Have you been meaning to apply for the Productivity Solutions Grant “eventually”? Eventually now has a date. The PSG deadline is 29 September 2026, after which no new applications get through. That is this coming Tuesday.
What is happening
Enterprise Singapore is retiring its three flagship SME grants together. PSG, the Enterprise Development Grant (EDG) and the Market Readiness Assistance (MRA) grant share the same cut-off: 29 September 2026. From 30 September, one consolidated scheme takes over. The new EDGE Grant offers support of up to 70% across eight business areas.
This is a consolidation rather than a funding cut. Still, the PSG you know has a final window measured in days. Its pre-approved solutions, pre-approved vendors and familiar process end with it.
What does not change
Enterprise Singapore’s own guidance offers three reassurances:
- Applications that reach the portal by 29 September follow PSG’s original terms.
- Approved and ongoing projects continue through to completion.
- You can still submit claims after the deadline, once your project completes.
Already hold a PSG approval? Nothing changes for you. The PSG deadline only affects new applications.
Why applying before the PSG deadline matters
PSG currently supports up to 50% of eligible costs for local SMEs. The cap sits at S$30,000 per company per financial year. Enterprise Singapore has already vetted every solution and vendor on the list. That pre-approval is the quiet advantage: you know the support level and the process before you start.
EDGE offers a higher headline rate, but it is also a brand-new scheme. Its processes, solution coverage and assessment practice will take time to settle. A business that knows what it needs can apply under a known scheme this week instead of waiting to learn a new one.
One more date to note. The current SkillsFuture Enterprise Credit (SFEC) expires on 30 November 2026. A fresh S$10,000 credit arrives on 1 December 2026, but it is a separate credit with no carry-over from the current scheme. More on how SFEC stacks with PSG below.
Where JustLogin fits, whether you are new to PSG or not
JustLogin is an IMDA pre-approved vendor under the SMEs Go Digital programme. We offer two PSG pre-approved packages, and both qualify for up to 50% support. The basic eligibility conditions are simple. Your company is registered and operating in Singapore. You will use the solution in Singapore. For selected solutions, at least 30% local shareholding applies.
New to PSG? The AI-Powered HRMS Package
This one-year subscription covers Payroll, Leave, Attendance, Expense, Benefit, People and Appraisal. It includes online admin training and 1.5 mandays of professional services setup. Setup covers account creation, staff data import, leave policy review and system configuration. Five tiers match your team size: 15, 50, 100, 150 or 200 pax.
Previously claimed PSG for JustLogin? The AI Workforce Scheduling Package
A prior claim does not necessarily close the door. This newly approved package sits under a separate solution, and you may be eligible for it when renewing your subscription. It bundles Attendance, Payroll and Leave with facial recognition and geo-fencing. You also get employee rostering, unlimited shift patterns, mobile self-service and custom reporting. Online admin training and 1 manday of setup round it out. Tiers run 15, 50, 75, 100 or 125 pax.
Stack SFEC on top
Eligible employers can also stack the SkillsFuture Enterprise Credit against the out-of-pocket portion. The one-off S$10,000 credit splits into S$7,000 for enterprise transformation (including PSG) and S$3,000 for workforce training. It covers up to 90% of qualifying out-of-pocket costs.
You can view the full package breakdown, including every tier and module, on our PSG page.
Not sure which applies to you?
Which package and tier fits? Does your grant history allow a fresh application? The answers depend on your circumstances, which is exactly why a quick conversation beats guessing. Our team will look at your situation, confirm your best option, and help you get your application in before the window closes.
The PSG deadline is 29 September. Chat with us on WhatsApp now and we’ll work out your best option in minutes.
This article is for general information only. Enterprise Singapore and the participating agencies determine grant eligibility and support levels. Refer to the Business Grants Portal and Enterprise Singapore’s official pages for authoritative guidance.
