From home-based cafés and restaurants to pet shops, salons and online stores, Scout watches your competitors on Instagram and TikTok, finds creators worth a collaboration, and drafts replies in your voice for you to approve.
See how Scout works in 25 seconds.
What you get every day, and what you no longer have to do.
Scout reads socials like Instagram and TikTok round the clock, so you don't have to. It tracks the outlets you compete with, the venues around you and the creators active nearby, then hands you a queue to act on.
Intelligence on competitors' offers & creator trends
See what competitors and the venues around you are promoting, from new items and offers to openings, and which creators and trends are catching on, without scrolling for it yourself.
20 items a day, or replaced
Each morning your queue holds 20 items: competitor posts, venue updates and creators worth a message. Flag one that misses and Scout replaces it from reserve until the day's target is met.
You approve every reply
Scout drafts in your voice. You read, edit and approve. Nothing posts automatically, and it goes out from your own account, never from a bot.
Who Scout works for, and who it does not.
- You run a customer-facing food, retail or beauty business in Singapore.
- Your customers can find you on Instagram or TikTok.
- You have one outlet, several, or sell online.
- You sell only to other businesses, not to the public.
- Your business and customers are outside Singapore.
- You are not on Instagram or TikTok.
- You want an agency to create content, run ads or post for you.
Type your business.
See real posts Scout picked up.
No sign-up, and nothing staged. These are real posts from Scout's database, picked up from 17 to 24 Oct 2026, with every account hidden, and the reply Scout drafted for one of them.
Real posts from Scout's database, picked up from 17 to 24 Oct 2026. Accounts, profile photos and the names of businesses, places and people are hidden, and captions are shortened. Counts are posts in Scout's Singapore food coverage that mention the trade. Each reply was written by the code Scout uses to draft replies, for a sample business and the selling point shown. You approve every reply before it goes anywhere.
All-in-one
agentic AI employee.
Someone has to read Instagram and TikTok every morning, keep tabs on competitors and draft the replies. It is usually a marketing executive's job, at about S$3,500 a month, or around S$49,000 a year with CPF and levy. Scout picks up that work every morning, weekends included, and the bigger plans take on the work of two, three or four people. All prices SGD, excluding GST.
- Monthly wage of S$3,500, twelve monthsS$42,000
- Employer CPF at 17%S$7,140
- Skills Development Levy at 0.25%S$105
S$3,500 a month is the centre of what Singapore job portals report for a marketing executive: Indeed averages S$3,620 across 2.9k salaries (Sept 2026), JobStreet S$3,300 to S$3,900. Bonus, leave cover, insurance, equipment and hiring costs would add to this.
- Does the reading and drafting part of that job
- Runs every morning, weekends included
- About three weeks of that hire's cost, for a full year
- No CPF, no levy, no leave, no notice period
6% of the cost of one hire, a saving of about 94%. Radar, Signal and Group cover more roles. See the table.
