Frequently asked questions

Businesses of any size and sector that want to grow: by exporting, investing with programme support, innovating, or communicating project results. We also work with universities, research centres and public bodies.

Every engagement starts with a free introductory call and a written proposal with clear deliverables and fees, before any commitment. Depending on the service, we work per project or on a monthly retainer.

Yes. We work in both languages, with a presence in Greece and the United Kingdom.

We are the same company. plusmor.co.uk serves UK businesses and organisations, while plusmor.gr serves businesses and organisations in Greece.

It depends on your product, demand, competition, import rules and the final price. We usually recommend starting with one or two markets and working them in depth. Our market research gives you an evidence-based answer.

No. We have deep food and drink experience, but we work with businesses in every sector: industrial and consumer goods, technology, energy and B2B services.

Exporting takes patience. From first contact to first order can take months, with samples, questions and trials. That is why follow-up and a steady presence matter as much as the first impression.

The UK government intends the agreement to take effect in mid-2027. It is expected to remove export health certificates and most routine border checks for agrifood goods from the EU. Until then, current rules apply. It mainly concerns food, but it shows how fast the framework changes, which is why we keep you informed about what affects your sector.

We can act as your outsourced export manager and represent your business to buyers. Scope and fees are agreed in writing for each engagement.

In most calls, expenses are eligible from the date of online submission. Anything bought before that is not funded. We always check what the specific call says.

Yes. The grant covers part of the costs. The rest comes from your own funds or a loan, which you often need to evidence.

Usually after expenses are certified, in one or more payment claims. Some calls allow an advance payment.

It is a regime for small amounts of state aid, capped per undertaking over three years. All de minimis aid you have received counts, so we check it during the pre-check.

The deadline for signing new Recovery and Resilience Facility loan contracts passed on 31 August 2026. For new investments we look at ΕΣΠΑ, the Development Law, LEADER and other instruments.

Yes. Many programmes, such as business–research partnerships, are designed exactly for this. We help you find the right research partner and shape the idea together.

In the "Ερευνώ–Καινοτομώ" programme, one natural person is designated per proposal as the project's ΟΠΣΚΕ coordinator. They manage all required actions on Greece's state-aid information system from start to completion, on behalf of the beneficiaries. We take on or support this role, in line with each call's terms.

In Horizon Europe, yes: since 2024 the UK is an associated country and its organisations take part on the same terms. For Greek national programmes, each call's rules apply.

We start from your need and identify research teams with relevant experience and infrastructure. We set up the first meeting and help you work with the institution's research office (ΕΛΚΕ), which signs the contract.

It is set by the programme rules and the consortium agreement. We raise it early and work with specialist lawyers where needed.

In Horizon Europe a draft dissemination, exploitation and communication plan is part of the proposal, and the communication and dissemination plan is a contractual project deliverable.

Communication tells the wider public about the project. Dissemination gets results to those who can use them. Exploitation is about actually using the results in the market, policy or society.

Yes. Depending on the project, we can join as the partner leading or supporting the communication and dissemination work package, or work as a service provider.

Beneficiaries must acknowledge EU funding, for example on their website and social media and with a poster or plaque, following each programme's rules and guidelines. We prepare everything needed.

We design it to stay available and useful after the project, as part of the results' sustainability and legacy plan.