How much does the EU Inc. save you?

What multi-country Europe costs today — and with one EU Inc.

Expanding across the EU today means a separate company in each country: separate formations, notaries, share-transfer formalities, and paperwork for every financing round. The EU Inc. replaces that with one entity, one €100 registration, and fully digital procedures. Drag the sliders to estimate the difference for your plans. The figures come from the European Commission's own impact assessment for the EU Inc. proposal.

Where these numbers come from

Every figure above is drawn from the Commission's impact assessment accompanying the EU Inc. proposal (SEC(2026) 321): the €100 registration cost ceiling; savings of €1,780–2,850 per growth-stage secondary share transfer of €500,000; around €1,100 saved per financing round through fully digital capital increases; and typical national formation costs including notary fees. Across the estimated 308,000 companies expected to adopt the form, the Commission projects €328–440 million in total administrative savings over ten years.

Not captured in the numbers: the time. National formations take one to six weeks per country; an EU Inc. forms in 48 hours, and its once-only principle means tax and VAT numbers arrive automatically instead of through separate applications in every country.

Estimates for orientation only, based on the Commission's draft-stage figures; actual costs vary by country, provider, and transaction. Not legal or financial advice.