| All prices SGD, excluding GST | Scout Self-Serve | Scout Radar | Scout Signal | Scout Group | Scout EnterpriseScout inside your systems. For groups that already run a CRM, POS or ERP. Scout's queue, drafted replies and weekly digests are delivered into those systems, so nobody works in another tab. Scoped and quoted after a conversation. |
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| Price | S$2,997a year, or S$297 a monthPay yearly and save S$567. Twelve monthly payments of S$297 come to S$3,564. The annual plan is S$2,997, so paying yearly saves S$567. Switch inside Scout after your first month. | S$12,000first year | S$18,000first year | S$27,000first year | Quotedfor integration into your systems |
| Renews at | S$2,997 a year | S$6,000 a year | S$9,000 a year | S$12,000 a year | Quoted |
| Roles Scout covers | 1 roleMarketing executive at S$3,500 a month: reading and drafting | 2 rolesAdds a competitor and venue analyst at S$5,300 a month | 3 rolesAdds a creator and partnerships executive at S$3,925 a month | 4 rolesAdds a group marketing coordinator at S$3,400 a month | All four rolesPlus integration into the CRM, POS or ERP you already run |
| Hiring those roles insteadHow we costed these roles. Each role includes employer CPF at 17% and Skills Development Levy, before any bonus. Marketing executive: S$3,500 a month, the centre of Singapore job-portal data (Indeed S$3,620 average across 2.9k salaries, Sept 2026; JobStreet S$3,300 to S$3,900). Competitor and venue analyst: S$5,300, the entry-level (25th percentile) wage of a market research professional in MOM's Occupational Wage Survey, June 2025. Creator and partnerships executive: S$3,925, the entry-level wage of a public relations and communications professional in the same survey. Group marketing coordinator: S$3,400, the Indeed average for a marketing coordinator (53 salaries). Savings compare Scout's price with those costs. | about S$49,000 a yearone marketing executive | about S$124,000 a yearS$49,245 + analyst S$74,547 | about S$179,000 a yearRadar's roles + partnerships S$55,225 | about S$227,000 a yearSignal's roles + coordinator S$47,838 | Quoted |
| Saving against hiring | 94%every year | 90%first year, then 95% | 90%first year, then 95% | 88%first year, then 95% | Quoted |
| What each plan includes | |||||
| AI-drafted replies | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| Competitor and venue tracking | Not included | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| Weekly Rivals digest | Not included | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| Creators trend discovery & digest | Not included | Not included | Included | Included | Included |
| Multiple outlets | Not included | Not included | Not included | 2 to 20 | Custom |
| Monthly group overview | Not included | Not included | Not included | Included | Included |
| Integration with your CRM, POS or ERP | Not included | Not included | Not included | Not included | Included |
| How you start | |||||
| 7-day trial | Included | Not included | Not included | Not included | Not included |
| Government funding path | Not included | Included | Included | Included | Ask us |
| Guided setup | Self | Assisted | Assisted | Assisted | Assisted |
| See trial details | Check if you qualify | Check if you qualify | Check if you qualify | Talk to us |
Self-Serve is card-billed with a 7-day trial. Radar, Signal and Group take the funded path: no card, and no payment until your Letter of Offer.
Up to 70% government support for eligible SMEs.
For eligible Singapore SMEs on Scout Radar, Signal or Group. Businesses that also qualify for the SkillsFuture Enterprise Credit may offset a further portion. Subject to eligibility and approval by the funding agency.
Up to 70% of eligible costs
Eligible SMEs can offset up to 70% of eligible costs with government support. Which scheme applies, and the exact level, depends on your business. We confirm it before any quotation is issued. Support is on the pre-GST amount.
One PSG per solution category
A company may apply for only one PSG per solution category. Once used, it cannot be used again in that category. PSG used on a point-of-sale or accounting system is a different category, so this slot may still be open.
Paid only after your Letter of Offer
No payment is taken until your Letter of Offer is issued. That is a condition of the grant and it protects you: a payment made beforehand can disqualify the application.
- Consultation and needs analysisWe look at your outlets, your competitors and what you want from the weekly brief.
- Quotation issuedAgainst the pre-scoped package for the tier that fits. No deposit.
- You submit the applicationYour business applies on the scheme's portal, for PSG the Business Grants Portal with Corppass. We supply what the form needs.
- Letter of Offer issued and acceptedThe funding agency decides. Approval typically takes four to six weeks.
- Project confirmed and launchedSetup starts and payment is made. Not a day earlier.
- Claim submitted after deploymentOnce the minimum deployment period is met, you claim the supported amount back.
Government grants are reimbursement-based. After your Letter of Offer you pay the full invoice, then claim the supported amount back after a minimum deployment period. Approval typically takes four to six weeks from submission. Plan the cash flow with that shape in mind; we walk through it on the call.
