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Joanna

Singapore on Jul 2026

Amrita is an amazing baker and really dedicated to making sure any order is crafted to customer needs. I have ordered cakes from her several times, including parties for my son with a lot of boys at the rugby field, and she provided packaging and solutions so it was not troublesome at all to serve. The taste is amazing, and the cakes look very natural with flowers and edible leaves, really decent. I also like that I can rely on her for special occasions and personalized notes, and it always feels like good value for money.

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Felicia

Singapore on May 2026

It’s good. I go to FitStop Upper Thompson to train and I like the coaches there. They are very good with high rocks training and I go there for the lift class. They respond on time, the price is very affordable, and I have recommended to friends already.

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Anonymous

Singapore on Aug 2026

I went in to inquire about PT, but because I’ve got injuries, Balli said physio would be the best approach first and to fix the injuries before going into PT. I’ve only done a few sessions, but I really like that I could book it in and follow up with my injury instead of letting it go for too long. I like his approach of not just treating and treating and treating, he works with me in the clinic, on the floor building up my muscles and structure, and also gives me exercises I can do at home. Physio in general is extremely expensive, but he is cheaper than somebody else down the road, so it feels fair.

Hiring an agency or a freelancer in Singapore is refreshingly easy to check. Every registered business appears on ACRA's public record, so you can confirm a company exists, how long it has been running and who is behind it before you transfer anything. GST is the other thing to get straight: only GST-registered businesses charge it, so a quote from a small studio and one from a large agency may not be comparable until you ask whether the figure includes it. Locallista lists designers, marketers, photographers, developers and business service providers in Singapore, screened before listing and ranked only on phone-verified reviews.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I check a company is real before paying?
Look it up on ACRA's public business record, which shows the registered name, the registration number and the incorporation date. A studio that has existed for two months is not automatically a problem, but it should change how much you pay up front.
Will I be charged GST?
Only if the business is GST-registered, which is required above a turnover threshold and optional below it. That means two quotes can look different by nearly a tenth for no other reason. Ask whether the figure is inclusive before comparing, and check the invoice shows a GST registration number if it is charged.
Should I insist on a written contract?
Yes, even for small jobs and even when the person came recommended. Scope, number of revisions, timeline, payment stages and what happens if the project stops are the five things worth pinning down. Most disputes here are about revisions, not about money.
Who owns the work once it is paid for?
Not automatically you. Copyright often stays with the creator unless the agreement assigns it, which surprises people with logos and photography in particular. If you need full ownership, including for later commercial use, say so before work starts and get it written down.
How should I pay a freelancer?
In stages tied to delivery, with a deposit up front and the balance on completion, rather than everything before or everything after. Keep it on traceable channels and get an invoice, which you will want anyway if the cost is going through a company.