The PSG grant is now merged under EDGE. Ready-made AI tools are still eligible

Enterprise Singapore stopped the Productivity Solutions Grant (PSG) on 29 September 2026. Ready-made tools such as an AI chatbot are now eligible under EDGE, Enterprise Singapore's new business grant. EDGE also covers the Enterprise Development Grant (EDG) and Market Readiness Assistance (MRA). More details: Enterprise Singapore PSG page, EDGE FAQ, EDGE page

Merged under EDGE since 30 September 2026
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The short answer

PSG grant at a glance

Is PSG still available?
No. Enterprise Singapore stopped taking PSG applications on 29 September 2026. From 30 September you apply under EDGE. PSG schemes run by other agencies move to EDGE in phases from November 2026.[1, 4]
What EDGE supports now
EDGE supports up to 50% of eligible costs for an SME on a pre-approved tool. All your digital tools share a cap of S$30,000 a year.[2]
Who qualifies
A business registered and operating in Singapore, at least 30% owned by Singaporeans or PRs.[5]
Does it cover AI?
Yes, for ready-made AI tools. An AI chatbot for your customers is eligible for up to S$7,500 of support.[5]
How long it takes
About 1 week to get the outcome for an AI chatbot.[5]

Who qualifies

You can apply for a ready-made tool if

  • Your business is registered and operating in Singapore.
  • Singaporeans or PRs own at least 30% of it, directly or through another company.
  • You have not started the work, or paid the vendor any money or deposit, before you apply.
  • You have not applied for a grant for this same tool before.
  • You use the tool in Singapore.
  • For the 50% SME support level, your group's yearly sales are S$100 million or less, or it has 200 staff or fewer.

More details: Enterprise Singapore AI chatbot page, EDGE FAQ

Worked example

An AI chatbot quoted at S$12,000

This is an example. EDGE supports up to 50% of eligible costs for an SME on this tool, up to S$7,500. GST is not an eligible cost.

Chatbot, 12 months, before GSTS$12,000
EDGE support at 50%, claimed backS$6,000
Your cost after the grant, before GSTS$6,000

Support stops at S$7,500, which is 50% of S$15,000. A quote of S$20,000 still gets at most S$7,500 of support. More details

Does it cover AI?

The ready-made AI tools eligible under EDGE

  • An AI chatbot that answers your customers. Up to 50% of eligible costs for an SME, at most S$7,500 of support.
  • AI that writes marketing and sales content. Up to 50% of eligible costs, at most S$2,500 of support.
  • AI that automates your accounting. Up to 50% of eligible costs, at most S$2,500 of support.
  • You choose the tool and the vendor from IMDA's SMEs Go Digital list of pre-approved vendors.

More details: Enterprise Singapore AI chatbot page, AI content page, AI accounting page

A custom AI agent

An AI agent built for your company falls under a different part of EDGE

  • A ready-made tool works the same way for every customer. An AI agent built around your own systems and steps is not on the pre-approved list.
  • For a bigger build, EDGE has a separate part called Large-scale Digital Transformation. AI is one of the technologies it lists. The project must also connect your systems, such as sales and purchasing.
  • Glints is not a pre-approved vendor. We build custom agents, and on the call we tell you when a ready-made tool would do the job.

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Plan ahead

Dates to plan around

  • 29 September 2026. Enterprise Singapore stopped taking PSG applications. Applications sent before 30 September are still assessed under the PSG rules.
  • 1 November 2026. EDGE claims open for digital tools and equipment.
  • From November 2026. PSG schemes run by other agencies for their own industries move to EDGE in phases.
  • 30 November 2026. If SkillsFuture Enterprise Credit (SFEC) supported your PSG project, submit the final SFEC claim by this date. Read our SFEC guide.

More details: Enterprise Singapore PSG page, EDGE FAQ, Business Grants Portal FAQ

Your next step

Pick the option that fits what you need

Want a ready-made tool? Browse IMDA's SMEs Go Digital list.

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How to apply

From quotation to claim

  1. Before you applyGet a quotation from a pre-approved vendor, and work out what the tool saves you in its first year.
  2. Find the packagePick the same package on SMEs Go Digital and get its reference ID with your Corppass.
  3. ApplyApply on the Business Grants Portal with your own Corppass, before you pay the vendor anything.
  4. About 1 weekGet the outcome and accept the Letter of Offer.
  5. Within 18 monthsSet the tool up and pay the vendor in full.
  6. From 1 November 2026Claim on the portal. The grant reaches you by PayNow within 14 working days of approval.

More details: Enterprise Singapore AI chatbot page, EDGE FAQ

Documents

What to prepare

  • A vendor quotation that matches your package on SMEs Go Digital exactly.
  • A projection of the cost the tool saves you in the year after it goes live.
  • A current tenancy agreement for the place where you use the tool.
  • For the claim: proof that you paid in full, and a photo of the tool running with its licence number or user ID.