Five questions. Nothing is stored or sent. The funding agency makes the final decision on every application.
Try Scout for 7 days.
See everything Scout finds for your business for seven days. Flag anything that misses and we will replace it. Reply in your own words during the trial. Activate to have Scout draft replies in your voice.
- A card is required at signup. Nothing is charged during the 7 days.
- On day 7 your trial ends and your card is charged S$297, excluding GST. The exact date is shown to you at signup.
- The subscription then continues monthly at S$297, excluding GST, until you cancel.
- We email you a reminder on day 5, before any charge is made.
- To cancel, open Billing in Scout and choose Cancel subscription. That is the only step.
- One trial per registered business.
For scale: one marketing hire costs about S$4,100 a month with employer CPF and levy, before any bonus. Scout Self-Serve is S$297, about 7% of that.
Tell us before your trial ends and we will pause billing. We cannot take payment before your Letter of Offer is issued, and a payment made beforehand can disqualify your application.
Ask us to pause billingThe questions a careful buyer asks.
Government support5 questions
Who qualifies for government support?
Most schemes require a business registered and operating in Singapore, with at least 30% local shareholding, and with group annual sales of S$100 million or less or 200 employees or fewer. The solution must be used in Singapore. The funding agency makes the final decision on every application.
Which scheme applies, and how much does it cover?
It depends on your business. Eligible SMEs can offset up to 70% of eligible costs, and businesses that also qualify for the SkillsFuture Enterprise Credit may offset a further portion. We confirm the scheme and the exact support level with you before any quotation is issued.
How long does approval take?
Typically four to six weeks from submission. We do not issue an invoice or take any payment until your Letter of Offer arrives.
What happens if my application is rejected?
Nothing is owed. No payment has been made and no contract has started. We go through the reason with you. Some rejections can be resolved and resubmitted. If not, Scout Self-Serve is available without any eligibility requirement.
Can I apply for PSG again in the same category?
No. A company may use PSG once per solution category. A grant used on a different category, such as a point-of-sale or accounting system, does not affect this one.
Pricing and renewal3 questions
Why is Scout not priced like other AI tools?
Because it is priced against the work, not the software. Reading Instagram and TikTok every morning, tracking every competitor and venue, and drafting replies is a marketing executive's job, and one hire at S$3,500 a month costs about S$49,000 a year with employer CPF and levy, before any bonus. Scout Self-Serve covers that role for S$2,997 a year, a saving of about 94%. Radar, Signal and Group cover two, three and four roles, each costed at its own market rate, and save 88% to 90% in the first year and about 95% from the second.
What happens at renewal?
The grant supports your first-year package. From the second year, Radar renews at S$6,000, Signal at S$9,000 and Group at S$12,000 a year, excluding GST. We confirm renewal with you in a conversation before anything is billed.
Does the grant cover GST?
No. Government support covers a share of the pre-GST cost. You pay GST on the full invoice. All prices on this page exclude GST.
The trial and your data3 questions
How does the trial work?
Scout Self-Serve comes with a 7-day trial. A card is required at signup. On day 7 the trial ends and your card is charged S$297, excluding GST, then monthly until you cancel. You get a reminder on day 5. Cancel from Billing in Scout in one step. One trial per registered business. Radar, Signal and Group do not have a trial, because a payment taken before your Letter of Offer can void a grant.
I started a trial. Can I still apply for government support?
Tell us before your trial ends and we will pause billing so no payment is made. We cannot take payment before your Letter of Offer is issued, and a payment made beforehand can disqualify your application.
What is my data used for?
Scout reads public posts on Instagram and TikTok that match the competitors, venues and creators on your list, and uses them to build your queue and digests. Your brand voice, drafts and account details are kept within your organisation's workspace in Scout. Ask us for our data handling statement before you sign.
Book a 20-minute call.
We check your eligibility for government support, walk through Scout on a configured account, and answer the questions on this page for your business.