Business and creative services in Singapore

Browse trusted designers, marketers, photographers and business service providers in Singapore, reviewed by their clients.

Reviews you can learn from

10

George

Singapore, Sep 2026

I’ve been using Brandon’s service regularly for several years now, and it’s been a very positive experience. The program is great, the coaches are great, and the community is warm, open, and welcoming. The space is clean and organized, the facilities are good, and overall it feels like one of the most competitive options in the market.

9.5

Anonymous

Sydney, Oct 2026

I did Pilates sessions with Gemma for some localized pain, and I was very happy with her service. Her quality of delivering the service was on point, and if I had any questions about a certain Pilates movements, she was able to give me tips and explain in medical terms which muscles I was using. She was always on time, very respectful, very kind and professional. I think affordability was good too.

9

Anonymous

Singapore, Sep 2026

It’s been a good service. Rahim takes care of my computers, and whenever something happens, they come and take care of it. I had one yesterday, and everything was to expectation.

What to know about business & creative services in Singapore

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 find a designer or agency I can trust in Singapore?
Look at their portfolio first, then read recent reviews from clients whose project looked like yours. Every business on Locallista is screened before it is listed. Ask who will actually do the work, how many similar projects they have finished, and what is included. Contact details are visible after you sign up.
How do I choose the right kind of professional?
Start from what you want at the end. A site that looks good is a web designer, one that has to do things (bookings, payments, logins) is a web developer, and growing your audience is a marketing specialist. Hiring staff goes to HR and recruitment. At home, an interior designer plans the space, a stylist dresses it and an organiser sorts it. Open the matching category.
How do I find someone reliable quickly?
Open the matching category, compare portfolios and recent reviews, and contact one or two with a clear brief: what you need, a few examples you like and your deadline. Reviews on Locallista are usually collected by phone after the project, so you can judge the work and not just the pitch.
Should I insist on a written contract?
Yes, even for small jobs and even when the person came recommended. Pin down the scope, the number of revisions, the timeline, the payment stages and what happens if the project stops. Pay in stages tied to delivery rather than everything up front, and keep it on traceable channels with an invoice. Most disputes here are about revisions, not about money.
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 differ by nearly a tenth for no other reason. Ask whether the figure includes GST before comparing, and check the invoice shows a GST registration number if it is charged.
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 images in particular. If you need full ownership, including for later commercial use, say so before work starts and get it written down.
What do business & creative services cost in Singapore?
It depends on the service and your situation. As a guide, interior designers in Singapore charge around S$58,000 to S$95,000 for a BTO flat renovation, webdesigners around S$1,500 to S$5,000 for a small business site, home styling around S$500 to S$1,200 for a light restyle, and home organizers around from S$80 an hour. Open the category for the full price list, and treat a written quote as the figure that matters.