Singapore · grants, applied with you

Every year the Government puts billions into helping companies. How much of it reached yours?

In 2026 alone it committed about S$2 billion in business support packages on top of Budget 2026 — grants, rebates and cash help for companies. The money exists. What most of it needs is an application.

Our mission is to help you apply for the grants you qualify for: technology and software, equipment and machinery, marketing and new markets, hiring, and training. It is rarely eligibility that stops a company. It is the paperwork.

Most never apply. The wrong form, a quote that does not match the work, an invoice dated before the application, a claim filed after the money was spent — one missing line and it comes back a month later, unpaid.

That is the part we take. We tell you what you qualify for, in the order it has to be done, and we sit with you until the application is filed and the money is in. Step by step, plain English, in the wording the agency asks for. You keep your logins, your company name and your claim; nothing is filed that you have not read.

No name needed to search the grant record · Nobody sees your question but us · Answered within one working day

Package figure: singaporebudget.gov.sg, read 1 November 2026. Budget 2026 measures counted separately.

5 lines of work, one person answerable for all of them
1 working day to a written reply, every question
20 minutes to know whether this is your problem at all
3 limits stated up front, before you ask

No pitch attached · if it is not your problem we say so

What the money pays for

The grants, by category

Five categories. Each leads to what it pays for, what it does not pay for, and how to start today.

Technology and software

Digital systems, ERP and AI tools that replace a manual task. Claimed after the work is done and the invoice is paid, never before.

What it pays →

Equipment and machinery

Plant, hardware, and security equipment bought to a written specification rather than a brochure. Three quotes for three scopes cannot be compared.

What it pays →

Marketing and new markets

Overseas expansion, market entry and the evidence an agency asks for against each claim — in the order the scheme funds it.

What it pays →

Consultancy and implementation

The consultant's report, and the work that follows it. The rules on who may write the report decide whether the fee is claimable at all.

What it pays →

Hiring and training

Support for local hires, and courses that end in a record the assessor accepts instead of a certificate on a wall.

What it pays →

Not sure which one?

Twenty minutes, free, and we say what you qualify for — including “none of these”, if that is the honest answer.

Start the fit check →

Start to finish

How the application goes with us

1

Twenty minutes, free

Where you stand, which grant fits, and what you would have to do. No documents needed, nothing to prepare.

2

A dated plan before you spend

The order of the steps, who does each, and what it costs — in writing, before the first invoice. This is the step that decides whether the grant pays at all.

3

We do the parts that get judged

Wording, structure, records in the format the agency asks for. You sign, pay, approve and decide. Nothing is submitted that you have not read.

The full detail of how we work →

Three limits, stated before you ask

We do not hold SS 680

Grant-supported management-consultancy fees need a consultant certified to SS 680. We are not, so our own fee is never described as grant-claimable. If you need that fee funded, we say so and name the kind of consultant who can do it.

The grant pays you, not us

EDGE is reimbursement: you complete the project and pay the vendor in full, then claim. Money never arrives first, and any consultant who says otherwise is telling you something the scheme does not.

The assessor decides, not us

We prepare the file to the criterion's own wording and we can show you what an assessor asks for. The decision on the day is theirs. We will not promise an outcome we do not control.

Ask the question you would not put in an email to a consultancy

Nobody sees it but us. No board, no thread, no company name if it is ever published — and published only if you say yes. Answered within one working day.

Ask Ark Private Or write to us

The grant note

Every scheme, and what changed since the last note.

One email a week at most: what the government is offering an SME this month, which schemes have closed, and the one thing to check before you spend — in the order that keeps the claim valid. No pitch, and nothing about our own fees.

Your address is kept for this note only. We record the date, and the exact words you agreed to.