Activity-only is not the same as an event
A short activity at a confirmed venue is budgeted differently from a half-day offsite with food, prizes, and approval expectations.
Budget estimator for Singapore teams
See an activity estimate for your group, then add venue, food, prizes, and extras. Use the breakdown to plan your budget before requesting a confirmed quote.
Cost usually changes because the event scope changes. Headcount, duration, activity format, venue requirements, facilitator coverage, wet-weather planning, catering, prizes, transport, AV, and customisation all affect the final quote.
A short activity at a confirmed venue is budgeted differently from a half-day offsite with food, prizes, and approval expectations.
Planning ranges help compare direction. Final pricing still needs confirmed date, group size, venue, scope, and add-ons.
Compare activities, venue, catering, prizes, transport, AV, and custom requests separately so you can see what each quote covers.
Choose the main event details first. Food, prizes, and extras are optional. Every amount is an early planning estimate; final pricing needs a confirmed brief.
Start here: enter group size, event format, timing, and venue plan. Your estimate updates as you choose.
As the group grows, allow for more space, activity rotations, and facilitator support so people spend less time waiting.
Scroll across to compare planning priorities, cost, and next steps for each group size.
| Headcount | Planning priority | Cost shape | Next step |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5-30 people | Start with one activity and add extras only if you need them. | Compare the activity price with venue and setup costs. | Choose a few activities and check the space they need. |
| 31-80 people | Plan facilitator coverage and simple team splits. | Activity, venue, and food start to influence each other. | Confirm whether the group needs indoor, outdoor, or sheltered certainty. |
| 81-150 people | Use rotations, holding space, water breaks, and clear scoring. | facilitator support, venue, and waiting-time control become major drivers. | Pair this page with the large-group planning guide. |
| 151-250+ people | Treat the event as an operations plan first. | Venue, AV, food flow, team allocation, and safety buffers can exceed the activity line item. | Build a full event brief before requesting final pricing. |
Two quotes can have similar totals but include different activities, venue time, or support. Check these details before choosing.
More people can reduce simple per-person cost, but large groups need more facilitation, rotations, equipment, briefing control, and holding space.
Equipment-led formats, active games, and large-group rotations have different setup, crew, space, and safety needs.
A confirmed venue is not automatically suitable. Floor type, ceiling height, access, shelter, power, food rules, and overtime all matter.
Catering and prize planning can change timing, setup space, quote inclusions, and internal approval steps.
Outdoor plans need a rain backup, a sheltered space, and a clear decision about when to move or pause activities.
Management approvals, procurement requirements, and planned speeches or awards can add to the time and support your event needs.
Tick the details you know. You can ask us for help with anything still undecided.
Start here: tick what is already known, then use the result to decide whether to open Event Planner or request a quote.
Venue, food, and prizes can change the total event budget faster than the activity line item. Use real examples to check what the quote includes, excludes, or assumes.
These examples focus on venues, food, and prize options that can support a Cohesion-led event plan. They are planning references, not confirmed partners; confirm availability, pricing, and suitability before booking.
Use these examples to compare options. Check current prices, availability, terms, and suitability before booking.
Use for: Meeting rooms linked to exhibition halls for seminars, workshops, and larger company events.
Budget check: Confirm hall size, meeting-room wing fit, loading access, food rules, and whether the full flow needs more than one hall.
Use for: Meetings, town halls, conventions, and gala dinners at Raffles Boulevard.
Budget check: Confirm exact hall or meeting-room configuration, AV package, security, catering partners, and mall arrival flow.
Use for: Training, seminar, workshop, and meeting-room led team programmes near Paya Lebar.
Budget check: Confirm hall size, classroom layout, food rules, delivery timing, and whether active play is allowed.
Use for: Small to mid-sized seminars, workshops, work events, and MICE-style function-room programmes.
Budget check: Ask about member or corporate booking rules, combined-room capacity, catering restrictions, AV, and parking.
Use for: Sporting atmosphere, large-scale events, outdoor energy, and multi-venue programmes around the Sports Hub precinct.
Budget check: Confirm exact venue, capacity, wet-weather movement, public-event overlap, and sports-surface restrictions.
Use for: Sports halls, courts, fields, and budget-conscious active sessions where public booking rules are workable.
Budget check: Confirm booking windows, allowed activities, footwear, insurance, public access, and whether corporate use is permitted.
Use these examples to compare options. Check current prices, availability, terms, and suitability before booking.
Use for: Broad buffet menus and familiar local catering for office and celebration-style meals.
Budget check: Confirm menu lead time, setup needs, current dietary options, delivery window, and whether the venue allows outside catering.
Use for: Halal-certified buffet, bento, live station, and seminar catering options.
Budget check: Confirm MUIS certification status, service staff, thematic setup, delivery timing, and order lead time.
Use for: Halal Asian heritage menus, corporate catering, bento, tea reception, live station, and buffet formats.
Budget check: Confirm dietary requests, event scale, menu customisation, and delivery or service arrangement.
Use for: Corporate event catering, seminars, networking dinners, and more sophisticated buffet presentation.
Budget check: Confirm halal status for the selected menu, sustainability packaging options, service staff, and setup footprint.
Use for: Boutique corporate catering, canapes, high tea, seminar packages, sit-down menus, and premium bentos.
Budget check: Confirm service style, staffing, setup aesthetic, dietary handling, and whether the budget supports premium presentation.
Use for: Grazing tables, canapes, breakfast/lunch boxes, corporate catering, and styled refreshment moments.
Budget check: Confirm halal partner needs, food-wall or grazing-table footprint, holding time, and venue cleanup rules.
Use these examples to compare options. Check current prices, availability, terms, and suitability before booking.
Use for: Mall-wide shopping and dining value across many CapitaLand properties.
Budget check: Check corporate order process, app redemption friction, validity, and whether all staff can access the app.
Use for: Practical daily-use prize for mixed teams because groceries and essentials are broadly useful.
Budget check: Confirm physical versus digital format, redemption points, denomination, and corporate purchase rules.
Use for: Sport, wellness, and active-lifestyle prizes that still let recipients choose their own item.
Budget check: Confirm denomination, validity, store use, and whether active prizes fit the company culture.
Use for: Stationery, books, learning, and family-friendly rewards with islandwide store use.
Budget check: Confirm bulk purchase process, redemption stores, validity, and whether vouchers suit the recipient profile.
Use for: Mini plants, terrariums, DIY kits, and green desk gifts for gentler recognition moments.
Budget check: Confirm minimum order, care instructions, customisation, transport, and whether live plants suit the office.
Use for: Flowers, hampers, and appreciation gifts for client-facing or premium recognition.
Budget check: Confirm bulk delivery timing, customisation, freshness window, recipient addresses, and storage before the event.
Get more help with venue choices, quote comparisons, prizes, rain plans, or organising a larger group.
Use these answers when you need a short approval explanation before requesting a quote.
Team-building cost in Singapore depends on headcount, activity format, duration, venue, facilitator coverage, weather plan, food, prizes, transport, AV, and customisation. Use ranges for planning, then request a quote once the scope is clear.
No. A low per-person price can be good for simple sessions, but it may exclude venue rental, setup, transport, taxes, extra facilitators, rain planning, food, prizes, or event management.
It depends on whether food affects the schedule, venue rules, service timing, dietary labels, and budget approval. For larger groups, food should be planned with the activity instead of added at the end.
Request a final quote after headcount, date window, venue status, activity preference, duration, and add-ons are clear enough for a provider to explain assumptions.
Start your enquiry in Event Planner, or contact Cohesion with the details you have. We can help with anything still undecided.