Growth has stalled
Your positioning is unclear and the pipeline is up and down.
Grant-backed transformation
Part of your build, funded if you qualify.
The Enterprise Development Grant (EDG) is a Singapore government scheme that can cover part of a business transformation project. Most owners assume it is a paperwork nightmare. Four questions will tell you where you stand.
Why this exists
Knowing you need to change is easy.
Knowing where to start is not.
Most companies get stuck on the same question: which project first, and is any of it grant-supported?
Your tools do not connect
Reporting is manual and nobody quite trusts the numbers.
Work runs on workarounds
Key tasks still live in spreadsheets and inboxes.
Change does not stick
New systems arrive without training, so old habits return.
What we do
We plan the project, build it, or both
A grant needs a real project behind it. Here is the work we take on.
Blueprint
- Find the real problem
- Decide what comes first
- Set the roadmap and outcomes
- Sharpen brand and audience
- Scope the work before you build
Build
- Websites and digital experiences
- Systems and workflow builds
- Tracking, data, and reporting
- Marketing tools and integrations
- Custom internal tools
Grants explained
About the Enterprise Development Grant
The EDG is a government scheme run by Enterprise Singapore. It may support part of the cost of an approved project that helps your business upgrade, improve, or expand.
Core capabilities
Projects that strengthen the business itself: strategy, brand and marketing, finance, and people.
Brand & marketing strategyRoadmap & operating model
Innovation and productivity
Projects that improve how work gets done: better processes, automation, and new products.
Digitising workflowsSystems and reporting
Market access
Projects that help you sell in a new market, including setting up overseas.
Market entry planningLocalised websites
01
Scope the project
Agree the goals, deliverables, timeline, and costs with us first.
02
Apply
You submit the application through the Business Grants Portal.
03
Get the decision
If approved, the letter sets the scope, the costs covered, and the dates.
04
Deliver, then claim
You pay for the work as normal, then claim approved costs afterwards. It is a reimbursement, not a discount.
How the funding works
How it works, step by step
You apply. We scope it so it can be submitted, and we support the application. We do not submit on your behalf and nobody legitimate will offer to.
WHO CAN APPLY GRANTS
Check if your business qualifies
Enterprise Singapore sets the rules and can change them. In general, you need all three of these before your project is assessed.
Registered in Singapore
The grant is run by Enterprise Singapore for companies registered and operating here.
Able to pay for the project
You need to have sufficient funds available to pay for the entire project upfront.
A clear project
You need a defined project with real deliverables, dates, and outcomes.
Which grant
The EDG is not the only option
A quick guide to the three main schemes. Each agency sets its own rules, and they change from time to time.
| Scheme | Best for | What it covers | Where we fit |
|---|---|---|---|
| EDGEnterprise Development Grant | Custom projects built around your business | Strategy, brand, process change, custom systems, integrations, and training | The usual route for our work |
| PSGProductivity Solutions Grant | Buying ready-made tools | Pre-approved software and equipment from an official list | Not for custom work, but useful for tools you also need |
| MRAMarket Readiness Assistance | Smaller firms entering a new overseas market | Overseas promotion, business development, and market set-up | Can run alongside an EDG project |
Tap on these grants to support your SME
Explore a series of grants for Singapore SMEs
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Frequently Asked Questions
Here’s us unfolding the stories you’d be asking in your heads or over water cooler conversations with your peers.
A government scheme run by Enterprise Singapore. It may support part of the cost of an approved project that upgrades your business, improves productivity, or helps you expand.
No. You pay for the project as normal, then claim approved costs back once the agreed milestones are done.
We do not publish a figure. The amount depends on your company, your project, and the current scheme terms. Check the latest terms with Enterprise Singapore.
You do, through the Business Grants Portal. We help you define the project behind it: the scope, the deliverables, and the plan to deliver it.
Scoping usually takes a few weeks. The agency sets its own review timeline, and delivery starts once your approved project period begins.
The project should be worth doing either way. If the fit is not there, we will say so, and we can still do the work without a grant.
No, and nor can anyone else. Be wary of anyone who promises approval or a fixed support rate.
