Grant guides.
The money is real: PSG pays up to half for approved tools, and three more schemes stack on top. So is the fine print. We track all of it with dates and sources — including when the honest answer is to skip the grant.
Grant status changelog
last swept 11 Jul 2026- 11 Jul 2026PSG: up to 50% support, S$30,000 annual cap, pre-approved solutions only. Budget 2026 expanded PSG "to support more digital and AI-enabled solutions".
- 11 Jul 2026EDGE: Enterprise Singapore states EDGE launches 2H2026 and consolidates PSG, EDG and MRA. Existing grants remain accessible until launch.
- 11 Jul 2026SFEC: final claims must be submitted by 30 Nov 2026 — the S$10,000 credit dies this year.
- 11 Jul 2026EIS: AI expenditure qualifies for 400% tax deduction (capped S$50,000/YA) for YA2027–2028.
Sources for every line are in the linked articles. Run your own numbers →
Articles in this hub
What is the EDGE grant? A living tracker (July 2026)
EDGE will replace PSG, EDG and MRA in 2H2026. What's officially confirmed, what's still unknown, and what to do if you're mid-application — updated as facts land.
Read itWhich AI tools does the PSG actually cover? (July 2026)
The PSG pays up to 50% for pre-approved solutions — and about 30% of the catalogue is now AI-enabled. Here's what that means, how to check in 10 minutes, and the traps.
Read itStack the grants: PSG + SFEC + EIS for SME AI in 2026
PSG pays up to 50%, SFEC covers up to 90% of the rest until 30 Nov 2026, and EIS adds a 400% tax deduction. The stacked math for SME AI, in dollars.
Read itThe PSG markup problem: is your vendor quote fair?
Some PSG vendors price as if the grant were theirs. Owners call them 'grant farmers'. Here's the 20-minute math that tells you whether a quote is fair — before you sign.
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