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look at design document details to see the consumer reach.
(Don't hire a fixed courier but let them come each time you have stock. The hired fixed courier takes almost nothin with him, the other one you hire for 1 time only stays until stock is empty)
"Do I need to print the copies myself?" No, selfprinting is cheaper for large companies, for startups - ordering is more efficient.
You need high market recognition and large fanbase for your software to sell well, so few flops in the beginning is no big deal.