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This government-funded scheme can provide your business with up to €2,500 to help you trade online, boost your sales, and reach new markets. We want to help you access this funding and grow your business online! 🚀
Only available in Ireland
1. Check if you're eligible
The vouchers are targeted at Irish businesses with limited or no e-commerce presence, employing 10 or fewer people, and having a turnover of less than €2m.
If your business meets the requirements above, you're eligible! It's that simple.
See the full step by step guide on how to get the grant ( Form included)
Only 23% of small Irish businesses are meaningfully engaged in eCommerce sales. This percentage may be even lower for businesses with less than ten employees.
Up to 70% of online purchases made in Ireland are from overseas markets. It's urgent that businesses recognize this digital reality and are encouraged and supported to respond correctly. By taking advantage of eCommerce, businesses can tap into new markets and boost their sales.
What we do
Projects
A powerful tool to manage your business online and offline
Use artificial intelegence to target people most likely have an interest in your brand and become customers.
AI Targeted marketing
Get paid online, create price quotes & send invoices to customers. Getting paid has never been easier.
Financial Integrations
Make data-driven decisions. See how visitors interact with your business and products both online and offline.
Analytics
Grow your business with your own branded app. Available on the app stores.
Mobile Apps
Reach new customers with a state of the art website. Sell online, Get found on google and increase your revenue.
Website Development
Manage your entire business from one unified dashboard. Streamlining your business to save you time and money
Business manager Dashboard
"Companies that dont innovate get left behind"
With an ever changing world innovation is key to staying ahead, with more people moving online it is essential to have a strong online presence.
