Calculators and checklists

Both of these run entirely in your browser. Nothing you type leaves the page, and reloading wipes it — which matters here, because the useful inputs are entity names, states and fee amounts.

Neither one knows your state's fee schedule, and neither pretends to. You supply the numbers from the agency's own page; the calculator does the multiplication and shows its working, so you can check it against the notice in front of you instead of taking a total on trust.