Published on September 2, 2026 · Updated on October 7, 2026 · The mitza.es team
In our general Kit Digital 2026 guide we cover the program's real status in 2026 and its requirements. This article picks up right there, focused only on the artificial intelligence side: what exactly the AI grant covers, how much money is available depending on your company size, and how to access it. If you haven't looked at the program overall yet, start with that guide; if you already know how Kit Digital works and want the detail on the AI side, keep reading here.
Three categories dedicated to AI-powered solutions
Kit Digital's catalog doesn't have a single "artificial intelligence" category: AI is built into three categories with their own official names, originally regulated under Order TDF/435/2024:
- Customer Management with associated AI. Built to automate customer relations: chatbots and virtual assistants that answer queries, manage bookings, or provide first-level support without constant human intervention.
- Business Intelligence and Analytics with associated AI. Dashboards and predictive analytics that cross-reference business data in real time to anticipate trends, spot sales patterns, or flag deviations before they become a problem.
- Process Management with associated AI. Robotic process automation (RPA) combined with AI to eliminate repetitive administrative tasks: invoicing, data reconciliation, report generation, or internal workflows that are still handled manually today.
Within these three categories, the catalog of approved solutions in practice includes: chatbots and virtual assistants (both customer-facing and for internal team queries), predictive analytics dashboards with real-time data, RPA combined with AI for repetitive administrative tasks, generative AI applications for documents and reports, and AI-assisted cybersecurity solutions.
How much you can claim depending on your business size
The grant amount depends on the segment your company falls into. Based on the amounts of the latest calls, the program reaches from self-employed workers up to medium-sized companies with up to 250 employees:
- Self-employed and micro-enterprises (0-2 employees): up to €3,000.
- Small businesses with 3 to 9 employees: up to €6,000.
- Small and medium businesses with 10 to fewer than 50 employees: up to €12,000.
- Medium-sized companies with 50 to fewer than 100 employees (Segment IV): up to €25,000.
- Medium-sized companies with 100 to 250 employees (Segment V): up to €29,000.
The grant covers 100% of the contracted solution's cost up to the maximum for your segment, with no co-payment from the business beyond VAT and any amount exceeding that cap.
No call is open today
The AI grant can't be applied for right now: according to Acelera Pyme, the Kit Digital calls have ended. Order TDF/39/2026 allows grants to keep being awarded until the funds run out, with no fixed closing date, but no new call has been announced. The sensible move is to get ready what does depend on you: the registration and test on Acelera Pyme, being up to date with the Tax Agency and Social Security, and being clear about which solution you want to fund. You'll find the programme's status in detail inour general guide.
What Order TDF/39/2026 says (and what it doesn't)
Order TDF/39/2026, dated 26 January and published in the BOE on 28 January 2026, amends the validity of the programme's rules (they apply until the funds are used up), requires unspent budget to be reinvested in Kit Digital and provides for new award proposals if funds remain unassigned. It doesn't create the AI categories or set the amounts for each segment, which come from the earlier rules and calls.
How to access the grant, and a real example of what it funds
Access to the solutions catalog and to registered "Agentes Digitalizadores" (the accredited providers who deliver the funded solutions) is through the official portal acelerapyme.gob.es. There you complete the digital self-assessment test, check the catalog, and choose the digitalization agent to sign the solutions agreement with.
A concrete example of what fits under "Customer Management with associated AI" is WhatsApp Business AI automation: an assistant that answers customer queries, manages appointments, or filters orders through WhatsApp automatically is, literally, the kind of chatbot this Kit Digital category is designed to fund. If you also want to compare this route with other SME grants that go beyond basic digitalization, our article on Kit Consulting and how it differs from Kit Digital may be useful, and if you'd rather explore free options first before applying for the grant, we also have a guide to free AI tools for SMEs.