8 Best Corporate Gift Suppliers in Singapore 2026: MOQs, Lead Times and Who Publishes Prices

It ranks first not because it is the only transparent catalogue, but because it is the one that stays cheap at the quantities a normal office actually orders. Almost every product page shows a quantity ladder rather than a single teaser number, so you can watch the per-unit price fall before you speak to anyone. Its Wheat Straw Gel Pen is listed at $1.21/pc at 100 pieces, $1.19 at 120, $1.17 at 150 and $0.80 at 1,000 and above. The cheapest item we found is a Tyvek Wristband at $0.29/pc from 100 pieces, falling to $0.19 at 1,000, and the catalogue tops out at a Gift Set BOX2053 at $145.70. That wristband is the number to hold on to: Nanyang Gifts sells the same Tyvek wristband from $0.83, so the supplier that markets itself as factory-direct is close to three times dearer on an identical product. READ THE BASIS: every figure is quoted per piece EXCLUDING GST, so add 9% before you compare it with a hamper site that quotes GST-inclusive. MOQ: 30 units for ready stock and 50 pieces for overseas production, the lowest stated minimum in this roundup. Note the gap between that minimum and the ladders themselves, most of which start at 100 pieces, so the advertised per-unit price is not what you pay at the minimum order. LEAD TIME: 6 to 7 working days for ready stock, 3 to 5 weeks for overseas customisation. DELIVERY: free to one location only, with $30 added for every additional drop-off, which matters if you are splitting a staff gift across offices. SAMPLES: physical samples are free and brought to you; a sample carrying your own artwork costs $45, fully offset against the order if you proceed. The catalogue runs past 800 items across drinkware, bags, tech, apparel and stationery. Orders start from a quotation request or WhatsApp on 8881 2168. Best for: buyers ordering 30 to a few hundred pieces who want to budget from the website instead of waiting on a sales reply.

The easiest catalogue to shop by budget, because it is organised that way: the storefront sorts gifts into Below $5, Below $10 and Below $25 bands, which is how most corporate buyers actually brief a purchase. It also publishes a quantity ladder on 1,255 of its 1,321 products, deeper than anyone else here, running out to 4,000 units. THE CATCH IS WHICH RUNG YOU ARE READING. Every eye-catching low price on this site is the last rung. Custom Greeting Cards show $0.45, but that is A6 at 1,000 pieces; at the smallest run offered, 100 pieces, the same card is $1.45 in A6 and $1.61 in A5. Coloured Kraft Paper Bags show $0.47, which is the small size at 4,000 pieces, against $0.99 at 500. The Custom Blind Bag shows $0.48 at 4,000 and $1.83 at 500, so ordering a tenth of the volume costs you nearly four times as much per unit. The same applies at the top of the range: a Belkin 3-in-1 Wireless Charging Pad reads $184.03 at 1,000 units but $201.58 at 50, and EDIFIER Comfo C open-ear earbuds $121.77 at 1,000 against $151.74 at 50. THE MINIMUM IS PUBLISHED, JUST NOT LABELLED: the lowest rung in each product's dropdown is that item's minimum, and it varies. Roughly 726 products start at 50 units, 330 at 100, 38 at 500 and a handful at 10, so tech and gift sets are the accessible end and printed paper goods the least. Curated sets are a strength: the New Hire Kit is $29.06 at 50, the 3-in-1 Executive Business Gift Set $22.06 and the Executive Stationery and Titanium Flask set $28.58, all at 50 pieces. Note that the Corporate Onboarding Starter Set is one of the 97 products displaying $0.00, which means quote-on-request rather than free. Best for: runs of several hundred pieces upward, where the deeper rungs actually pay off.

