They're receiving between €16,000 and €40,000.
Five business in the midlands are among 183 across the country that are part of a €6.5 million grant through the online retail scheme.
Four of those are in Westmeath, with one coming from Laois.
373 applications were made in total, with each successful business receiving between €16,000 and €40,000.
It's targeted at online retailers to strengthen their offering and enable them to reach a wider customer base.
Enterprise Ireland will open a second call for applications in the coming weeks - and CEO, Julie Sinnamon, explains what the scheme is looking to achieve:
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