Nehora Collective

Nehora Collective: company incorporation and corporate administration in Sydney

Nehora Collective is a company incorporation and corporate administration service based in Sydney, focused on creating new Australian proprietary companies. The company presents itself as a provider of comprehensive support for founders who want to launch their company on a solid foundation, and expressly states that it is not a law firm, an accounting firm, a registered tax agent, an AFSL holder, or an insurance broker.

Five-phase launch process

The working method is structured in five phases. The first, called The Foundation, consists of a free consultation in which the business plan, margins, supply chain, proposed structure, co-founder skill level, takeoff budget, and go-to-market strategy are reviewed. If gaps are detected, the company indicates what to correct before hiring its services. For those who have capital but not time, it offers assistance with launch preparation.

The second phase, Shareholder Alignment, focuses on meeting with shareholders to define who will be a director, communicate their responsibilities, and align the team on expectations and commitment. Nehora advises on the number of shares each person should receive, combining sweat equity, financial contributions, and skill level. The company clarifies that these recommendations are strategic advice and do not constitute formal legal or financial advice.

The third phase, Company Registration, includes verifying that all directors have their Director ID before registering the company. Then the shareholders agreement, share register, share certificates, authority to act as a director letters, and a constitution are prepared from templates drafted by a lawyer. If necessary, Nehora introduces an insurance broker. The company insists that documents are prepared from templates and recommends that a lawyer review them before signing.

The fourth phase, Financial Tracking, helps determine how many bank accounts are needed, connects bank feeds to Xero, and sets up the TPAR, chart of accounts, payroll, tracking categories, and invoices. Nehora clarifies that it is not an accounting or financial advisory firm and that these setups should be reviewed by a certified accountant or registered tax agent.

The fifth phase, Command Centre Setup, consists of creating a management dashboard for the company with key tasks and milestones for the next twelve months. Before its services end, the company offers to integrate into the client's team, remotely or on-site, through three ongoing support packages with a weekly fee.

Launch packages and pricing

The company offers three packages with prices that include GST. The Launch package, for AUD 2,860, establishes the business: Director ID assistance, company registration with ASIC, share and corporate register, ABN and TFN applications, Corporate Key and Public Officer notification, constitution and shareholders agreement from templates drafted by a lawyer, bank setup, Xero with the first month included, six customized standard operating procedures, and six months of business support.

The Scale package, for AUD 5,720, adds brand and digital infrastructure: logo and brand guide, .com.au domain for one year, social profiles on five networks, business email with HTML signature, DNS, DKIM, and DMARC setup, Google Workspace hierarchy, Google Business Profile, GST and business name registration, and introductions to an accountant, a bookkeeper, and an insurance provider.

The Venture package, for AUD 8,580, incorporates web and growth infrastructure: a custom three-to-five-page launch website, Google Analytics and Tag Manager, Meta Business Suite and pixel, Google Ads account architecture, and ClickUp workspace setup.

In all three cases, the ASIC government fee of AUD 636 is charged separately at the rate applicable by the government. Payment is split 50% upfront and 50% upon completion of company incorporation.

Client profile and admission criteria

Nehora Collective precisely defines whom its services are for and whom they are not. Among its target clients are perfectionist profiles with low risk tolerance, people with capital but no time to research and do the work themselves, industry experts incorporating a company for the first time, and planners who prefer to invest one or two weeks now to avoid months of corrections later.

The company explicitly rejects clients with tight budgets, those who cannot afford the outlay without financial difficulty, dropshipping businesses, pyramid schemes, adult entertainers, clothing brands with less than AUD 20,000 in capital, charities, trusts, and companies outside Australia. It also rules out poorly planned ideas and clients with no accountability for their own project.

Cited results and ongoing support

The website mentions client cases with specific figures: the worst-performing client reportedly invoiced AUD 10,000 per quarter; McMath reportedly reached over AUD 685,000 in its first ten months; and Sanchez Product's first month would exceed AUD 41,000. The company also states that its members have over 50 years of combined experience and that they are members of Legends Gym.

All packages include six months of business support with 24/7 WhatsApp access and a response to any inquiry within 12 hours. Through the same channel, video calls or in-person meetings can be arranged for those in Sydney. The company also offers post-launch business management services on a retainer, with a price that varies according to each client's requirements.

Meeting format and location

Meetings can be by video call or in person if the client is in Sydney. Most clients prefer Nehora to travel to their location, and it is also possible to meet in the CBD, at the coworking office located at 39 Martin Place.