The Brussels digitalisation grantUp to 70% funding for your digital project.

The Brussels-Capital Region may fund part of your digitalisation consultancy project: better connected tools, better protected data or a website that does more for your business.

A base rate of 25%, rising to 70% with uplifts. Capped at € 10,000 per business per year. Subject to the conditions and the Region’s decision.

Free calculator and eligibility check. No contact details required.

What could digital tools improve?

The grant can support a consultancy assignment in three areas. Here is what each one covers, with examples of projects for your business.

Processes, products and services

Connect your tools. Simplify the work.

An assignment can improve how your business works, its production tools, or the products and services it offers. It can combine automation, custom software and artificial intelligence.

Example assignments

  • Connect your CRM and invoicing through Make, Zapier, n8n or a custom integration.
  • Integrate ChatGPT or Claude to sort requests and draft responses for review.
  • Build an AI assistant that finds information in your documents and cites its sources.

IT security

Protect access and data.

The grant also covers a one-off assignment to strengthen your business’s IT security. This can involve reviewing access to your tools, protecting your data or checking your backups.

Example assignments

  • Review who can view, change or share business data.
  • Strengthen access to your tools with two-factor authentication.
  • Check backups and prepare to restore data after an incident.

Website

A website that supports your business.

An assignment can cover a new website or technical improvements to its features, performance and connections to your other tools. Copywriting and advertising campaigns are outside this scope.

Example assignments

  • Create a multilingual catalogue or online shop.
  • Connect website orders, appointments or enquiries to your management tool.
  • Improve speed, accessibility and technical search engine optimisation.

These examples illustrate the grant’s scope and do not guarantee approval. The assignment must address a one-off need and meet the scheme’s conditions.

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How much could you receive?

Enter the project budget and the uplifts that apply to your business. Get an estimate straight away, without sharing any contact details.

The result separates the estimated grant from the remaining amount you pay. You pay the costs upfront and the grant is taxable.

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Could your business qualify?

Six questions for an initial indication, followed by the full conditions to check.

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Estimate your grant

Excluding VAT. What the consultant invoices you.
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Estimated grant

1.500 €

Your rate

25%

Balance excl. VAT, before tax4.500 €

Indicative estimate, subject to eligible costs and the Region’s decision. You pay the costs upfront. The grant is taxable.

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Grant after 25% corporate tax* 1.125 €

* Simplified tax illustration: 25% corporate tax applied to the grant alone. This is not the project’s net cost. Your accountant can assess the actual effect for your circumstances.

The conditions in detail.

Each topic has its own page, explanations and sources.

Dan Martens

IT, automation and AI in Brussels.

D4N SRLVAT BE1022224996Brussels

Have a project in mind? Here is who can build it.

I’m Dan Martens. Through D4NT, I build websites, custom tools and automations. I help clarify the need, then build what will help your business move forward.

I build the tools with AI, then test and adapt them to your business.

Describe what you would like to improve. We can work out the project scope, budget and technical information for a possible grant application.

Or by email: hello@d4nt.be

You choose your consultant.The Region decides whether to award the grant.

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