Can a regulated activity be created with Leegal?

✅ In brief

Yes, but a regulated activity may require a diploma, qualification, authorization, insurance or specific registration.

Leegal can help you identify the documents to plan for, but it does not validate your right to carry out a regulated activity.
A poorly declared regulated activity can lead to a blockage or difficulty after creation.
You need to check access and practice conditions with official sources, the regulated activities directory or the competent professional authority.

The process helps you compare the main families: micro-enterprise regime, sole proprietorship (entreprise individuelle, EI), SASU, SAS, EURL, SARL or SCI.
The questions asked are used to understand your project: activity, expected revenue, single shareholder or partners, protection needs and planned development.
When your situation goes beyond the standard scope, Leegal can direct you toward a check by a professional.

Check the rules specific to the profession.
Consult the official directory or competent professional authority if there is any doubt.
Prepare proof of diploma, qualification or authorization.
Take out mandatory insurance if necessary.
The choice of status has legal, social security, tax and administrative consequences.
A status suited to launch may become less suited if turnover, shareholders or partners, or risks change.

Leegal is not a law firm or an accounting firm.
The platform provides an assistant, templates, a formalities service and, where necessary, referral to professionals.
For a personalized legal, tax, social security or accounting question, it is recommended to seek advice from a qualified professional.

Leegal provides useful reference points to decide, but does not replace personalized consultation when the choice involves a complex situation.

Updated on: 06/07/2026

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