The #1 alternative
Commenda vs Rikvin vs InCorp
Singapore needs an ACRA filing agent and a resident director. All three provide them. The cost comes after.
Comparison at a glance
Rikvin and InCorp run Singapore and regional Asia. Commenda runs four suites across 70+ countries, so one platform takes you from your Singapore entity to a full multi-country group.
Commenda
Global entity management with complete compliance. Sets up your Singapore entity (ACRA filing, nominee director, secretary, bank account via Aspire) and runs it alongside entities in 70+ countries, with consolidation and transfer pricing.
Rikvin
Long-established Singapore CSP. Foreigner incorporation packages (the 'Advance' package is around S$5,188) with nominee resident director, secretary, and address. Singapore-focused, advisor-led service.
InCorp
Large, established Singapore corporate-services group with regional presence. Package or quote-based incorporation (ACRA fee + nominee director + service), with secretarial, accounting, and tax. Good for a Singapore or regional entity with a traditional CSP.
Feature comparison
Why we do it better
 | Rikvin | InCorp | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starting price (incorporation) | $2,000 (~S$2,700) | ~S$5,188 | package / quote |
| ACRA Registered Filing Agent | |||
| Resident / nominee director | |||
| Company secretary | |||
| Corporate bank account | |||
| GST registration & filing | |||
| Ongoing accounting & Corporate Tax | |||
| Transfer pricing (cross-border + CbCR) | |||
| Multi-entity consolidation / audit trail | |||
| Manage entities in other countries | Regional | ||
| 100+ ERP integration support | |||
| Jurisdiction reach | Global, 70+ | Singapore | Singapore + Asia |
Built for different buyers
Pricing compared
Advertised rates as of June 2026. Competitor pricing changes often.
Commenda
$2,000billed USD (~S$2,700)
- Nominee director $2,000/yr; modular GST $500, accounting $4,000/yr, bookkeeping $2,400/yr, address $500/yr
- Singapore entity set up and managed, plus the cross-border layer (transfer pricing, consolidation)
- Customers typically retire 3 to 5 vendors
Rikvin
~S$5,188foreign Advance package
- Includes nominee resident director, secretary, and registered address
- Singapore-focused, advisor-led; additional services priced separately
InCorp
Quotepackage-based
- ACRA fee S$315 plus service and a resident/nominee director (about S$2,000/year)
- Foreigner packages roughly S$2,000 to S$3,800 by scope; secretarial, accounting, tax available
- Singapore plus regional Asia presence
How each model works
What's the difference?
How Rikvin and InCorp stack up against Commenda for entity management in Singapore.
Commenda: Singapore managed as part of your global group
- Sets up the Singapore entity (ACRA filing, nominee director, secretary, bank account)
- Then runs accounting, Corporate Tax, GST, and transfer pricing
- Consolidates Singapore with your entities in 70+ countries, one audit trail
Rikvin and InCorp: established Singapore corporate services
- Full CSP service in Singapore (and regional Asia for InCorp)
- Advisor-led, package or quote-based
- No cross-border consolidation or transfer pricing across a wider global group
Making a decision
Which one should you choose?
The right fit depends on your footprint and stage in Singapore.
Choose Commenda if…
- You operate in Singapore and at least one other country
- You want Singapore managed alongside the rest of your group, with consolidation
- You want ACRA filing, nominee director, GST, accounting, and transfer pricing in one place
Choose Rikvin if…
- Singapore is your only entity
- You want a long-established advisor-led CSP with clear foreigner packages
Choose InCorp if…
- Singapore (or regional Asia) is your market
- You want a large established group for secretarial, accounting, and tax
Common questions
No. Non-residents cannot file directly with ACRA and must use a Registered Filing Agent, and every Singapore company needs at least one resident director. Commenda, Rikvin, and InCorp are all filing agents and provide a nominee director.
For a Singapore-only (or regional Asia) entity, Rikvin and InCorp are established, full-service choices. Commenda is the better fit for a cross-border group: it manages Singapore alongside entities in other countries, with transfer pricing and consolidation.
Government fees are S$315; with a nominee director (about S$2,000/year), secretary, and address, foreigner packages commonly run S$2,000 to S$5,000+ depending on the provider and scope. Commenda is $2,000 incorporation plus $2,000/year nominee director.
Yes, a corporate bank account is part of entity setup. Commenda facilitates this through its banking partner Aspire.
About one week end-to-end with Commenda (KYC, name reservation, ACRA filing, address and director setup), excluding time to gather KYC documents.
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