Everything we do
22 services, 9 integrated solutions, 42 countries and 39 cities. Each page sets out what the work covers, how it runs, where it goes wrong, and what changes by market.
Somnium Digital is a full-service digital growth and technology agency that brings together branding, marketing, creative production, custom software, AI automation and IT infrastructure — all under one roof. That combination is unusual and it is the point: most agencies are a marketing company that outsources technology or a technology company that outsources marketing, and the seam between them is where a great deal of value is lost.
The country pages are not the same page with a name swapped in. Consent regimes, invoicing mandates, payment habits, accessibility deadlines and language obligations differ enough between markets that a campaign or a system built for one frequently cannot lawfully be used in another. Each page says what actually differs and what it means for scope.
If you are not sure which of these applies to you, the use case pages are organised around situations rather than services and are usually the faster route in. Describing what is going wrong is more useful than guessing at what to buy, and a first conversation costs nothing.
Everything on this site is written to be checkable. Where a figure appears it is either measured, with the method stated, or labelled as a planning estimate with its assumptions attached. There are no invented testimonials, no client logos we do not have permission to show, and no statistics without a source — which makes some sections shorter than they would otherwise be, and that is the trade we would rather make.
There is deliberately no page for every combination of service and country. Every service multiplied across every market would be hundreds of near-identical pages — the doorway pattern, which carries manual-action risk and tells a reader nothing. One axis is multiplied here, and every page carries something that could not have been templated.
Official programmes
Digitalisation funding worth checking before you scope
Public support is not one-size-fits-all: it may be a grant, tax credit, subsidised loan or a dated call. We checked the examples below against the responsible public body on 26 August 2026. 32 of our country pages link to an official funding route we have checked and states whether the cited call is open, scheduled or closed.
Malta
Digitalise your SME
The scheme offers non-repayable grants to part-finance SME digitalisation. The standard grant runs from €25,000 to €120,000, with a 7% flat rate for indirect costs and a possible additional €100,000 AI threshold. The June 2026 guide states base aid of 50% in Malta and 60% in Gozo, with conditional digital-intensity and qualifying-technology top-ups; every award remains subject to assessment and budget availability.
Open rolling call with 2026 cut-off dates
Official source: FONDI.eu, Government of Malta ↗
Germany
ERP Promotional Loan for Digitalisation
KfW finances eligible hardware, software, digital business models and advanced technologies for companies and self-employed professionals. More ambitious projects can combine the loan with a repayment grant of up to 5%; applications are made through a financing partner before work starts.
Open programme
Official source: KfW ↗
Ireland
Grow Digital Voucher
The voucher supports eligible businesses with up to 50 employees in adopting digital technology. It follows the Digital for Business advisory programme and can contribute to software, training and IT configuration; the local office confirms eligibility before an application.
Available through Local Enterprise Offices
Official source: Local Enterprise Offices ↗
Denmark
SMV:Digital
SMV:Digital offers Danish SMEs time-limited pools for private advice, cybersecurity and digitalisation, and robot trials. The official 2026 schedule lists each opening date and amount; only one SMV:Digital project may run at a time.
2026 funding calendar published
Official source: SMV:Digital ↗
Luxembourg
SME Packages — Digital
Eligible Luxembourg SMEs can receive guided implementation of digital marketing, management systems or e-invoicing tools. Qualifying projects are between €3,000 and €25,000 before VAT and the Ministry may cover 70% of eligible costs after the required pre-analysis.
Open support route
Official source: Guichet.lu / Ministry of the Economy ↗
Latvia
Support for digitalisation of business processes
LIAA supports the purchase and implementation of digital solutions and digital-maturity assessments, with a separate higher ceiling for qualifying AI development and implementation. Aid intensity depends on business size and applications are made through business.gov.lv.
Funding available; projects run to 2029
Official source: Investment and Development Agency of Latvia (LIAA) ↗
Always obtain approval before committing expenditure. Eligibility, eligible costs, budgets and deadlines are decided by the authority, not by Somnium Digital; these links do not imply government endorsement.