> Part of it may also be that it's much easier in the US. One language, easy shipping options I don't think language has anything to do with. It's the regulato

> Part of it may also be that it's much easier in the US. One language, easy shipping options I don't think language has anything to do with. It's the regulatory environment and non-unified markets that makes everything in Europe so complicated. Case point, it's a lot harder to offer physical goods in Canada, with the same profit margins, because of additional regulations & logistics constrains (around cross border shipping). And this is by design; the government want you to create this parallel infrastructure and create local jobs. Same for Europe.