The EDGE Grant is Enterprise Singapore’s single business grant. It replaced the Productivity Solutions Grant (PSG), Enterprise Development Grant (EDG) and Market Readiness Assistance (MRA) grant from 30 September 2026. Eligible SMEs can receive up to 50% support for most activities, and up to 70% for internationalisation and sustainability projects, capped at S$100,000 per company each year.
If you were planning an online store or a digital marketing project under the PSG, this page explains how EDGE applies and what to do next.
EDGE Grant at a glance
| Launched | 30 September 2026 |
| Replaces | Productivity Solutions Grant (PSG), Enterprise Development Grant (EDG), Market Readiness Assistance (MRA) |
| Support for SMEs | Up to 50%; up to 70% for internationalisation and sustainability activities |
| Support for non-SMEs | Up to 30%; up to 50% for internationalisation and sustainability activities |
| Annual cap | S$100,000 per company (1 April to 31 March) |
| Sub-cap | Up to S$30,000 for single-function digital solutions, integrated enterprise systems and pre-scoped equipment |
| Coverage | 8 business areas, 150+ activities |
| How it pays | Reimbursement after the project is completed and fully paid |
| Where to apply | Business Grants Portal (BGP), with Corppass |
Source: Enterprise Singapore – EDGE Grant and EDGE Grant FAQ. Support levels differ by activity, so check the specific activity before you apply.
What is the EDGE Grant?
The EDGE Grant supports companies undertaking new projects to strengthen capabilities, improve productivity and expand into new markets. From 30 September 2026, it replaces the EDG, MRA and PSG for Enterprise Singapore-supported applications.
For businesses considering an online store or a digital marketing project, the starting point is to identify a supported activity and a suitable solution. Funding depends on the business, the project scope and the applicable grant requirements.
What can the EDGE Grant fund?
EDGE covers 8 business areas, including Automation & Digitalisation, Business Strategy, Financial Management, Innovation, Internationalisation, Standards and Sustainability. Each activity has its own requirements, and a service is not automatically eligible simply because it involves technology or business growth.
For our clients, the most relevant activities are:
- E-commerce and website development: under Automation & Digitalisation. Pre-approved solutions count toward the S$30,000 sub-cap.
- Digital marketing: SEO, SEM and social media solutions for local growth.
- Overseas marketing and branding: under Internationalisation, at up to 70% support for SMEs.
At MediaPlus Digital, we help businesses explore two types of pre-approved solutions: e-commerce website development and digital marketing.
EDGE Grant for e-commerce website development
Businesses exploring EDGE Grant support for e-commerce can consider solutions that help them sell online and manage their store operations.
MediaPlus Digital’s e-commerce range includes Shopify Express, WooCommerce Express and WooCommerce Elite. Depending on the selected package, deliverables can include:
- Online store design and setup.
- Product catalogue setup and product uploads.
- Shopping cart, checkout and payment functionality.
- Inventory and order management.
- Mobile-responsive layouts.
- Training to help your team manage the store.
The package determines the included features and scope. Additional integrations, custom requirements and ongoing services must be assessed separately.
Already have a website? Share your existing setup and the new store you want to build, so we can review the proposed work against the current requirements.
Explore our e-commerce grant solutions and packages
EDGE Grant for digital marketing
Businesses exploring EDGE Grant support for digital marketing can consider approved packages that help them build search visibility, reach potential customers and measure campaign performance.
MediaPlus Digital offers three-month packages with different combinations of:
- Search engine optimisation (SEO): website and content optimisation for relevant searches.
- Generative engine optimisation (GEO): work to improve how business information is presented for AI-assisted discovery.
- Search engine marketing (SEM): Google Ads campaign planning and management.
- Social media advertising: campaigns on platforms such as Meta and TikTok.
Your business objectives and existing marketing setup help determine which package is suitable. Advertising spend is separate from package fees.
Explore our digital marketing grant solutions and packages
Looking for PSG e-commerce or digital marketing packages? They now fall under EDGE
If you found MediaPlus Digital while searching for a PSG e-commerce grant or PSG digital marketing grant, our solution pages remain the place to explore the relevant packages.
For new Enterprise Singapore-supported applications from 30 September 2026, review the current EDGE requirements. An older PSG quotation or funding estimate should be checked before you proceed.
