Funding · Tyrol · Updated October 2026

Tyrolean digitalisation funding for small businesses

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You have a business in Tyrol and are planning a digitalisation project? The Land Tirol (State of Tyrol) funds digitalisation at a rate that depends on company size: micro-enterprises get up to 30 per cent, small enterprises up to 20 per cent, medium-sized and large ones up to 10 per cent. Since 1 January 2025, submission has been on a rolling basis, and no end date is given on the state’s form page (checked on 14 October 2026). Funding covers implementation measures with staff, material and external costs, such as process automation, software development, IT security or training. Since 2025, a project is considered as a whole and no longer split into planning, implementation and qualification. The documents retrieved do not say whether a new website counts. Clarify this directly with the Land Tirol before ordering. What is certain: the application must be submitted before the funding period begins. Below you will find the conditions and answers to common questions.

Programmes

Land Tirol

Open for applications

Who

Companies located in Tyrol that hold a valid trade licence (Gewerbeberechtigung) or belong to the commercial economy. Companies predominantly owned by the public sector are not funded.

What is funded

Digitalisation implementation measures (staff, material and external costs), e.g. process automation, programming and software development, IT security and training in digitalisation. Since 1 January 2025, projects are funded as a whole and no longer separately by planning, implementation and qualification.

Amount

Micro-enterprises up to 30 %, small enterprises up to 20 %, medium-sized and large enterprises up to 10 %.

Conditions

The application must be submitted before the start of the requested funding period.
Rolling submission since 1 January 2025, no end date given.
Minimum project costs and maximum amount are not stated on the state’s form page; details are in the guideline.

Budget

According to tirol.gv.at (retrieved 14 October 2026), the programme has been run with rolling submissions since 1 January 2025.

Website subscription eligible?

Unclear: the state’s documents neither mention nor exclude websites, so before ordering you should check with the Land Tirol (State of Tyrol) whether setting up a website counts as a digitalisation measure.

Official programme page (retrieved on 14 October 2026)

How Weblux does it

If you are looking into the Tyrolean digitalisation funding, we give you a written offer with a description of services for your enquiry to the state. Whether a website is recognised as a digitalisation measure is decided by the Land Tirol.

Frequently asked questions

How much is the Tyrolean digitalisation funding?

That depends on the size of your company. According to the Land Tirol, micro-enterprises receive up to 30 per cent, small enterprises up to 20 per cent and medium-sized and large enterprises up to 10 per cent. Minimum costs and the maximum amount are not on the form page but in the state’s guideline.

Is a website funded?

That is open. As examples, the state names process automation, robotics, programming, AR and VR applications, IT security and training. Websites are neither mentioned nor excluded. Ask the Land Tirol before you order and get the answer in writing. A written answer will help you later when settling the grant.

When do I have to apply?

Before the start of the requested funding period. That is what the Land Tirol’s form page says. So any costs incurred before then are at your own risk. Submission is possible on a rolling basis; no fixed end date was given on 14 October 2026. So submit the application before you order or sign anything.

Who can apply?

Companies located in Tyrol that hold a valid trade licence (Gewerbeberechtigung) or belong to the commercial economy. Companies predominantly owned by the public sector are excluded. For questions on whether your project is eligible, the Land Tirol is directly responsible, not the agency carrying out your project.

This page is not legal advice. What counts are the laws in force and the information from your chamber or your legal adviser.

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Sources

Land Tirol (retrieved on 14 October 2026)

Last checked on 14 October 2026.