Understand your needs
Start with a Digital for Business project and identify the systems that will make the biggest difference.
Get 50% of eligible costs covered for new software, training and IT configuration.
Sponsored by Ríomháire Solutions — independent of government.

The Grow Digital Voucher helps small Irish businesses adopt the technology they need to work more efficiently, serve customers better and stay competitive.
Start with a Digital for Business project and identify the systems that will make the biggest difference.
Choose qualifying software, configuration and training that match your digital roadmap.
Discuss the project with your Local Enterprise Office and submit your application before spending begins.
Support is focused on new, ready-to-use digital systems and the expertise your team needs to implement them well.
New off-the-shelf tools such as CRM, booking, stock control, e-commerce, accounting and workflow software.
Expert support to configure new systems and connect them with the way your team already works.
Practical training that helps management and staff use new digital systems with confidence.
Custom software, bespoke website development, regulatory compliance systems and extra licences for software already in use are not eligible.
Answer three quick questions for an initial indication. Your Local Enterprise Office makes the final eligibility decision.
Work with your LEO to assess your digital needs.
Build a project around qualifying tools and support.
Submit the application before making any commitments.
The voucher covers 50% of eligible project costs. Grant aid starts at €500 and can reach a cumulative maximum of €5,000 across up to two approved projects.
Yes. Your business must have completed a Digital for Business project within the previous two years before applying for the Grow Digital Voucher.
Eligible website-related costs are limited to qualifying new software subscriptions. Bespoke or custom website development is not supported.
Submit your application before committing to, ordering, purchasing or starting any part of the project. Starting early may make the project ineligible.
Explore the official scheme details, then speak with your Local Enterprise Office before starting your project.
View official scheme information