You can use these pages to discuss your project:
- E-commerce solutions for businesses exploring PSG and EDGE
- Digital marketing solutions for businesses exploring PSG and EDGE
Who is eligible for the EDGE Grant?
- A business registered and operating in Singapore
- At least 30% local shareholding, held by Singapore citizens and/or permanent residents
- A new project: no work started, and no payment or deposit made, before you submit your application
- SME support levels apply if your group has annual sales of up to S$100 million, or up to 200 employees
Non-profits, societies, religious bodies and statutory entities are not eligible.
How much EDGE Grant funding is available?
- SMEs: up to 50% of qualifying costs for most activities, and up to 70% for internationalisation and sustainability activities.
- Non-SMEs: up to 30%, and up to 50% for internationalisation and sustainability activities.
- Annual cap: S$100,000 per company per year (1 April to 31 March), across all EDGE activities.
- Sub-cap: up to S$30,000 of that cap can go to single-function digital solutions, integrated enterprise systems and pre-scoped equipment.
EDGE is paid by reimbursement, not as an upfront discount. Past PSG, EDG or MRA grants do not count toward your EDGE cap.
How to apply for the EDGE Grant in 5 steps
- Check the activity on the Enterprise Singapore website or BizSG, and confirm your support level.
- Get a quotation from your vendor. Do not sign, start work or pay a deposit yet.
- Submit one application per activity on the Business Grants Portal, using a Corppass account with the BGP Preparer or Acceptor role.
- Receive your Letter of Offer, then complete the project within the qualifying period.
- Pay the vendor in full, then submit your claim. Claims open from 1 November 2026 for digital solutions, and from 1 December 2026 for other activities.
Already applied for PSG, EDG or MRA?
Applications submitted before 30 September 2026 are assessed under the original scheme, and ongoing projects continue to completion. No new PSG, EDG or MRA applications are accepted after that date.
Frequently asked questions about the EDGE Grant
What is the EDGE Grant?
EDGE is Enterprise Singapore’s single business grant. It combines the PSG, EDG and MRA into one grant, covering 150+ activities across 8 business areas.
Does EDGE stand for something?
No. It is not an acronym. The name refers to giving businesses an edge over competitors.
Is EDGE replacing the PSG?
Yes. PSG, EDG and MRA stopped accepting new applications on 29 September 2026. From 30 September 2026, new applications go through EDGE.
How much funding can I get under EDGE?
SMEs get up to 50% for most activities and up to 70% for internationalisation and sustainability. Non-SMEs get up to 30% and 50% respectively. Total support is capped at S$100,000 per company per year.
What is the S$30,000 sub-cap?
Within the S$100,000 annual cap, up to S$30,000 can go to single-function digital solutions, integrated enterprise systems and pre-scoped equipment. It refreshes every 1 April.
Who is eligible for the EDGE Grant?
Singapore-registered businesses with at least 30% local shareholding that are starting a new project. Non-profits, societies and statutory bodies are not eligible.
What counts as an SME?
A company whose group has annual sales of up to S$100 million, or up to 200 employees.
Can EDGE fund an e-commerce website or website revamp?
Yes, through eligible Automation & Digitalisation activities, including pre-approved solutions. Not every feature is covered, so check the approved package scope with us before applying.
Can EDGE fund digital marketing?
Eligible digital marketing activities can be supported. For overseas marketing, the Internationalisation area offers up to 70% support for SMEs.
I already applied for PSG. What happens now?
Applications submitted before 30 September 2026 are assessed under the PSG, and approved projects continue to completion. Past PSG grants do not count toward your EDGE cap.
Can I apply if I received PSG before?
Yes, for a new project. You cannot get EDGE support for the same project the PSG already supported.
Can I start the project before approval?
You may pay after submitting but before approval, at your own risk. Any work, payment or deposit made before you submit makes the project ineligible.
Is the grant an upfront discount?
No. EDGE pays by reimbursement. You pay the vendor in full, complete the deliverables, then submit a claim.
Where do I apply?
On the Business Grants Portal (BGP), using Corppass with the BGP Preparer or Acceptor role. Vendors cannot apply on your behalf.
Can I apply for more than one activity?
Yes. Submit one application per activity. You can run several projects at the same time, as long as you stay within the annual cap.
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