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SMEs Go Digital - Pre-approved Digital Solutions (with PSG support)

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IMDA's SMEs Go Digital platform lists over 300 pre-approved, market-proven digital and AI-enabled solutions that SMEs can buy with grant support (funded through the Productivity Solutions Grant).

Support
Up to 50% grant support on pre-approved solutions (per IMDA SMEs Go Digital page). Grant is administered through the Productivity Solutions Grant (PSG) on the Business Grants Portal; see the PSG record for detailed caps.
Maximum funding
No fixed cap published
How to apply
SMEs Go Digital platform (smesgodigital.gov.sg) to find solutions; grant application on Business Grants Portal (BGP)
Apply before starting?
Yes, before any commitment or payment

Recent changes

Budget 2026 / COS 2026 (National AI Impact Programme): IMDA will expand AI-enabled pre-approved solutions from about 30% to 50% of the catalogue, with grant support, and PSG is broadened to cover more AI tools. The platform was renamed 'SMEs Go Digital' (formerly CTO-as-a-Service). Page last updated 7 Aug 2026. UPDATE: EnterpriseSG ceased PSG for new applications on 29 Sep 2026; from 30 Sep 2026 new applications go through the EDGE Grant (see edge-grant / edge-automation-digitalisation). Confirm which grant now funds this catalogue on the Business Grants Portal.

Who is eligible

  • Registered and operating in Singapore
  • At least 30% local shareholding
  • Group annual turnover of S$100,000,000 or less (for SME support rates)
  • 200 or fewer employees (for SME support rates)
  • Registered and operating in Singapore
  • Purchase, commitment or payment for the solution must not be made before applying for the grant (PSG rule)
  • Solution must be bought from the pre-approved vendor list
  • Solution must be used in Singapore

Quick eligibility check

  1. 1. Is your business registered and operating in Singapore?
  2. 2. Do Singapore citizens or PRs own at least 30% of the company?
  3. 3. Is your group annual turnover S$100 million or less, or group employment 200 or fewer?
  4. 4. Is the solution you want listed as pre-approved on the SMEs Go Digital platform?
  5. 5. Have you NOT yet signed, committed to or paid for the solution?
  6. 6. Will the solution be used in Singapore?

0 of 6 answered.

What it covers

  • Pre-approved software / SaaS subscriptions
  • Hardware bundled with pre-approved solutions
  • Implementation and training by the vendor
  • AI-enabled and GenAI solutions in the pre-approved list

How to apply

  1. Use the Go Digital Advisor or Industry Digital Plan on smesgodigital.gov.sg to identify needs
  2. Choose a pre-approved solution and get a quotation from the pre-approved vendor
  3. Apply for PSG on the Business Grants Portal with the vendor quotation before signing or paying
  4. Accept the Letter of Offer, then sign with the vendor and implement
  5. Submit claim on BGP after implementation

Claims: Claim on BGP after the solution is delivered, with invoices, proof of payment and delivery/installation evidence.

Documents you need

  • Vendor quotation for the pre-approved solution (must state the IMDA/PSG solution package)
  • ACRA business profile (pulled via BGP / Corppass)
  • Latest financial statements or management accounts (for SME size check)
  • Claim stage: final invoice, proof of payment, delivery order / installation report

Frequently asked questions

What is the SMEs Go Digital - Pre-approved Digital Solutions (with PSG support)?

IMDA's SMEs Go Digital platform lists over 300 pre-approved, market-proven digital and AI-enabled solutions that SMEs can buy with grant support (funded through the Productivity Solutions Grant).

How much funding does SMEs Go Digital give?

Up to 50% grant support on pre-approved solutions (per IMDA SMEs Go Digital page). Grant is administered through the Productivity Solutions Grant (PSG) on the Business Grants Portal; see the PSG record for detailed caps.

Who is eligible for SMEs Go Digital?

Applicants must be registered and operating in Singapore, have at least 30% local shareholding, have group annual turnover of S$100,000,000 or less (for SME rates), have 200 or fewer employees (for SME rates). Registered and operating in Singapore Purchase, commitment or payment for the solution must not be made before applying for the grant (PSG rule) Solution must be bought from the pre-approved vendor list Solution must be used in Singapore

How do I apply for SMEs Go Digital?

Apply through SMEs Go Digital platform (smesgodigital.gov.sg) to find solutions; grant application on Business Grants Portal (BGP). You must apply before the project starts or any payment is made.

What documents do I need for SMEs Go Digital?

Vendor quotation for the pre-approved solution (must state the IMDA/PSG solution package); ACRA business profile (pulled via BGP / Corppass); Latest financial statements or management accounts (for SME size check); Claim stage: final invoice, proof of payment, delivery order / installation report.

Sources

Information last verified on 23 Oct 2026. Grant rules change often. Always confirm with IMDA before you apply.

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