Data regulatory compliance presents a complex challenge for global digital businesses, as illustrated by the example of LinkedIn opting out of the Russian market due to local data storage laws, while Facebook and Twitter chose partial compliance to maintain their presence. As data privacy regulations govern an increasing portion of the global population, companies must weigh the cost of compliance against market opportunities, often leading to delayed expansions or market withdrawals. The article introduces a "Cost of Compliance Ratio," using GDP to assess market opportunity against the strictness of local regulations, offering a visual tool to evaluate compliance challenges worldwide. While these infographics and insights from a corresponding white paper are not exhaustive for decision-making, they aim to facilitate informed discussions on compliance strategies in the evolving landscape of data localization laws.