They have an answer to that in their FAQs: https://proposal.eu-inc.org/FAQ-Glossary-14d076fd79c581d18e6...

> While both aim to facilitate cross-border operations within the EU, EU-Inc addresses some of the limitations of SE:

> - No minimum capital requirement: Unlike SE, which has a minimum capital requirement of €120,000, EU-Inc has no minimum capital requirement, making it more accessible for startups.

> - Simplified governance structure: EU-Inc offers a more streamlined governance structure compared to SE, reducing administrative burden and promoting flexibility.

> - Digital ecosystem: EU-Inc is supported by a robust online ecosystem, including a digital registry and dashboard, for efficient management and compliance, which is lacking for SE.