Can't recall if it was on this sub or another but I read a similar post from someone who did this same thing in Germany.

I moved there right as the pandemic was starting and since Germany is so strict with most things, I just assumed it would be some crazy process to be able to provide covid testing so I never looked into it.

Turned out that it only became strict later and apparently the people who got in at the start made a lot of money and it was mostly from the government, since they were the ones paying for people to get tested.

If I could do it all again, I definitely would have looked into starting something like this. In a situation like that, if you don't do it, someone else will.

Honestly, as long as you're not charging exorbitant prices, I don't see anything wrong with it. People needed tests, so there had to be providers around to do them.

I've seen some places charging $300-$500 for a covid test for traveling. Now, those kinds of places can get fucked. There's no reason anyone should be paying that much for a test.