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Productivity Solutions Grant (PSG): What’s Covered & How to Claim
Understand how PSG works for Singapore SMEs, including covered solutions, up to 50% support, the S$30,000 cap, applications and claims.
A company that wants to adopt accounting software, HR tools, point-of-sale systems, or approved equipment often checks PSG first. The Productivity Solutions Grant is designed for Singapore companies that want to improve productivity through pre-scoped IT solutions and equipment. The important part is that PSG is not a general reimbursement after buying a system. The business should confirm that the solution, vendor, and application route fit the current official requirements before committing.
What PSG covers in 2026
EnterpriseSG states that PSG helps companies automate existing processes through IT solutions and equipment. Current official guidance shows support of up to 50% of eligible costs for local SMEs, with support up to S$30,000.
PSG area | Examples | What to check |
|---|---|---|
IT solutions | Accounting, HR, CRM, cybersecurity, ecommerce, and sector tools | Is the solution pre-approved on the official listing? |
Equipment | Approved productivity equipment for relevant sectors | Does the equipment match the business activity? |
Generic solutions | Tools that apply across industries | Does the vendor and package match the official scope? |
Sector-specific solutions | Solutions for retail, food services, logistics, and other sectors | Is the business in the right sector and activity? |
PSG application workflow
- Identify the productivity problem or workflow to improve.
- Check the official solution listing and vendor details.
- Get the right quotation before applying.
- Submit the application before signing, paying, or starting work.
- Wait for approval, then implement according to the approved scope.
- Submit claim documents after completion.
Claim documents to plan early
| Claim item | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Approved quotation | Shows the scope and amount match the application. |
| Invoice | Confirms the vendor billed the approved solution. |
| Payment proof | Shows the company paid the eligible cost. |
| Usage or deployment evidence | Shows the solution was implemented. |
| Screenshots or reports | Helps prove completion where required. |
When PSG may not be the right grant
- The project requires heavy consulting, redesign, or custom development.
- The solution is not on the official approved list.
- The company wants to claim for a purchase already made.
- The business goal is overseas market entry rather than productivity adoption.
- The project is strategic transformation work better suited for EDG consideration.
Official sources to check
This guide was reviewed on 28 June 2026. Check the official pages before applying because support levels, eligibility, claim rules, and deadlines can change: EnterpriseSG PSG, EnterpriseSG EDG, EnterpriseSG MRA, Business Grants Portal, Startup SG Founder, and SkillsFuture Enterprise Credit.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much PSG support can SMEs receive?
EnterpriseSG states that PSG provides up to 50% support for eligible costs for local SMEs, with support up to S$30,000.
Can PSG be used after buying software?
PSG applications should generally be made before signing, paying, or starting work. Always check current official terms before committing.
Is PSG only for IT solutions?
PSG supports pre-scoped IT solutions and equipment that are approved by EnterpriseSG and participating agencies.
Is PSG or EDG better for software?
PSG is usually the first check for pre-approved software. EDG may fit broader transformation projects with custom scope or consulting.
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