A weekly deep dive into the business of going mobile — real startup costs, real permits, real gear, and the honest numbers behind $50K–$150K businesses built from trailers, vans, and pop-up setups.
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Every guide covers startup cost, revenue math, state permits, and the exact gear stack.
$35K–$55K startup · $40K–$70K/yr
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$18K–$35K startup · $800–$2,100/wknd
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$10K–$30K startup · 11% annual growth
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$5K–$20K startup · 6–10 dogs/day
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$8K–$25K startup · $1.5K–$4K/wknd
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$15K–$70K startup · Wide niche options
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$15K–$40K startup · $800–$3K/event
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$500–$8K startup · Cottage food laws
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$20K–$45K startup · $300–$1.5K/day
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$2K–$15K startup · Fastest to profit
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$3K–$15K startup · $75–$200/hour
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$3K–$15K startup · $400–$1.5K/event
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$20K–$50K startup · $800–$2.5K/event
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$30K–$80K startup · $400–$1.2K/event
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$15K–$40K startup · 60–75% markup
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$200–$2K startup · $500–$5K/wknd
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$10K–$30K startup · 50–65% margins
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$5K–$20K startup · Community-first
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$10K–$30K startup · $100–$250/session
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$5K–$15K startup · 19% CAGR market
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