Quick answer: On 30 September 2026, the EDGE Grant from Enterprise Singapore replaced the Productivity Solutions Grant (PSG), the Enterprise Development Grant (EDG) and the Market Readiness Assistance (MRA) grant. PSG stopped taking new applications on 29 September 2026. If you used PSG to co-fund digital marketing, the same kind of support continues under EDGE: eligible Singapore SMEs can still offset up to 50% of a pre-approved digital marketing package, which sits under the S$30,000 digital sub-cap within the S$100,000 annual cap.
What actually changed
For years, most Singapore SMEs funding digital work leaned on the Productivity Solutions Grant under IMDA’s SMEs Go Digital programme. From 30 September 2026, Enterprise Singapore folded three long-running schemes — PSG, EDG and MRA — into a single grant called EDGE, to make business support simpler to navigate. The pre-approved-vendor model you knew from PSG carries over: PaperCut Collective remains a pre-approved vendor under IMDA’s SMEs Go Digital programme, so digital marketing packages are still grant-supported.
If you want the full picture of what EDGE covers and how to use it, start with our guide to the EDGE Grant for digital marketing in Singapore. This post focuses on one question: what changed between PSG and EDGE, and what that means for you.
One point worth clearing up: Enterprise Singapore administers the EDGE Grant, while IMDA runs the SMEs Go Digital programme that pre-approves digital marketing vendors and solutions. The two work together — EDGE is the funding, and SMEs Go Digital is the approved list your package is drawn from. That division is the same as it was under PSG, so nothing changes in how you choose and work with a vendor.
PSG vs EDGE Grant: side by side
| What you’re comparing | PSG (until 29 Sep 2026) | EDGE Grant (from 30 Sep 2026) |
|---|---|---|
| Scheme scope | Productivity Solutions Grant only | PSG, EDG and MRA combined into one grant |
| Maximum support | Up to 50% of pre-approved solutions | Up to 70% for SMEs and up to 50% for non-SMEs, depending on the activity; up to 50% for pre-approved digital marketing packages |
| Funding caps | Capped per approved solution | S$100,000 annual cap, with a S$30,000 digital sub-cap |
| Who is eligible | Singapore-registered SMEs | SMEs and, for the first time, non-SMEs |
| Pre-approved vendors | Yes (IMDA SMEs Go Digital) | Yes — the same pre-approved-vendor model |
| Where you apply | Business Grants Portal | Business Grants Portal |
| How you’re paid | Reimbursed after the project is completed | Reimbursed after completion (PayNow Corporate) |
| SFEC | Could offset your co-payment | Final SFEC claims for PSG, EDG and MRA are due by 30 November 2026 |
The headline for digital marketing is simple: the support rate for a pre-approved package is still up to 50% for eligible SMEs, and it still falls under the S$30,000 digital sub-cap. What changed is the wrapper around it — one grant instead of three, a clearer S$100,000 annual cap, and eligibility that now reaches non-SMEs too.
What it means if you were planning a PSG application
If you submitted a PSG application before 30 September 2026, nothing is lost. It is assessed under PSG’s rules, and an approved project runs to completion so you can claim it as normal. There are simply no new PSG applications after 29 September — new requests now go through EDGE on the same Business Grants Portal.
If you were about to apply and missed the cut-off, you have not missed out. The same digital marketing package is available under EDGE at up to 50% for eligible SMEs. The one date to keep on your calendar: if you still have SkillsFuture Enterprise Credit (SFEC) to use against the old schemes, final SFEC claims for PSG, EDG and MRA are due by 30 November 2026.
Who’s better off — and who isn’t
Better off: non-SMEs, who could not tap PSG for digital marketing before and can now apply under EDGE; and any business that found juggling PSG, EDG and MRA confusing, since there is now one grant and one application route.
No real change: SMEs funding a pre-approved digital marketing package. Your support rate is still up to 50%, your digital spend still sits under the S$30,000 sub-cap, and you still work through a pre-approved vendor on the Business Grants Portal. The name on the grant changed; the economics of a digital marketing engagement did not.
Worth double-checking: anyone whose activity sat at an unusual PSG funding level. EDGE rates vary by activity, so confirm your specific activity’s rate on the portal rather than assuming it matches your last PSG claim.
What you should do next
If digital marketing is your focus, read our EDGE Grant for digital marketing guide for what the grant covers and how to apply, then see the EDGE Grant pre-approved packages we offer. If you already have a live PSG project, carry on and claim it as approved — and talk to us if you would like help scoping an EDGE-eligible package for your next round of work.
Frequently asked questions
Is PSG still available in 2026?
No. The Productivity Solutions Grant stopped accepting new applications on 29 September 2026. Applications submitted before the cut-off are still assessed under PSG’s rules, and approved projects already in motion run to completion and claim as normal. From 30 September 2026, all new grant support runs through the EDGE Grant.
Does the EDGE Grant still cover digital marketing?
Yes. Eligible Singapore SMEs can offset up to 50% of a pre-approved digital marketing package through the EDGE Grant, which sits under the S$30,000 digital sub-cap within the S$100,000 annual cap. PaperCut Collective remains a pre-approved vendor under IMDA’s SMEs Go Digital programme.
How much does the EDGE Grant cover?
According to Enterprise Singapore, EDGE covers up to 70% of qualifying costs for SMEs and up to 50% for non-SMEs, with the exact rate depending on the activity. For pre-approved digital marketing packages, eligible SMEs can offset up to 50%. Check your activity’s rate on the Business Grants Portal before committing.
Do I need to re-apply under EDGE if I already had a PSG project?
No. A PSG project that was approved before the cut-off runs to completion and you claim it under PSG’s rules. You do not need to re-apply under EDGE for work already in motion.
Is PaperCut Collective a pre-approved vendor?
Yes. PaperCut Collective is a pre-approved vendor under IMDA’s SMEs Go Digital programme, so our digital marketing packages are EDGE Grant eligible for qualifying Singapore SMEs, and we handle the application paperwork end-to-end.