Michigan Small Business Digital Growth Program
Official funding support offered by the Michigan Small Business Agency. Offset costs with up to $5,000 to $15,000 direct subsidy.
How does a business qualify for the MI DIGITAL GROWTH?
To qualify for the Michigan Small Business Digital Growth Program, a business must be incorporated in the United States and demonstrate active operations. The program offers up to $5,000 to $15,000 direct subsidy in non-dilutive capital, which is categorized under a Moderate funding difficulty level. Applicants must ensure they meet all technical benchmarks and file using official channels before funds are fully allocated for the fiscal period.
- •Updated May 2026: Qualifying revenue threshold reduced to $25k to support early-stage micro-businesses.
Provides small businesses in Michigan with financial support to adopt digital technologies, implement CRM/ERP tools, and optimize e-commerce solutions.
Key Features
| Funding Limit | $5,000 to $15,000 direct subsidy |
| Program Agency | Michigan Small Business Agency |
| Funding Type | Grant |
| Jurisdiction | Michigan, USA |
Deadlines & Difficulty
| Difficulty | Moderate Match |
| Deadline Status | Rolling Intake |
| Official Portal | Visit Official Site |
💡 Expert Insider Tips
- •Ensure your vendor is listed on the pre-approved digital advisors index.
- •Software subscription licenses are reimbursable for the first 12 months.
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Official Program Alignment
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