Kit Digital: a grant of up to 12,000 euros
The Kit Digital Programme has extended until 31 December 2024 the window to apply for the grants, whatever segment applicants belong to.
Self-employed people and companies with fewer than 50 employees will be able to apply for the Kit Digital grants until that date and be eligible for digital vouchers of 2,000 euros, if the company has fewer than 3 workers, 6,000 euros for companies with between 3 and 9 workers, or 12,000 euros in the case of companies with between 10 and fewer than 50 employees.
Until this extension of dates, the calls had opened for each segment with a different closing date. With this extension, the three calls are open until 31 December next year and therefore all companies can apply for the Kit Digital grant until that date.
The digitization solutions SMEs can apply for and roll out are the following: website and internet presence, social media management, e-commerce, customer management, virtual office services and tools, business intelligence and analytics, process management, electronic invoicing and secure communications and cybersecurity. In addition, for the second and third segments, the advanced internet presence and marketplace solutions are also available.
Accredited digitizing agents are the only ones who can carry out the digitization solutions for the companies benefiting from the grants. We at Proment are accredited digitizing agent for every solution category and, what is more, we can handle the grant paperwork on the company’s behalf and support it through the whole process.
Kit Digital is an initiative of the Spanish Government aimed at promoting the digitization of small companies, micro-businesses and self-employed people, and at helping to modernize Spain’s productive fabric. It has a budget of 3,067 million euros, funded by the European Union through the NextGenerationEU funds, within the framework of the Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan, the España Digital 2026 agenda and the 2021-2025 SME Digitization Plan, and its aim is to digitize SMEs and self-employed people across every productive sector throughout the country.