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Your website with the Kit Digital grant.

We are a registered digitalisation agent. We build your website against the grant and handle the paperwork, which is the part that puts people off.

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What Kit Digital is

It is a grant programme run by the Spanish government through Red.es and funded by the European Union under Next Generation EU. It gives self-employed people and small businesses a "digital voucher" that can only be spent with companies registered as digitalisation agents.

The point of the programme is that the money never passes through your account: you choose the agent, you sign with them, and Red.es pays the agent directly once the solution is delivered and filed. The only thing you pay is the VAT, which the grant does not cover.

How much the voucher covers for a website

The amounts below are the ones in the published rules of the programme. Deadlines, segments and open calls have changed several times, so check them at acelerapyme.gob.es before relying on them. If something does not match, tell us and we will correct it.

SegmentHeadcountAmount for "Website and Internet Presence"
Segment I10 to 49 employees€2,000
Segment II3 to 9 employees€2,000
Segment III0 to 2 employees€2,000
Segment IV50 to 99 employees€5,000
Segment V100 to 249 employees€5,000

The voucher is granted per solution category. Ours is "Website and Internet Presence", and it covers twelve months of service.

What the programme requires the website to have

The rules set minimums for this category. All of them are part of what we do anyway, so nothing odd has to be bolted on to comply:

The "self-managed" requirement is exactly what we do: in our case you change the site by writing a sentence, without learning to drive a control panel.

How to apply, step by step

What we do

If the grant does not come through, nothing changes about what we do: the site is still built in the same eight steps and paid for like any other project. Kit Digital is a way of paying for it, not a different product.

The price of the project is the same whether a grant covers it or not: it is published on the plans and pricing page, with what each tier includes and what the upkeep costs from the first year onwards.