top of page
.png)
.png)
.png)
Time to change!
Active digitalisation fundings in Europe
We list only currently open public funding programmes in Europe for software, IT, automation, AI and e-commerce and more.
This Site provides information only. We do not guarantee accuracy, completeness or legal validity. All funding details are subject to change and are legally binding only as published by the respective funding authorities.
Choose here
Filter funding programmes by your company profile:
_edited.png){kind=tracking}
Official Funding Programmes · Public Support · Digitalisation
Submit your digitalisation
funding programme
Help us keep this overview accurate and up to date.
If your institution offers an active digitalisation funding programme, you can submit the relevant details via the form below.
Submitted programmes are reviewed before publication and used exclusively to improve transparency and accessibility of public funding opportunities.
Questions?
Our FAQs
A digitalisation funding is a public grant or subsidised loan that supports companies in implementing technological projects. These projects may include software development, automation, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, cloud infrastructure, ERP systems, or digital business models. Funding can be provided at regional, national, or EU level.
In most cases, small and medium sized enterprises, startups, and sometimes large corporations can apply for public funding. Eligibility depends on the specific funding programme, company size, project scope, and country. Many programmes are specifically designed for SMEs.
Typical funding rates range between 30 and 70 percent of eligible project costs. In certain innovation or research programmes, the funding rate can be higher. The exact percentage depends on the country, type of project, and company size.
Public grants generally do not need to be repaid if all funding conditions are fulfilled. However, subsidised loans must be repaid under agreed terms. It is important to distinguish between non repayable grants and repayable financial instruments.
Projects related to automation, artificial intelligence, Industry 4.0, ERP implementation, cybersecurity, sustainability technologies, and digital transformation initiatives are frequently funded. Innovation and research driven projects often receive higher support rates.
Yes, there are EU wide programmes such as Horizon Europe and the European Innovation Council. These programmes support cross border innovation, research activities, and high impact technological development across Europe.
Funding programmes are published by regional authorities, national ministries, development banks, and EU institutions. A structured overview of active programmes helps companies identify relevant opportunities based on country, sector, and project type.
In many programmes, a project may only start after the funding application has been officially submitted or approved. Starting a project too early can lead to loss of eligibility. Always review the specific funding guidelines before initiating any investment.
Most funding applications require a detailed project description, budget planning, implementation timeline, company information, and technical specifications. Innovation programmes may additionally require market analysis or impact assessments.
Approval times vary depending on the programme and country. Regional programmes may take a few weeks, while national or EU programmes can require several months due to evaluation procedures.
bottom of page