If you have taken GDPR into account from the start, the costs are trivial, it only means you will organize data differently so this "startup worrying" thing is

If you have taken GDPR into account from the start, the costs are trivial, it only means you will organize data differently so this "startup worrying" thing is a nonsense. Those worries are trying to do PR from companies/developers that are used to capture as much as possible from customers (potentially also sell those data) and are basing their bussiness model on that. The real cost comes in "old" companies. Those should complain, but those are also responsible for need for GDPR.