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While writing business model, Is it really possible to estimate rough revenue for first 2-3 years of operations?

I have a question about AI and ML, specifically regarding ML. It's a simple question but somewhat difficult. The question is, if there are three lines (a to b, c to d, and e to f), how would you train a machine learning model to figure out which one

Curious to know ..how does this app make up their revenue...... Firstly this app doesn't have any pay to use /subscription It doesn't have any ads running which can provide them revenue Then how do this app make their revenue What will be the rev

Posting a tough question here, answer according to your preferences. Would you like to have 1) a Huge, Funded, Stressful Startup ($1-10 million in revenue p.m.) OR 2) A Small, Bootsrapped, Peaceful Startup($10k-50k in revenue p.m.)

Startup Blueprint - Day 04 Business Model Refinement 1. Revenue Streams: Specify how your startup generates revenue (e.g., subscriptions, one-time sales). 2. Cost Structure: Break down fixed and variable costs (e.g., production, marketing, overhea

Hello people, I am here with a question. At what stage should a startup focus on their revenue model? By the way I am not starting any starup yet. I’m just curious :) Please don’t hesitate to reply with your perspectives.

It's a tactical strategy to make consumer stay on platform it gives audience sense that they are getting something back from company it's a good strategy if you know ad based revenue model you will probably know the value of attention ecomomy it's go

Ahh...Time to complete the WhatsApp story.If you have not read my first post about WhatsApp ,then check it out first. The question was how WhatsApp generate revenue these days .Well, you might be thinking that selling data of users is the source of

Okay guys I have a question for you Lets think I have a start-up idea and I want to add members in my team. But because I don't have revenue source so now we can shares profits not salary. so guys what you've prefer

I'm intrigued by how pre-revenue startups manage to achieve significant growth, especially in sectors like community driven apps (such as Medial, kutumb) during their initial phases, without relying on funding or revenue streams right from the start?