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Rahul Tomer
Founder & CEO TomerT... • 2d
You need a company to pitch your product to show genuinety and for that you can start with proprietorship but if you started building your product or getting clients if you are service based then you need llp or pvt and if you are still not shure or don't want to take much risk with your company then go to llp but if you have some assurance that you can do it or have some safety then go for pvt ltd because llp is limited liability partnership so it's limited with company assets only and pvt is private limited and it's not limited it can cost you your personal assets also
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