PSG Digital Marketing Grant Singapore — Claim Up to 50% Support

BThrust’s PSG-supported digital marketing package is priced at S$10,000. With up to 50% grant funding available, eligible businesses can receive up to S$5,000 in support, bringing out-of-pocket costs down by up to S$5,000.

The actual grant amount depends on the approved qualifying costs and the prevailing PSG terms and conditions.

Your business must be registered and operating in Singapore, have at least 30% local shareholding, and have group annual turnover of S$100 million or less, or 200 or fewer employees. The solution must be used in Singapore, and the project cannot start before approval.

Select a PSG-supported solution and obtain a quotation from the pre-approved vendor. You can then submit your PSG application through the Business Grants Portal (BGP) using your CorpPass account. Complete the required application details and submit the application for assessment.

Under BThrust’s PSG-supported digital marketing package, services include Search Engine Optimisation (SEO), Search Engine Marketing (SEM), and digital asset creation. The exact services and scope of work depend on the selected package and prevailing PSG guidelines and eligibility requirements.

Yes. SEO is eligible for PSG support when included within an eligible pre-approved digital marketing solution. Funding remains subject to the package scope, business eligibility, and approval.

Yes, our digital marketing PSG package covers SEM/Google Ads along with SEO. However, advertising or media spend may not qualify, so businesses should verify the approved package scope.

To apply for a Digital Marketing Productivity Solutions Grant (PSG) in Singapore, you need an official quotation from a pre-approved vendor and your corporate login details, alongside company financial records.

Enterprise Singapore generally processes complete PSG applications within approximately six weeks after receiving all required information. Applications requiring additional clarification or documentation may take longer.

Yes, you can choose your vendor as long as they are IMDA pre-approved. Securing PSG funding requires selecting an eligible solution and package directly from an approved vendor.

After approval, accept the Letter of Offer through the Business Grants Portal, implement the approved solution, make the required payment, and submit supporting documents when making your claim.

PSG generally works on reimbursement. Businesses pay according to approved project terms before submitting their claim. However, no payment or deposit should be made before submitting the PSG application.

Yes, IRAS considers Productivity Solutions Grant payments taxable because they are revenue in nature. Businesses should account for the grant appropriately when preparing their corporate tax computations.

Yes, Sole proprietors may apply for PSG provided their businesses are registered and operating in Singapore and satisfy the applicable eligibility requirements for their selected pre-approved solution.

For solutions supported by Enterprise Singapore, the PSG grant cap is currently S$30,000 per company or UEN per grant year, with the applicable grant-cap period running annually from 1 April to 31 March.

Businesses may submit multiple PSG applications where genuine business needs exist. However, restrictions can apply to certain solutions, and duplicate funding for the same project scope is not allowed.

Common reasons include ineligibility, incomplete documentation, paying or starting the project too early, or selecting an unsuitable solution. Review the rejection reason, correct eligibility issues, and where permitted, submit a new application.

Yes, BThrust is an IMDA pre-approved vendor offering eligible Singapore SMEs up to 50% PSG support for its Business Thrust Digital Marketing Packages.

PSG funds eligible productivity solutions, while SkillsFuture Enterprise Credit provides eligible employers additional support for enterprise and workforce transformation programmes, including qualifying PSG projects.

PSG supports adoption of pre-approved productivity solutions, while EDG supports broader customised transformation projects involving core capabilities, innovation, productivity improvements and international market expansion.

PSG solutions must generally be used in Singapore. Businesses seeking support specifically for overseas market promotion should consider programmes such as the Market Readiness Assistance grant.

The claimed package must generally match the vendor’s pre-approved solution. Execution details such as content and targeting may be tailored within its scope, while additional services may require separate payment without PSG funding.

PSG supports businesses across various sectors, subject to company eligibility and solution availability. SMEs should confirm whether an appropriate pre-approved digital marketing solution is available for their business.