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Wisconsin Business Grants - See What You Qualify For

Who we are. WiscAI, a Madison company, working with Juan Gomez of Izcalli Group. Checking your address is free and we never charge a business for finding out whether it qualifies. If you want help with the application after that, we agree a fee with you first, in writing, before any work starts. Questions, or you would rather just talk to somebody: michael.zhang@wiscai.com or 608-469-8668.

Type your business address. See which funding programs your location qualifies for, answer a few quick questions, and get real help applying. The address check covers Madison today, where three programs run up to $50,000, $250,000 and $250,000. Anywhere else in Wisconsin, look up the districts your city runs.

Tip: you can also click any spot on the map to check it.

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Get help applying

Five quick questions about your business. They decide which of these programs you can actually use, so it is worth being straight with them.

About your business

    What would get you there

      You will probably need a bank too


      How to reach you

      Want to talk it through first? Grab a quick call.

      Book a call

      These are public programs - you can apply on your own. Most businesses that win the money got help making sure they qualified and their application was complete. That's what we do.

      How getting the money actually works

      1. Your locationStep 1 - this map checks it free. All three programs are tied to where your business sits.
      2. Your business Type, size, age, and whether you rent or own all matter. The building grant is for retail, restaurants, and salons that are locally owned. The TIF loan needs 5 to 100 employees. Commercial Ownership Assistance is for a business that has been open two years and is moving from renting to owning.
      3. A winning application Complete, with the right estimates, submitted the right way, before the money runs out.

      Eligible districts

      Solid color = inside a district. Dashed line = the half-mile zone around it.

      Boundaries: City of Madison Open Data (TIF Districts, pulled July 17, 2026). This is not an official City of Madison or MDC tool. Always confirm the details with the program before you apply.