Funding
Funding for your website: we check before we start
Chambers of commerce and regional governments sometimes run calls that cover part of the cost of going digital. A website is not always an eligible cost, and every call has its own rules and deadlines. That is why we check together before the quote — with no promises.
What is out there
Each chamber or region decides whether and when to open a call. Most target micro, small and medium businesses and cover a share of eligible costs up to a cap. Some fund consulting, training and digital tools; a website is not always included.
How we check
- You tell me where your business is registered.
- I look at the open calls there and what they cover.
- If one fits, the quote follows its rules: separate items, timing, documents.
- You or your accountant submit the application; I provide the quote and the description of the work.
What I do not do
I do not promise funding: the agency decides, not me. And I do not raise prices because of a call — the price is the one on the pricing page.
Want to know what yours costs?
Enter your e-mail: you get the link to your dashboard and see your price range in a minute and a half. No account, no commitment.
Frequently asked questions
Is there an open call right now?
It depends on the time of year; calls open and close. I check when you get in touch.
Can my accountant help?
Yes, often they are the right person for the application. I prepare the quote and the description of the work as the call requires.
And if there is no funding?
Then the website costs what the pricing page says; the calculator shows your range in a minute and a half.