Grants for digitalisation and AI in Luxembourg

A digital diagnosis funded at 100% (Fit 4 Digital, €5,000 excl. VAT), up to €17,500 towards a digital or AI project (SME Packages, 70% of eligible costs) and 15% co-funding on training: digitalisation grants in Luxembourg cover an SME's whole path, from diagnosis to upskilling. This page summarises the schemes and how to activate them, with the official sources to back it up.

Schemes

Which grants can your SME apply for?

Diagnosis

Fit 4 Digital

A digital maturity diagnosis (IT infrastructure, IT security, software) carried out by an approved consultant, completed by a costed action plan. Flat fee of €5,000 excl. VAT, fully covered by a subsidy of the same amount.

Programme run by Luxinnovation and supported by the Ministry of the Economy. The application must be filed before signing any quote. Details on guichet.lu.

Digital implementation

SME Package Digital

70% of eligible costs reimbursed on a project of €3,000 to €25,000 excl. VAT, up to €17,500 of aid: creating or improving a website, digital marketing and social media campaigns, an ERP-type management system, electronic invoicing.

A first meeting at the House of Entrepreneurship (Chamber of Commerce) or the eHandwierk service (Chamber of Skilled Trades and Crafts) is compulsory, and the grant application must be validated before the project starts. Details on guichet.lu.

AI implementation

SME Package AI

The same mechanism, dedicated to artificial intelligence: 70% of eligible costs on a project of €3,000 to €25,000 excl. VAT, to set up an AI tool that is simple to deploy in the company's processes, on a project already identified.

Five SME Packages have existed since March 2025: Digital, Service, Sustainability, Cybersecurity and AI. They do not exclude one another: each package funds a separate project. Details on guichet.lu.

Skills

Training co-funding

The State contributes 15% (taxable) of the annual investment in training, participants' salary costs included, with the investment capped according to company size. The application is filed with the INFPC by 31 May following the end of the financial year at the latest.

The State also covers up to €500 of file preparation costs. Details on lifelong-learning.lu.

Comparison

Which scheme for which need?

Digitalisation grants in Luxembourg at a glance
SchemeWhat is fundedGrant amountFirst point of contact
Fit 4 DigitalDigital maturity diagnosis + costed action plan€5,000 excl. VAT, funded at 100%Luxinnovation
SME Package DigitalWebsite, digital marketing, social media, ERP, electronic invoicing70% of a €3,000 to €25,000 excl. VAT project (max €17,500)House of Entrepreneurship or eHandwierk
SME Package AISetting up an identified artificial intelligence tool70% of a €3,000 to €25,000 excl. VAT project (max €17,500)House of Entrepreneurship or eHandwierk
Training co-fundingAnnual investment in training, salary costs included15% (taxable), investment capped according to company sizeINFPC (before 31 May)

Amounts and conditions verified on 31 August 2026 on the official pages linked above. Public schemes change: the official sources take precedence.

Sequence

How do these schemes fit together in a single project?

The schemes follow on from one another. The Fit 4 Digital diagnosis establishes a current-state review and a costed action plan, which the company remains free to follow or not. Implementation then falls under the SME Packages: the Digital package for a generic digital tool, the AI package for a specific artificial intelligence project. These packages do not exclude one another: each funds a separate project, and the same SME can use the Digital package for its website or its campaigns, then the AI package for an artificial intelligence tool, within the de minimis aid ceiling of €300,000 over three financial years set by Regulation (EU) 2023/2831, the legal basis of the scheme. Upskilling the teams, for its part, relies on training co-funding.

Three timing rules avoid unpleasant surprises. The Fit 4 Digital application is filed before signing any quote at all. The SME Packages require a pre-analysis by the House of Entrepreneurship or eHandwierk before any filing, and the grant application must be validated by the Ministry of the Economy before the project starts: these grants are designed as an incentive, and a cost already incurred is not reimbursed retroactively (Luxinnovation FAQ); the 70% reimbursement itself is paid once the project has been completed. Training co-funding is applied for afterwards, within the 5 months following the end of the financial year, by 31 May at the latest.

Eligibility requires, in every case, a business permit, a registered office in Luxembourg and compliance with the SME criteria on headcount, turnover and balance sheet. For the detail of the schemes and how they fit together, read also our analysis of Fit 4 Digital and the SME Packages.

AIxH's role

What does AIxH do in a grant-funded project?

Our role starts before the application: matching your project to the right scheme, and framing it so that it can be funded. A website and campaigns fall under the SME Package Digital, with our digital advertising team or our content and social media service. A search engine or answer engine visibility project, run with our SEO agency or our GEO agency, falls within the same framework when it accompanies a website project. A chatbot, a RAG system or an automation falls under the SME Package AI, with our AI audit and integration team. The two packages can follow one another for the same SME, each project being the subject of its own application, filed before the project starts. Training your teams, delivered by our approved organisation, counts towards the co-funding base, and we provide the supporting documents your INFPC file requires.

One limit, stated openly: the Fit 4 Digital diagnosis is carried out by an approved consultant selected by Luxinnovation, and the decision to award a grant belongs in every case to the public bodies. We never promise that a grant will be obtained. We make sure the project deserves it.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about digitalisation grants

Which public grants exist to digitalise an SME in Luxembourg?

Three schemes cover most needs: Fit 4 Digital, a digital maturity diagnosis costing €5,000 excl. VAT and fully funded by a subsidy of the same amount; the SME Packages, which reimburse 70% of the eligible costs of a project of €3,000 to €25,000 excl. VAT, up to €17,500 of aid, with a Digital package and an AI package; and training co-funding, a State grant of 15% of the annual investment in training. General conditions: being an SME holding a business permit, with its registered office in Luxembourg.

What is the difference between the SME Package Digital and the SME Package AI?

Both share the same rate (70% of eligible costs) and the same project range (€3,000 to €25,000 excl. VAT). The SME Package Digital funds a generic digital tool: creating or redesigning a website, digital marketing and social media campaigns, an ERP-type management system, electronic invoicing. The SME Package AI funds the implementation of an artificial intelligence tool that is simple to deploy, on a project already identified. The right package therefore depends on the nature of each project rather than on its budget, and the packages do not exclude one another: the same SME can use the Digital package for a first project, then the AI package for another, each grant application having to be validated before the project in question starts.

How do you obtain the 15% co-funding on training?

Any private-sector company legally established in Luxembourg can apply for a State grant of 15% (taxable) of its annual investment in training, participants' salary costs included. The investment taken into account is capped according to company size: 20% of payroll for 1 to 9 employees, 3% for 10 to 249, 2% above that. The application is filed with the INFPC by 31 May following the end of the financial year at the latest, and the State covers up to €500 of file preparation costs. Compulsory training for regulated professions is excluded.

What is AIxH's role in a grant application?

AIxH helps identify the scheme that matches the project, frames it so that it can be funded, then carries out the project itself: website, campaigns, integration of an AI tool or team training, with the supporting documents the file requires. The Fit 4 Digital diagnosis is carried out by an approved consultant selected by Luxinnovation, and the decision to award a grant belongs in every case to the public bodies: AIxH never promises that a grant will be obtained.

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