The development of entrepreneurship in contemporary business is an important element of economic development and progress. Entrepreneurship has been recognized by modern and developed countries as a key factor in economic development, with particular emphasis on small and medium-sized enterprises. In order to facilitate their development, it is necessary to provide institutional support to them, with the aim of facilitating their marketing and securing financial resources and infrastructure and other forms of assistance in order to make SMEs stronger and more competitive. In this context, entrepreneurial incubators have emerged in response to the growing needs of young people and start-ups for funding and other forms of assistance. Their main goal is to create stable enterprises that will be successful even after leaving the incubator, functioning in such a way as to create good preconditions for incubator tenants to succeed in the form of providing technical assistance, infrastructure, advice, assistance in finding markets and business partners, etc.