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Florida business intelligence insights from the sneyk team
Broward County holds 970,864 active corporate filings and 84,001 new 2025 formations. Florida's second-largest business market in the numbers.
Florida formed 100,171 LLCs in March 2025, nearly 3x December. The March-April window drives 29.2% of full-year formations.
Florida has about 5,669,739 LLCs, roughly 73% of all registered entities. Here's the data on the state's default business structure, including which counties are most LLC-heavy.
Florida has about 7,772,258 active business entities, roughly 73% LLCs, with ~56,564 new registrations a month across 67 counties. The complete statistical picture, current and sourced.
Miami-Dade holds about 1,677,867 active business entities, roughly 22% of every registered company in Florida, more than the next two counties combined. Here's the data on the state's business capital...
Orange, Seminole, Osceola, and Lake together hold about 870,960 active business entities, 11.2% of Florida's total, anchored by Orange County. Here's the Greater Orlando data.
Hillsborough, Pinellas, and Pasco together hold about 970,886 active business entities, 12.5% of Florida's total, and the largest hub outside South Florida. Here's the Tampa Bay data.
About 242,347 active nonprofit corporations are registered in Florida, 3.1% of all entities, almost all of them formed in-state. Here's the nonprofit slice of the registry, in context.
About 317,625 entities on Florida's registry were formed in another state and registered to operate here, roughly 4.1% of all entities. Here's the data, and why "foreign" means out-of-state, not overs...
Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach together hold about 3,245,845 active business entities, roughly 42% of every registered company in Florida. Here's the data on the state's densest business region.
Miami-Dade has about 621 registered business entities per 1,000 residents, far above any other large Florida county. Ranking counties per capita reveals where formation runs hottest, not just where th...
The busiest corporate relocation lane in Florida runs between Miami-Dade and Broward: about 1,592 moves one way and 1,572 the other. Here's the map of where Florida companies actually move.
Florida sorts companies into eight common entity types, but Florida LLCs alone are about 70.3% of them. Here's what each type means, plus the domestic vs. foreign distinction that trips people up.
Florida records about 56,564 new business registrations in a typical month, over 804,256 in 2025. The count peaks every January and bottoms out in December. Here's the monthly data and what drives the...
Miami-Dade holds about 1,677,867 active business entities, and Florida's six busiest counties account for roughly 58% of the state's registry. Here's the full county ranking and what it says about whe...
Across Florida's registry, LLCs outnumber corporations about 3.1 to 1. Here's why the LLC became the default for ~72% of Florida businesses, and the cases where a corporation still wins.
Florida's registry holds about 7,772,258 active business entities as of June 8, 2026, and roughly 72% are LLCs. Miami-Dade alone accounts for more than one in five. Here's what the full dataset shows...
sneyk organizes millions of Florida business records into one platform with officer network mapping, combined cross-entity records, geographic analytics across 67 counties, bulk exports, and a REST AP...