Launch markets
Six markets, one framework.
Each country balances market access, ownership rules, cost, tax, banking, and compliance differently. Read them here against the same set of questions, then put the shortlist side by side.
The register
Start with the country, not the package.
Route, strongest fit, and the one consideration that most often decides against a market.
Comparison framework
The same ten questions, asked of every market.
A country is not better or worse in the abstract. It is better or worse for a given business, ownership structure, and banking profile.
Commercial fit and target customers
Permitted ownership and entity structures
Setup sequence and required local presence
Indicative cost categories and recurring obligations
Tax, VAT, sales-tax, and accounting considerations
Banking and payment-provider accessibility
Founder, investor, or employee mobility options
Licence and regulatory complexity
Digital administration and document requirements
Long-term expansion and credibility
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Narrow it down
Two markets look right until you compare them properly.
Put entity model, setup speed, cost drivers, tax, and banking beside each other — then let the assessment weigh them against your business.