More details: Enterprise Singapore AI chatbot page, EDGE FAQ

Where applications go wrong

Common reasons you lose the grant

  • Paying or starting before you apply. Enterprise Singapore does not support an application made after the work started. Read why you apply before you sign.
  • Asking the vendor to apply for you. Vendors and other third parties cannot submit applications or claims.
  • Changing vendor after approval. You have to end the application and apply again first.
  • Missing the claim due date. After it passes, the portal will not take your claim.
  • Losing the 30% local ownership before you claim. The claim is then not supported.
  • Counting on GST or maintenance. Neither is an eligible cost.

More details: Enterprise Singapore EDGE FAQ, AI chatbot page

Other grants

Which grant fits your AI project?

Each grant supports a different kind of project. Read the one that matches yours, or answer a few questions and we name the grant that most likely fits.

EDGE grantThe grant that now covers PSG and EDG. What it supports and how to apply.Read more EDG grantNow merged under EDGE. How a custom AI build can be eligible.Read more NTUC CTC GrantUp to 70% support for an AI project with worker outcomes. Consultancy counts.Read more SkillsFuture Enterprise CreditA S$10,000 credit for the training around a project. Final claims by 30 November 2026.Read more Enterprise Innovation SchemeA 400% tax deduction on the share of AI spending you pay yourself.Read more Not sure? Take the 60-second grant checkSeven questions at most, and your answers stay on this page.Start the check

Questions owners ask

Straight answers on the PSG grant

Is the PSG grant still available?

No. Enterprise Singapore's PSG stopped taking applications on 29 September 2026 and is now merged under EDGE. From 30 September you apply under EDGE.

If you applied for PSG before 30 September, your application is still assessed under the PSG rules. Approved projects are supported until the claim is paid.

PSG schemes run by other agencies for their own industries move to EDGE in phases from November 2026. More details: Enterprise Singapore PSG page, Business Grants Portal FAQ, EDGE FAQ

How much is a PSG grant?

PSG supported up to 50% of eligible costs for local SMEs, up to S$30,000.

Under EDGE, a ready-made tool is also eligible for up to 50% support for an SME. All your digital tools and equipment share S$30,000 a year. More details: Enterprise Singapore PSG page, EDGE FAQ

What is the PSG grant in Singapore?

The Productivity Solutions Grant (PSG) was Enterprise Singapore's grant for local SMEs that adopted IT solutions and equipment to work more productively.

It is now merged under EDGE, which brings PSG, EDG and MRA together into one grant. More details: Enterprise Singapore PSG page, EDGE FAQ

I applied for PSG before 30 September. What happens now?

Nothing changes for you. The application is still assessed under the PSG rules, and an approved project runs until the claim is paid.

Enterprise Singapore says a complete PSG application usually takes 6 weeks to process. More details: Enterprise Singapore EDGE FAQ, PSG page

Is an AI chatbot eligible under EDGE?

Yes. Enterprise Singapore lists it as the GenAI Customer Engagement Chatbot. EDGE supports up to 50% of eligible costs for an SME, at most S$7,500. You buy it from a pre-approved vendor on IMDA's SMEs Go Digital. More details

Can a custom AI agent built for my company be eligible?

Not as a ready-made tool. A bigger build can apply under EDGE's Large-scale Digital Transformation support. AI is one of the technologies it lists, and the project must connect your systems.

Read our EDG grant guide for how that works. More details

How do I become a PSG grant vendor?

Vendors of digital solutions for EDGE and PSG get pre-approved under IMDA's SMEs Go Digital programme. IMDA's process has 4 stages and usually takes 4 to 5 months. More details: Business Grants Portal FAQ, IMDA vendor guide

Is Glints a pre-approved vendor?

No. Glints builds custom AI agents for your company. When a ready-made tool on the pre-approved list would do your job, we tell you on the call.

Official pages

Read the rules at the source

Grant rules change, so check the agency's page before you apply.

  1. Productivity Solutions Grant (PSG), Enterprise Singapore
  2. FAQ: EDGE Grant, Enterprise Singapore
  3. EDGE Grant, Enterprise Singapore
  4. EDGE Grant & Productivity Solutions Grant (PSG) FAQ, Business Grants Portal (GoBusiness)
  5. EDGE: GenAI Customer Engagement Chatbot, Enterprise Singapore
  6. EDGE: GenAI Marketing and Sales Content Generation, Enterprise Singapore
  7. EDGE: AI Accounting Automation, Enterprise Singapore
  8. EDGE: Large-scale Digital Transformation, Enterprise Singapore
  9. Pre-Approval ICM Vendor Guide, IMDA

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