Texas Business Grants by City and Industry
Explore local grant pages for Texas businesses, including funding paths for technology, agriculture, manufacturing, healthcare, clean energy, women-owned companies, and more.
Featured Funding Opportunities
Active public subsidies and capital programs available for businesses operating in Texas:
Texas Enterprise Fund (TEF)
Discretionary grants typically $5,000 - $50,000 per job / Up to $100 million totalProvided by: Office of the Governor, Economic Development & Tourism | Type: Grant
The Texas Enterprise Fund is the state's flagship "deal-closing" incentive, providing cash grants to companies creating significant jobs and investment in Texas. Unlike formula-based programs, TEF awards are negotiated individually based on project scope, job quality, and competitive dynamics. The fund has supported major projects from companies including Tesla, Samsung, and Toyota, demonstrating Texas's commitment to landing transformational investments.
Official PortalSkills Development Fund
Up to $500,000 per project / Average grants $250,000-$350,000Provided by: Texas Workforce Commission (TWC) | Type: Grant
The Skills Development Fund finances customized job training projects for Texas businesses in partnership with public community and technical colleges. This program is particularly valuable for companies establishing new facilities or implementing new technologies, as it covers significant training costs that would otherwise burden the employer. Training can be delivered on-site, at the college, or online.
Official PortalProduct Development and Small Business Incubator Fund (PDSBI)
Loans from $50,000 to $1 millionProvided by: Office of the Governor, Economic Development & Tourism | Type: Loan
The PDSBI Fund provides low-interest loans to support product development, technology commercialization, and small business incubator operations. Unlike grants, these funds must be repaid, but the below-market interest rates and flexible terms make this an attractive option for companies with clear revenue potential but limited access to traditional financing.
Official PortalBrowse Texas grant pages by city
Start with major local markets such as Austin, Dallas, Houston, Fort Worth, then choose the industry page that matches your business.
Austin
15 city-industry grant pages
Dallas
15 city-industry grant pages
Houston
15 city-industry grant pages
Fort Worth
15 city-industry grant pages
San Antonio
15 city-industry grant pages
Abilene
15 city-industry grant pages
Amarillo
15 city-industry grant pages
Arlington
15 city-industry grant pages
Beaumont
15 city-industry grant pages
Brownsville
15 city-industry grant pages
Carrollton
15 city-industry grant pages
College Station
15 city-industry grant pages
Corpus Christi
15 city-industry grant pages
Denton
15 city-industry grant pages
El Paso
15 city-industry grant pages
Frisco
15 city-industry grant pages
Garland
15 city-industry grant pages
Grand Prairie
15 city-industry grant pages
Laredo
15 city-industry grant pages
Lewisville
15 city-industry grant pages
Lubbock
15 city-industry grant pages
McAllen
15 city-industry grant pages
McKinney
15 city-industry grant pages
Mesquite
15 city-industry grant pages
Pasadena
15 city-industry grant pages
Pearland
15 city-industry grant pages
Plano
15 city-industry grant pages
Richardson
15 city-industry grant pages
Round Rock
15 city-industry grant pages
The Woodlands
15 city-industry grant pages
Tyler
15 city-industry grant pages
Waco
15 city-industry grant pages