Positions itself as direct from the factory at wholesale prices, and the catalogue does show visible per-unit figures rather than an enquiry form. Its listed prices are ranges, and the low end of each range is the high-volume rung: a Custom Paper Tyvek Wristband runs $0.83 to $1.57, a Custom Banner Ballpoint Pen $1.34 to $3.78, a Hari Raya green packet with your own design $1.43 to $6.03 and a PU Leather Car Keychain $1.51 to $5.10, while a Xiaomi Massage Gun Gen 3 Mini with logo print is $54.73 to $68.80 and the catalogue tops out at $117.60. The cheapest thing in it is a Rocket Keychain Pen from $0.32. TEST THE FACTORY-DIRECT CLAIM BEFORE YOU BELIEVE IT: Gift Monster sells the same Tyvek wristband from $0.29 at 100 pieces. More usefully, 133 products carry names identical to ShopGifts' listings and 83 of those are priced identically down to the cent, so the two draw on a shared catalogue. The other 50 diverge, sometimes sharply: a Custom Plastic Hand Fan is $0.85 here and $0.44 at ShopGifts, a commemorative souvenir coin $4.68 against $1.66. Quote both. FOR PUBLIC SECTOR BUYERS: its site-wide header states it is GeBIZ registered, so EasyPrint is not the only route into government procurement on this page. THE REAL CATCH: the company's own FAQ puts MOQs at typically around 100 units, the highest stated minimum in this roundup, so a $0.83 wristband is an $83 order and a $1.51 keychain a $151 one. LEAD TIME: it recommends ordering 3 to 4 weeks ahead, longer for large quantities or complex designs, and it ships worldwide. There is a showroom at 3 Little Road, CRF Building, open 10am to 5pm by appointment only. Best for: larger runs where 100-plus units is normal, and buyers who want to see samples in person before committing.

The one to call when the date has already been set and everyone else has quoted weeks. Its own published FAQ gives standard production and delivery as 5 to 10 business days, with an express option turning gifts around in as fast as 1 to 3 business days. That is the fastest commitment anyone on this list makes in writing, and it is the difference between making a townhall and missing it. IT DOES PUBLISH PRICES NOW, on its category pages rather than its product pages, and it states the basis, which almost nobody else does. The umbrella category carries a full strip: foldable 22-inch from $7.84/pc, J-shape from $8.27, golf from $10.24, straight from $11.97 and reversible from $12.48, explicitly quoted for 100 pieces with a one-colour print at MOQ 30. Elsewhere, caps start from $4.79/pc, pouches from $3.25, name cards from $1.85 and stickers from $1.52. Not every category carries a strip, and individual product pages still show only a quantity selector and a quote request button, so you will still need a quote for a specific item. GOVERNMENT BUYERS: EasyPrint states it is a GeBIZ-registered supplier, so public sector agencies can procure through GeBIZ directly, though Nanyang Gifts advertises GeBIZ registration too. MOQ is stated as from 30 units for most customised gifts, matching the lowest minimum here, with express and small-batch options for shorter runs. The catalogue covers 500-plus SKUs across 20-plus categories, and customisation includes silkscreen, digital printing and embossing with an in-house digital proof before production. Best for: urgent deadlines, and for government and public sector procurement.

A solid middle option with three things almost nobody else here offers in writing: free samples for quality evaluation before you confirm, pre-production samples with your own logo on most products, and a 30-day product warranty after delivery. That combination is what makes it worth the wait. Compare it with Gift Monster, which charges $45 for a sample carrying your artwork, and the difference on a first order is real. It also commits to responding to a brief with product options and pricing within one business day, and it has been trading since 1999. MOQ starts from 50 units for most customised gifts, with some ready-stock items available in smaller quantities, and it takes orders of 500 units and above at volume pricing. THE REAL CONSTRAINT IS TIME: standard lead time is about 30 working days from artwork sign-off, roughly six calendar weeks and by far the longest on this list, with embroidery and laser engraving longer still. Its own advice is to make contact at least three weeks before your event date and to flag urgent deadlines so it can quote rush options. PRICES: 399 of its 434 listings carry a figure, from a Tamper Tie at $0.30 up to a Full Zip Reversible Windbreaker at $29.90, with a Foldable Wireless Bluetooth Keyboard at $18.80; the remaining 35 show no price and need a quote. The catalogue is strong on packaging and bags, including kraft paper bags, wine bottle carriers, jute bags, canvas totes, drawstring backpacks and wooden boxes, alongside drinkware and lunch boxes. Best for: orders planned a month or more ahead, and for buyers who want a branded sample signed off first without paying for it.

