Hello elvis, Opening a cyber cafe business requires careful planning and a clear understanding of the necessary resources and capital. Here’s a brief guide:

Capital Requirements Initial Setup Costs:

Location Lease/Rent: Depending on the area, this can vary significantly. Renovation and Interior Design: Creating a comfortable and inviting environment. Furniture and Fixtures: Desks, chairs, counters, and decor. Computers and Accessories: Depending on the size, at least 10-20 computers, along with peripherals like keyboards, mice, and headsets. Networking Equipment: Routers, switches, and cabling for a reliable internet connection. Software Licenses: Operating systems, antivirus, and any other necessary software. Operational Costs:

Internet Service: High-speed and reliable connection. Utility Bills: Electricity, water, and possibly gas. Staff Salaries: Technicians, receptionists, and cleaners. Maintenance: Regular upkeep of equipment and facilities. Miscellaneous Costs:

Marketing and Advertising: To attract customers. Legal and Licensing Fees: Permits and business licenses. Insurance: Protecting your assets and business. Requirements Business Plan: Detailed plan covering market analysis, financial projections, and strategies. Location: Easily accessible, preferably in a busy area. High-Quality Equipment: Reliable and fast computers, comfortable furniture. Stable Internet Connection: Essential for a cyber cafe. Licenses and Permits: Local government requirements. Security Measures: Antivirus software, network security, CCTV. Customer Service: Friendly and knowledgeable staff.

Starting capital can vary widely but expect to invest anywhere from ksh 10,000 to ksh 50,000 depending on your location and the scale of your business.

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