Ref: PSG · Enterprise Singapore (via GoBusiness) · reviewed 25 Sept 2026
Productivity Solutions Grant (retired)
The Productivity Solutions Grant (PSG) supports pre-scoped IT solutions, equipment and consultancy from the official GoBusiness list. Applications must be in before 30 September 2026, when the EDGE grant takes over. Verified 25 Sep 2026.
Capped per solution category (check the pre-approved list)
Last new applications: 29 Sep 2026 · Replaced by EDGE from 30 Sep 2026
The Productivity Solutions Grant no longer accepts new applications. New projects now apply under the EDGE grant.
Under EDGE: Single-function digital solutions, integrated enterprise systems and selected automation are EDGE activities, with up to S$30,000 of the annual cap usable on them. The S$30,000 digital allowance sits inside the S$100,000 EDGE cap, so it now competes with your other projects for the same yearly budget.
Already approved or submitted before 30 September? Your PSG project continues under its original terms through to claim.
Who qualified
- ✓Registered and operating in Singapore
- ✓At least 30% local shareholding
- ✓Solution must be used in Singapore
- ✓SME (group revenue under S$100M or under 200 employees)
What it paid for
- Pre-approved IT solutions: ERP, accounting, HR/payroll, inventory, POS
- E-commerce and digital marketing packages
- Sector solutions (F&B, retail, construction, logistics)
- Some equipment categories
How it worked
Approval typically 4 to 6 weeks
- 1Pick a pre-approved solution and vendor from the GoBusiness list
- 2Get a quotation from the vendor
- 3Apply on the Business Grants Portal before purchasing
- 4Purchase and deploy after approval
- 5Submit claim with proof of usage
PSG pre-approved vendor list: where to find it and how it works
There is one official PSG pre-approved vendor list, and it lives on GoBusiness. Open the GoBusiness PSG page and use the Solution Directory. You can search by sector, by the name of an IT solution or equipment, or by vendor name.
Enterprise Singapore's FAQ is clear on the rule: companies can only be supported on pre-scoped packages by pre-approved vendors. Unlisted IT solutions, and vendors who are not pre-approved, cannot be supported.
Solutions are grouped two ways:
- Sector-specific solutions, curated by sector lead agencies and aligned to Industry Transformation Maps and Industry Digital Plans. Only companies in that sector can use them.
- Generic solutions, open to companies in every sector, for general business functions and processes.
GoBusiness notes that the listing is not an endorsement. You are still expected to do your own due diligence on the vendor.
PSG grant equipment list and what to check before buying
Equipment works differently from IT solutions. For equipment, there is no pre-approved vendor, but the equipment must at least meet the mandatory specifications listed for it. You source the equipment yourself and get a quotation from your chosen vendor.
PSG supports standard, off-the-shelf equipment with no customisation. The listed cost cap is a guide only. The qualifying cost is assessed against the specifications of what you actually buy, so it can come out lower than the cap.
Before you commit to anything, check these points from the official FAQ:
- Do not pay or sign first. Any payment or deposit before you submit the application makes it retrospective, and retrospective applications are not supported.
- Only the purchase, lease or hire cost of the listed package is supportable. Delivery, installation and admin fees are excluded unless stated.
- The solution must be used in Singapore by your own entity, not a subsidiary or related party.
- You must hold the equipment or solution for 1 year from approval of the final claim.
- The vendor must have no relationship with your company, directors or shareholders.
- An upgrade to a higher tier of a solution you already use will not be supported.
PSG for e-commerce, kitchen equipment, cybersecurity, ERP and HR software
People often search for "PSG ecommerce", "PSG kitchen equipment", "PSG cybersecurity solutions", "PSG ERP" or "PSG grant HR software". The answer is the same for all of them: only what appears in the official Solution Directory qualifies, at the listed package scope, from the listed vendor.
That also applies to searches like "Shopify PSG grant" or "PSG grant SEO package". A platform, marketing package or bundle is not supportable just because a vendor says so. If you cannot find the exact package in the directory, treat it as not supported.
A practical approach:
- Search the directory by your sector first, then by the function you need.
- Match the package name and vendor in your quotation to the directory listing exactly.
- For kitchen and other equipment, compare the model against the mandatory specifications.
PSG application form, grant cap and claims
There is no downloadable PSG application form. You apply online on the Business Grants Portal with a Corppass account. Vendors are strictly not allowed to apply for you, and you should never share your Corppass with them.
Key facts from Enterprise Singapore's FAQ:
- Eligibility: registered in Singapore, at least 30% local shareholding, and group turnover of not more than S$100 million or group employment of not more than 200.
