Report right in the app. Name Reservation Report orders can be placed online or through the app 24/7 and are delivered via email within 10 minutes.

For those forming sole proprietorships or general partnerships, incorporating a business, or completing registration renewals, Enhanced Business Name Searches and all other payed services can be ordered anytime online at https://www.opstart.ca and are completed and delivered by email within 2 business hours.

Smith went on to say, “Our goal since the beginning has been to simplify the incorporation process for those looking to start a business. The launch of our new mobile search app takes this to the next level, and we are excited for the opportunity to make incorporation even easier for present and future business owners across Canada.”

About Opstart, Inc.:

In an effort to simplify the business incorporation process, Opstart provides quick and easy Canadian business search and Ontario business registration services. The company is a Registered NUANS Member and a registered online service provider. NUANS Name Searches are completed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week so business owners get the reports they need, when they need them. When a customer files their incorporation online with Opstart, they’ll receive an email with their Certificate of Incorporation and completed Articles of Incorporation in 2 business hours or less, making business registration easier than it’s ever been.

For more information, please visit http://www.opstart.ca

Contact Info:
Name: Jonathan Smith
Organization: Opstart, Inc.
Phone: (416) 639-9923

Source: http://marketersmedia.com/opstart-inc-launches-nuans-mobile-search-app/162066

Release ID: 162066

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