The pick for smaller, more personal runs, and the only supplier here that publishes anything resembling a delivery guarantee. Delivery is free on orders above $400, and the company advertises a low MOQ with a 4 to 6 week lead time. Two details set it apart: every order is protected with fragility insurance, which matters if you are sending glassware, ceramics or bottled products, and every order comes with a dedicated customer success representative rather than a shared inbox. It publicises 18,000-plus gifts delivered with 0% late deliveries and names Hilton, NUS, the Ministry of Health Transformation Office and Bitgo among its clients; these are its own claims rather than audited figures, but publishing a reliability number at all is unusual here. PRICES: the corporate range starts at an Enamel Collar Pin at $2.30/pc and a 3-in-1 Retractable Charging Cable at $2.40, running up to a Memory Foam Travel Pillow and Eye Mask set at $21.20; the wedding side starts around $3.50. Note that the $2.80 Mini Honey Pots the homepage leads with are labelled coming soon, so do not build a budget on that figure. TWO NUMBERS THAT DISAGREE: the homepage says 4 to 6 weeks, while the FAQ says at least 3 weeks after design finalisation, and MOQ is set per gift and stated in each product description rather than site-wide. Ask for both in writing. The house style is bespoke labelling and small-batch presentation rather than bulk logo printing, covering wedding favours, baby full-month gifts and birthday sets alongside client and employee gifting. Best for: fifty gifts that need to look individually made, and for anything breakable.

The choice when you need something that arrives finished and presentable rather than something you brief, proof and wait six weeks for. Noel sells ready-made hampers, gift sets and flowers with no artwork step at all, and it is the one supplier here whose listed prices are quoted GST-inclusive, which makes it look dearer than the ex-GST catalogues until you add 9% to theirs. FOUR CODES ARE LIVE AS AT 4 SEPTEMBER 2026, and every one of them needs to be typed in at checkout. EBBMAF26 takes $9.50 off Mid-Autumn gifts and hampers but expires on 15 September 2026, well before the festival on 25 September, so it is the one to use first. CARING10 gives 10% off, and its terms scope it to regular-priced Get Well Soon gifts on a minimum purchase of $85 BEFORE GST, which on a GST-inclusive shelf price means roughly $92.65 of what you see, to 30 September 2026. LOVING99 gives 10% off regular-priced hand bouquets, also to 30 September. FREEDEL26 is the free-delivery code, and its conditions matter: first 50 customers per month, the waiver caps at $9.50 before GST, and it excludes Marina Bay Sands, Sentosa, Jurong Island and airport cargo addresses along with Best Buy items, household gifts, international orders and, awkwardly for September, all festive gifts including Mid-Autumn. None of the four stack with each other. PAYING BY COMPANY CARD? The bank offers run to 31 December 2026 and beat the seasonal codes on a large order: Maybank MBBFG12 is 12% capped at $50, DBS and POSB DBSFG10 is 10% capped at $40, and HSBC runs 12% on HSBCNW12 or HSBCEX12, each followed by BANKDEL for free delivery. PRICES: a Sip and Nourish gift pack is $35, hampers climb through the mooncake range from $85, and premium floral arrangements reach $800 and beyond, topping out at $1,200. Best for: client gifts, condolence and congratulatory arrangements, and any order where nothing needs your logo on it.

The one to use when the gift is consumable and you want it to land well with a mixed office. Boxgreen is a Singapore snack company and a social enterprise, and it works differently from every other supplier here: there is no artwork, no MOQ negotiation and no lead time to manage beyond stock, because you are buying finished boxes. STOCK IS THE CATCH, AND IT IS A BIG ONE RIGHT NOW. When we checked the store on 4 September 2026, 32 of its 90 listings were unavailable, and the two ranges a corporate buyer would reach for first were among them. The Big Bag of Snacks Halal Edition was out of stock in all three sizes, the $50 single, the $240 bundle of 5 and the $440 bundle of 10, which removes the one gift on this page designed to work across a mixed team without a second order. The whole Snack Station range was out too, at $78 single, $328 for 5 and $608 for 10. So were the Cheng Tng Almond Mix and Hearty Strong Nut Mix at $3.80. WHAT YOU CAN ACTUALLY ORDER: the themed gift boxes at $31.50 to $34.50, covering thank you, congratulations, birthday, farewell, get well and housewarming, and the Teachers' Day Gift Box at $30 singly, $140 for 5 or $250 for 10, which works out at $25 each and is the cheapest per-box bulk route left. Four snack packs remain at $3.80, the Happy Gift Box Sleeve is $3.00 and cartons of 100 individual packs are $150. One quirk worth knowing: the Build Your Own Gift Box is $36, dearer than every preset box it competes with, so picking your own contents costs you rather than saves you. Best for: staff appreciation and pantry restocks, provided you check the specific line is in stock for the quantity you need.