- Annual cap: S$30,000 for solutions supported by Enterprise Singapore, running from 1 April to 31 March.
- Processing: about 6 weeks after all information is submitted.
- Claims: one claim per application, made only after you have bought, used and fully paid for the solution. Disbursement via PayNow Corporate takes about 14 working days after claim approval.
- No change of vendor or package after approval. You must terminate and reapply.
What happens to PSG after 29 September 2026
PSG is being merged with EDG and MRA into the new EDGE grant, which launches on 30 September 2026. According to Enterprise Singapore's EDGE FAQ:
- PSG applications submitted before 30 September 2026 will still be assessed under PSG rules.
- Ongoing PSG projects will be supported until completion and claim disbursement.
- No new PSG applications will be accepted after that.
Under EDGE, each company has an annual cap of S$100,000, of which up to S$30,000 can go to single-function digital solutions, integrated enterprise systems and selected automation. For activities with pre-approved vendors, businesses should choose from the list. Estimate your support with our EDGE grant calculator.
Advisor's note
PSG stopped taking new applications on 29 September 2026. Digital solutions, enterprise systems and automation now sit under the EDGE grant, with up to S$30,000 a year of the S$100,000 EDGE cap. Projects submitted before 30 September continue under PSG terms. See /edge-grant.
Looking at PSG for an ERP or custom software project? See how EDG applies to a custom ERP build - PSG covers pre-approved packaged software only; custom builds go through the EDG.
Planning a digitalisation or overseas-expansion project? From 30 September 2026 those run under the EDGE grant, which replaced the EDG grant, PSG grant and MRA grant. Our team delivers EDGE projects end to end.
Common questions
Is the PSG still available?
No. The Productivity Solutions Grant stopped accepting new applications on 29 September 2026. From 30 September 2026 new projects apply under the EDGE grant. Single-function digital solutions, integrated enterprise systems and selected automation are EDGE activities, with up to S$30,000 of the annual cap usable on them. Projects submitted or approved before 30 September continue under PSG terms through to claim.
What replaced the PSG?
The EDGE grant, launched by Enterprise Singapore on 30 September 2026, which consolidates EDG, PSG and MRA. The S$30,000 digital allowance sits inside the S$100,000 EDGE cap, so it now competes with your other projects for the same yearly budget.
How much does the PSG cover?
Up to 50%, capped per solution category (check the pre-approved list). The Productivity Solutions Grant (PSG) supports pre-scoped IT solutions, equipment and consultancy from the official GoBusiness list. Applications must be in before 30 September 2026, when the EDGE grant takes over. Verified 25 Sep 2026.
Who is eligible for the PSG?
Registered and operating in Singapore At least 30% local shareholding Solution must be used in Singapore SME (group revenue under S$100M or under 200 employees)
What does the PSG pay for?
Pre-approved IT solutions: ERP, accounting, HR/payroll, inventory, POS E-commerce and digital marketing packages Sector solutions (F&B, retail, construction, logistics) Some equipment categories
How do I apply for the PSG?
1. Pick a pre-approved solution and vendor from the GoBusiness list 2. Get a quotation from the vendor 3. Apply on the Business Grants Portal before purchasing 4. Purchase and deploy after approval 5. Submit claim with proof of usage
How long does the PSG take?
Approval typically 4 to 6 weeks
Where is the official PSG pre-approved vendor list?
It is the Solution Directory on the GoBusiness PSG page (gobusiness.gov.sg/productivity-solutions-grant). You can search by sector, solution, equipment or vendor.
Can I use PSG for a vendor or package that is not listed?
No. Enterprise Singapore states that only pre-scoped packages by pre-approved vendors are supported. For equipment there is no pre-approved vendor, but it must meet the listed mandatory specifications.
Does Shopify or an SEO package qualify for PSG?
Only if that exact package appears in the official GoBusiness Solution Directory. Being sold as PSG-eligible by a vendor is not enough.
Is there a PSG application form to download?
No. You apply online on the Business Grants Portal using Corppass. Vendors are not allowed to apply on your behalf.
Can I pay a deposit before applying for PSG?
No. Any payment or deposit before you submit the application makes it retrospective, and retrospective applications are not supported.
What is the PSG annual grant cap?
S$30,000 per company for solutions supported by Enterprise Singapore, for the period 1 April to 31 March.
Can I still apply for PSG in October 2026?
No. EDGE launches on 30 September 2026 and no new PSG applications will be accepted after that. Applications submitted before 30 September 2026 are still assessed under PSG rules.
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