Productivity Solutions Grant (PSG)

Productivity Solutions Grant

Funds approved productivity technology adoption by small enterprises through reimbursement for information technology and automation improvements.

The Productivity Solutions Grant (PSG) is an IT and automation adoption grant administered by Enterprise Singapore for Singapore SMEs purchasing pre-approved productivity solutions. The grant covers up to 50% of eligible costs per application, with a maximum of S$30,000 per application. Only solutions listed on the GoBusiness Gov Assist portal — pre-screened and approved by Enterprise Singapore and participating government agencies — are eligible for funding; bespoke or unlisted solutions do not qualify. Eligible costs include the solution or equipment purchase price; delivery fees, installation charges, and administrative costs are explicitly excluded.

Eligibility requires the applicant to be a business entity registered and operating in Singapore with at least 30% local equity held by Singapore citizens or permanent residents, with group annual sales no greater than S$100 million or fewer than 200 employees. Charities, IPCs, religious entities, VWOs, government agencies, and registered societies are ineligible. A critical constraint is that no vendor deposit or payment may be made before the grant application is formally approved — doing so disqualifies the application. The 8-step process runs from identifying a pre-approved solution on GoBusiness, obtaining vendor quotations, and submitting via Business Grants Portal using Corppass, through to deploying the solution for a minimum of 30 days, paying the vendor in full, and then submitting a claim with invoices, payment proof, usage reports, and serial number photographs.

Application review takes approximately 6 weeks; disbursement after a successful claim is 14 working days via PayNow Corporate or approximately 8 weeks via GIRO. PSG will be subsumed by Enterprise Singapore's successor EDGE scheme, expected in the second half of 2026 — businesses considering a qualifying IT or automation solution should apply before the transition. The most competitive applications clearly document the productivity impact of the selected pre-approved solution on their core operations.