Why would I not take the EDG grant?

Because below roughly S$15,000 the application usually costs more effort than the co-funding returns. An EDG application means a Business Grants Portal submission, quotes, a project plan and a wait measured in months. On a S$2,000 workflow that is a poor trade. The S$15,000 line is our own guidance, not an Enterprise Singapore rule - EnterpriseSG sets no minimum project size.

What are the downsides of skipping the grant?

You fund the whole project yourself and forgo co-funding you might have claimed under EDG, which covers up to 50% of eligible costs for qualifying local SMEs. On a fixed-scope build starting at S$2,000 that trade is usually worth it, because the application effort would cost more than the co-funding returns. If your project is genuinely large and you can wait, the Grant Track is worth more money.

Is 14 days realistic?

Fourteen days is the floor for a single straightforward workflow with one integration. Anything with several systems, unusual data or a compliance review takes longer. We give you the real date in the fixed quote, before you commit to anything.

On VYR infrastructure, monitored around the clock. If you ever stop working with us we hand over your pipelines and configuration so you can host them yourself, so you are not locked in. Model inference calls an external AI vendor and you hold that account directly, which means it is accurate to say we run and monitor the system and inaccurate to say no data leaves it - we would rather you heard that from us.

When does the Grant Track make more sense?

If the build is genuinely large - our own guidance is around S$15,000 - the EDG co-funding starts to be worth the paperwork. We tell you at the quote and point you at the Grant Track rather than taking the fast sale. We would rather lose it than sell you the wrong track.

What happens after it goes live?

Fourteen days of post-launch fixes at no charge, a handover session, and a runbook your team keeps. Every build also includes the first 3 months of Agent Care Essential - hosting, monitoring and repairs. After that it continues at S$150 a month. Cancel any time and we hand over your pipelines and configuration so you can run them yourself.

Fast Track · No grant

One workflow automated, live in as little as 14 days.

S$2,000 for Agent OS with your first process automated, then S$1,000 for each additional process. Fixed price, no grant application. Hosted and monitored by us, running around the clock, with a person approving anything that cannot be undone. For teams that want something working this month rather than a funding decision next quarter.

Get a fixed quote See the pipelines

Fourteen days is the floor for a single straightforward workflow. We tell you the real date at the quote, before you commit.

What the fee covers

One workflow, scoped and fixed before we start
Hosted and monitored by us, running 24/7
A human approval step on every action that writes, sends or pays
Full execution log — what ran, when, and what it decided
Handover session and a runbook your team keeps
14 days of post-launch fixes at no charge
First 3 months of Agent Care included, then S$150/month

Fourteen days, four steps

01Day 0

Scoping call

Thirty minutes. We agree the one workflow and what 'done' means.

02Day 1–2

Fixed quote

One price, one scope, one date. No hourly billing, no discovery phase.

03Day 3–10

Build

We build against the agreed scope and show you it running.

04Day 11–14

Deploy

Live on VYR-hosted infrastructure, running 24/7, with the approval gate switched on.

The systems we build against

Most Singapore operations bottlenecks sit between two systems that do not talk to each other. These are the ones we are asked for most often. If yours is not listed, ask — the work is an integration either way, not a pre-built connector we are reselling.

HR & payroll

Talenox

Leave triage, onboarding checklists, claim routing

HR & payroll

Payboy

Roster changes, timesheet exceptions, payroll pre-checks

Accounting

Xero

Invoice capture, PO matching, exception queue before posting

CRM

HubSpot

Lead routing, enrichment, follow-up drafting with a human gate

Comms

Slack

Approvals, escalations and alerts where your team already is

Docs & mail

Google Workspace

Document generation, inbox triage, calendar actions

Knowledge

Notion

Keeping internal answers current without a manual owner

Anything with an API

Your own systems

Scoped and quoted like everything else — fixed price

Every action that writes to one of these systems passes a human approval step before it runs. Nothing posts an invoice, sends a message or changes a record on its own.

Should you take the grant instead?

Often the answer is no, and we would rather say so on this page than three weeks into a conversation. Here is the honest comparison.

	Fast Track — no grant	Grant Track — EDG
Typical project size	S$2,000 + S$1,000 per extra process	S$15,000 and above
Time to live	As fast as 14 days	3 – 6 months, including the application
Paperwork	None. A scope document and a start date	Business Grants Portal application, quotes, project plan
You pay	The full fee, on a fixed scope	The full fee, then claim EDG co-funding back
Co-funding	None	Up to 50% of eligible costs for local SMEs
Scope changes	Easy — small project, short cycle	Locked to the approved application
Best when	You want one workflow running now	You are funding a larger capability build

The S$15,000 line is our own guidance, not a grant rule. Enterprise Singapore sets no minimum project size and no per-project maximum for EDG. Below roughly S$15,000 the application effort usually costs more than the co-funding returns.

Wrong fit? Try the Grant Track.

Larger capability builds, part-funded by the Enterprise Development Grant. Longer, but co-funded.

See the Grant Track

Common questions

Why would I not take the EDG grant?: Because below roughly S$15,000 the application usually costs more effort than the co-funding returns. An EDG application means a Business Grants Portal submission, quotes, a project plan and a wait measured in months. On a S$2,000 workflow that is a poor trade. The S$15,000 line is our own guidance, not an Enterprise Singapore rule - EnterpriseSG sets no minimum project size.
What are the downsides of skipping the grant?: You fund the whole project yourself and forgo co-funding you might have claimed under EDG, which covers up to 50% of eligible costs for qualifying local SMEs. On a fixed-scope build starting at S$2,000 that trade is usually worth it, because the application effort would cost more than the co-funding returns. If your project is genuinely large and you can wait, the Grant Track is worth more money.
Is 14 days realistic?: Fourteen days is the floor for a single straightforward workflow with one integration. Anything with several systems, unusual data or a compliance review takes longer. We give you the real date in the fixed quote, before you commit to anything.
Where does it run?: On VYR infrastructure, monitored around the clock. If you ever stop working with us we hand over your pipelines and configuration so you can host them yourself, so you are not locked in. Model inference calls an external AI vendor and you hold that account directly, which means it is accurate to say we run and monitor the system and inaccurate to say no data leaves it - we would rather you heard that from us.
When does the Grant Track make more sense?: If the build is genuinely large - our own guidance is around S$15,000 - the EDG co-funding starts to be worth the paperwork. We tell you at the quote and point you at the Grant Track rather than taking the fast sale. We would rather lose it than sell you the wrong track.
What happens after it goes live?: Fourteen days of post-launch fixes at no charge, a handover session, and a runbook your team keeps. Every build also includes the first 3 months of Agent Care Essential - hosting, monitoring and repairs. After that it continues at S$150 a month. Cancel any time and we hand over your pipelines and configuration so you can run them yourself.

Get a fixed quote

Tell us the workflow. We come back with one price and one date — or we tell you it is a Grant Track project and why.

· One scope, one price, agreed before anything is built
· The real delivery date at quote, not a range
· Hosted and monitored by us, handed over to you if you ever leave
· You hold your own AI model account and pay that provider directly
· If it is really a Grant Track project, we say so