Startup costs are the initial expenses—licenses, equipment, marketing, inventory, and legal fees—required to launch a new business before it generates revenue. Entrepreneurs use these figures to create budgets, secure funding, and forecast break-even points. Founders, investors, and lenders rely on accurate cost estimates to evaluate financial feasibility, minimize early cash-flow risks, and set realistic growth expectations.
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