Todas las AyudasOpportunity radar

CALCULATOR · 2026 FIGURES

Is my company an SME? EU definition calculator

Almost every business grant requires you to be an SME under the European Union definition. Enter the figures from your last closed financial year and we will tell you which type of company you are.

Definition from Commission Recommendation 2003/361/EC: micro (<10 staff and ≤EUR 2M turnover or balance sheet), small (<50 and ≤EUR 10M), medium (<250 and turnover ≤EUR 50M or balance sheet ≤EUR 43M). If you have partner or linked enterprises, their figures must be added proportionally.

Other calculators

Frequently asked questions: Is my company an SME?

What is an SME under EU rules?+

A company with fewer than 250 staff and an annual turnover of up to EUR 50 million or a balance sheet of up to EUR 43 million.

Is a freelancer an SME?+

Yes: for grants, a self-employed person with an economic activity counts as a company and, almost always, as a micro-enterprise.

What are partner or linked enterprises?+

If another company owns 25% or more of yours (or you of another), their figures are added proportionally. If it controls it (over 50%), they are added in full.

Which figures do I use?+

Those of the last closed financial year. A change of category only counts once it holds for two consecutive years.

AI agent · Umami Labs™

Let AI find your grants for you

Tell us who you are and what you need: our AI agent checks the official sources and instantly shows you what fits. No cost and no sign-up.

Search with AI 🔔 Want us to tell you when new opportunities for you appear?

Explore more