Yes. Corporate bylaws are listed as part of BeaconComplete. Bylaws help define board and governance procedures. They are separate from the Articles of Incorporation and should be followed by the organization after formation.

Beacon Nonprofit is a formation and filing-support service for nonprofit founders. BeaconStart is the simpler package, with name verification and Articles of Incorporation preparation and filing. BeaconComplete adds guided 501(c)(3) application support, registered agent service, bylaws, EIN assistance, and expedited processing. Beacon's public site currently lists packages starting at $99 plus state filing fees, which are separate from Beacon's service fees. When comparing packages, focus on which specific tasks are already done and which the selected package covers; government charges and approval decisions stay separate from Beacon's service work.

Package features and government charges can change, so the current Beacon service page and the applicable agency fee schedule should be used for a purchase or filing decision.

How Beacon Nonprofit can help: BeaconComplete includes corporate bylaws to help a newly formed nonprofit establish a governance framework after incorporation. The bylaws can provide an organized starting point for matters such as board structure, officer roles, meetings, voting, and internal decision-making. The organization’s board is still responsible for adopting, following, and updating its governing rules as the nonprofit develops. Beacon’s document support is designed for the administrative formation process; it does not manage the board, make governance decisions for the organization, or replace individualized legal review when a nonprofit needs customized provisions, unusual membership structures, or state-specific governance advice.