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E-commerce platforms for Singapore SMEs (2026)

E-commerce platforms that Singapore small businesses use, with published prices and local features checked on each vendor's own site.

In short: 7 options compared. Free plans: WooCommerce, Wix. Prices shown in SGD: Shopify, SHOPLINE, Squarespace, EasyStore. PSG has closed, so check our grants guide for current support.

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Compared

Product	Price	Free plan	Singapore
Shopify	From SGD 29/mo billed yearly (SGD 39/mo billed monthly)	No	Prices shown in SGD (except Plus); Card rates quoted in SGD
WooCommerce	From About $25 to $350/mo paid to your chosen host	Yes	None stated
Wix	From USD 29/mo yearly, paid upfront, excl. tax	Yes	None stated
SHOPLINE	From SGD 39/mo billed monthly (SGD 390/yr billed annually)	No	Prices shown in SGD; PayNow via SHOPLINE Payments
BigCommerce	From USD 29/mo billed annually (USD 39/mo monthly); up to USD 30K sales	No	None stated
Squarespace	From SGD 22/mo billed annually (SGD 30/mo monthly)	No	Prices shown in SGD
EasyStore	From S$49/mo pay yearly (S$61/mo shown as comparison)	No	Prices shown in SGD; Shopee and Lazada sync

Products

Shopify

From SGD 29/mo billed yearly (SGD 39/mo billed monthly)

Hosted ecommerce platform for building an online store and selling online, in person through POS and in AI chat channels from one admin.

Best for: SMEs that want a hosted store they can launch quickly and grow into retail POS and multiple channels without managing servers.

WooCommerce

From About $25 to $350/mo paid to your chosen host

Free, open-source ecommerce plugin that turns a WordPress site into an online store, with paid extensions and your choice of host and payment provider.

Best for: SMEs already on WordPress, or with developer support, who want full control over their store, data and hosting.

Wix

From USD 29/mo yearly, paid upfront, excl. tax

Drag-and-drop website builder with ecommerce, scheduling and marketing tools on its higher paid plans.

Best for: Small businesses that want a design-led website with a simple online store and bookings in one builder.

SHOPLINE

From SGD 39/mo billed monthly (SGD 390/yr billed annually)

Ecommerce platform for online stores with its own payments, POS and multi-channel product sync, priced for the Singapore market.

Best for: Singapore retailers that want an online store plus POS and local payment methods such as PayNow from one vendor.

BigCommerce

From USD 29/mo billed annually (USD 39/mo monthly); up to USD 30K sales

Hosted ecommerce platform with plans tiered by annual online sales, aimed at growing and higher-volume stores.

Best for: Established online sellers with larger catalogues that expect to scale sales volume.

Squarespace

From SGD 22/mo billed annually (SGD 30/mo monthly)

Website builder where every paid plan can sell products, services, subscriptions and digital content.

Best for: Small brands and service businesses that want a polished website with a modest product catalogue.

EasyStore

From S$49/mo pay yearly (S$61/mo shown as comparison)

Unified commerce platform combining an online store, marketplace order sync, POS, loyalty and customer messaging, built for Southeast Asian sellers.

Best for: SMEs selling across their own store, Shopee, Lazada and TikTok Shop that want orders and inventory in one place.

Before you choose

Frequently asked questions

Which e-commerce platforms is best for a small business in Singapore?

It depends on your size, the tools you already use and the Singapore features you need. Compare published prices and local features on this page, run a trial with real data, and ask a concierge for introductions if you want help choosing or setting it up.

Can I use the PSG grant for an e-commerce platform?

The Productivity Solutions Grant no longer accepts new applications. The EDGE Grant replaced it from 30 September 2026. Check our grants guide for what applies now, and confirm any vendor claim on SMEs Go Digital.

Are these prices current?

They were checked on each vendor's website in October 2026 and are shown exactly as published, including currency and billing basis. Vendors change prices often, so confirm before you buy.

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