Corporate Gifts by Budget: What to Give Under S$30, S$50 and S$100

The budget usually arrives before the gift idea. Most gift guides list ideas without tying them to a budget, which leaves you doing the maths after you have already picked something.

This guide sets out which corporate gift types suit budgets under S$30, S$30 to S$50 and S$50 to S$100, with One Good Card options and their list prices in each tier.

Key takeaways

• Budget of S$30: Mugs, stationery, small tech accessories and the Standard NFC card
• Budget of  S$50: Insulated bottles, desk organisers, power banks and wood NFC cards
  
• Budget of S$100: Wireless chargers, leather goods, hampers, custom-printed or metal NFC cards and the One Good Ring

Prices in this guide are One Good Card list prices in Singapore dollars at the time of writing (October 2026). Bulk orders qualify for tiered discounts, so your price per unit at quantity will be lower. Request a quote for your exact number.

What corporate gifts can you get under S$30?

Under S$30, the best corporate gifts are small, practical items people use every day, such as mugs, stationery, small tech accessories and the Standard NFC business card. This tier suits large recipient lists, team-wide gifts and event giveaways.

• Mugs and basic drinkware suit office teams and event guests. They stay in daily use, though many people already own several.
• Stationery such as a pen or notepad suits almost any recipient. It is kept and used, but can feel generic without personalisation.
• Small tech accessories such as cable organisers or phone stands suit hybrid and desk-based teams. They are used daily, but check they work with recipients' devices.
• Snacks or tea suit festive greetings. They are welcomed by most people, but are consumed quickly, and dietary needs vary.

One Good Card options in this range

For a whole team, the Standard card is the most cost-effective NFC business card in the range, and gives everyone something they will use at every meeting. Each card opens the holder's digital name card with one tap, and they can update their details without reprinting.

What corporate gifts can you get for S$30 to S$50?

Between S$30 and S$50, you can give sturdier everyday items, such as insulated bottles, customised notebooks and desk organisers, power banks and wood NFC cards. This tier suits staff gifts, standard client gifts and new-joiner welcome packs.

• Insulated bottles suit staff who commute or travel. They are used daily and take a logo well, though many people already own one.
• Notebooks and desk organisers suit office-based staff and clients. They stay on the desk for months, but their appeal depends on how the recipient works.
• Power banks suit staff who travel or work across sites. They are practical, but need to match recipients' phones and cables.
• Tea or coffee sets suit client teams and festive greetings. They feel more considered than snacks, but are consumable.

One Good Card options in this range

For clients, Walnut is the strongest option in this tier. It is laser engraved Sapele wood, so it looks and feels distinct from a plastic card, and it suits companies that want a gift with a natural finish. For more on that angle, see our guide to sustainable gifts people actually keep.

What corporate gifts can you get for S$50 to S$100?

Between S$50 and S$100, you can give better-made items, such as wireless chargers, leather goods, hampers, wireless earbuds and custom-printed or metal NFC cards. This tier suits key client gifts, year-end staff gifts and milestone recognition.

• Wireless chargers suit desk-based staff. They see daily use, but need to match recipients' phones.
• Leather goods such as a card holder or desk organiser suit client-facing staff and clients. They last for years and take embossing well, though colour and style are personal.
• Hampers suit client teams who can share them. They work across cultures and festive seasons, but are consumable and need to account for dietary requirements.
• Wireless earbuds suit senior staff and top performers. They have high perceived value, though many recipients already own a pair.

One Good Card options in this range

For key accounts, the One Good Ring 2 (S$129.90) and Obsidian pairings such as Obsidian with a Duo-Flip holder (S$109.80) sit just above S$100 at list price. With bulk discounts, these generally come in under S$100 per unit.

The Custom card is the default choice for company-wide gifting at this level. Your artwork is printed in full colour across the whole card, so every card carries your brand exactly as designed.

Obsidian is the premium card in the range. It is stainless steel with laser engraving, which suits gifts for directors, partners and key accounts.

The One Good Ring shares a digital name card with a tap of the hand, with no card to carry. It is a good fit for recipients who already have most desk accessories. Read more about the One Good Ring.

Hosting an event soon? Consider live printing

If you are hosting a client event, conference or year-end party, NFC live printing can replace a pre-packed gift. Guests design their own NFC business card at a self-service kiosk and receive it printed in under 10 seconds, with their own name on it. For wood and metal cards, live engraving personalises Walnut and Obsidian cards on site.

The gift is made in front of each guest, so it feels personal from the moment they receive it, and the kiosk gives guests a reason to stop and talk to your team. As a guide, around S$100 per guest is generally enough to cover live printing, which places it at the top of this tier. 

How do bulk orders and lead times affect your budget?

There is no minimum order quantity, and larger orders qualify for tiered bulk discounts, so your final per-unit price will usually sit below the list prices in this guide. With bulk discounts, generally everything in the One Good Card range comes in under S$100 per unit. Lead times depend on location, quantity and how much customisation you choose.

• Singapore orders typically take around one week from production to delivery.
• International orders typically take two to three weeks.
• Custom packaging adds time to both.

Confirm your recipient count before requesting a quote, since the unit price depends on quantity. Then work backward from the date you need the gifts in hand. Details on formats, packaging and the ordering process are on the corporate gifting page.

How do you add your brand to the gift?

Branding depends on the material. Custom PVC cards are UV printed in full colour edge to edge, while Walnut and Obsidian cards are laser engraved with a name, logo and QR code on the back.

• Custom PVC card: your full artwork in full colour, suited to brands with strong colours or detailed designs.
• Walnut and Obsidian: laser engraving, suited to a logo and name on a premium material.
• Mini (Custom): your design UV printed in full colour on the Mini.
• Custom packaging: your branding on the card packaging, which allows ready-made designs inside to still carry your brand. 
• At events: live printing prints personalised PVC cards on site, and live engraving is available for wood and metal cards. Guests leave with a finished card. See what live printing at your event looks like.

For employee gifts, the cards can be managed centrally with digital business cards for teams, so company details stay consistent across every staff member's digital name card.

Which budget tier should you choose?

Under S$30 suits team-wide and event gifts, S$30 to S$50 suits staff and standard client gifts, and S$50 to S$100 suits key clients, year-end gifts and milestones. If you are hosting an event, live printing turns the gift into part of the event. In every tier, gifts that are kept and used daily stay in front of the recipient for longer than consumables.

For why NFC business cards work as corporate gifts in the first place, read our guide to corporate gifting with One Good Card. For merchandise ideas beyond cards, see corporate swag ideas for company events. Plans for the digital name card side are on the pricing page, and for a quote at your quantity, get in touch.

Jie Yeu Teoh

Marketing

Jie Yeu writes about digital networking, product updates, and getting more out of every connection you make with One Good Card.