Start a business with our partners
When you set up your business with STARTUPS.CH, you can choose between different partners and benefit from their offers. In addition, they will cover part of your start-up costs. With them, you can start your business as carefree as possible.
Save on foundation costs
Competent advice and support
Found free of charge at best
Start a business affordably
Our strong partners contribute to the costs of your company incorporation. If you select several partner offers during the incorporation process and conclude contracts, you can even incorporate with us for free. The formation costs are reduced depending on the partner offers you choose.
Start a business and register it in the commercial register
You want to start a business and don't know whether you should register it in the commercial register or not? Registration in the commercial register is only mandatory for sole proprietorships from an annual turnover of CHF 100,000. However, you can also register earlier. We recommend that you enter your business in the commercial register, especially if you plan to acquire new clients in the future. By being entered in the company index, young and unknown companies in particular can build trust.
The appropriate legal form for your business
Every person who wants to found or restructure a company must decide on a legal form. The three most popular legal forms in Switzerland for newly established businesses are the sole proprietorship, limited liability company (LLC) and public limited company (PLC). You can find out about other legal forms in Switzerland here.
Start a business: Deciding on a legal form
Depending on the purpose of your business and the activity you want to pursue, a different legal form is best suited.
If you start a business, run it as a one-man business and do not want to invest a high initial / share capital, the sole proprietorship is a good choice. The limited liability company, on the other hand, is particularly suitable for small and medium-sized companies, as only the business assets are liable and several people can be involved. The public limited company is mainly suitable for larger and profit-oriented companies.
If you are unsure which legal form is right for your business, you can obtain further information or speak to one of our lawyers.