Services
US Market Entry Advisory
For companies expanding into the United States: where to start, how to sell, how to operate and in which order to do it.
What the engagement covers
Entering the US market is a series of decisions that depend on each other. We work through them with you and put the result in writing, so your board, your bank and your partners can follow the plan.
- Market and entry strategy. Who buys, how they buy, what the competition charges and which route to market fits: direct sales, distributors, partners or online.
- Location choice. Which state and which city, compared on customers, talent, cost, travel connections and the obligations each state brings with it.
- Operating model. How the US operation is run day to day: who signs, who hires, how money moves between the parent company and the US, and which functions stay at home.
- First hires and service providers. Payroll, benefits, insurance, bookkeeping and the advisers you will need, chosen before you need them.
- Timeline and budget. A realistic sequence from decision to first US revenue, with the cost of each step.
Legal and tax questions
Questions about the legal entity, contracts, employment law and US tax are answered by independent US attorneys and CPAs who are engaged for your matter. We brief them, coordinate their work with the rest of the plan and make sure their answers reach the people who need them.
Who it is for
Owner-managed and mid-sized companies from outside the United States opening their first US operation, and US companies expanding into further states.
Ask about US Market Entry Advisory
Tell us briefly where you stand and what you want to achieve. We reply within one business day.
Or call us on +1 512 647 1128.
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Relocation Support
Planning a move to the United States for founders, executives and their families, from the first timeline to the first months on the ground.
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Banking Advisory
Choosing the right US banking relationships for a company and its people, and preparing the documentation a bank expects to see.
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US Operations Support
Ongoing support once you operate in the US: bookkeeping, compliance and annual obligations, coordinated with independent US CPAs and attorneys.