About Mothership
Mothership is a Singapore-born Internet media company. As of October 2019, we have the highest local penetration among all digital-only media platforms in Singapore.
We attract more than 20 million page views a month from more than 4.5 million unique users (updated October 2019), with over two-thirds of our audience between the ages of 25 and 44. This means young Singaporeans with spending power, and who are key decision-makers in their households and communities.
75% of our readers are on mobile, and we connect with them by creating high-quality multimedia news and entertainment content that encourages social sharing.
Our greatest hits connect with our readers locally and globally.
They include local stories (Exploring haunted HDB houses; good food around Singapore and in-depth explainers of topical issues) international ones (Thailand’s banana leaves packaging; interesting places around the region and our young persons’ perspectives on regional events), our election coverage (both the 2015 General Election and the more recent Bukit Batok by-election), as well as our feature interviews with prominent Singaporeans (Joseph Schooling, Ong Ye Kung, Royston Tan, and others).
We’ve also branched out into a wider range of video content that includes deep-dive documentary, features on Singaporeans doing interesting things, our runaway success Instagram Asks series that we do with celebrities and also some very unique advertising campaigns (here’s one we did for Grab).
Mothership is one of 11 websites in Singapore that has an individual license with the Info-communications Media Development Authority.
Advertise With Us
Since 2015, we have helped numerous brands speak with digital audiences through our content marketing services. Our in-house creative and business teams work extensively with both public and private sector organisations on a range of campaign objectives.
Whether you are looking for a tactical campaign or a long-term collaboration, we are open for discussion! Drop us a note at [email protected], and view our past work on our social media accounts.
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/MothershipSG
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mothershipsg
Twitter: http://twitter.com/MothershipSG
Telegram: https://t.me/mothershipsg
Contact Us
We’d love to hear from you!
If you’d like to send us invites to events, press releases, pitches or a tip-off for a story, please write to [email protected].
If you’d like to work with us on an epic campaign for your brand or organisation, please write to [email protected].
If you’d like to send us feedback or contact us for other matters, please write to [email protected].
Join Us
If you’d like to apply to work with us, please send your resume, writing samples and video reel (where applicable) to [email protected].
You can also check out our Careers page for our currently-available opportunities.
The Mothership Crew
Andrew Koay
Andrew listens to Fall Out Boy’s timeless hit song Sugar, We’re Goin Down every single day of his life.
Andrew Wong
Andrew hates describing himself in short bios.
Angela Lim
Angela used to think that donkeys were blue till the age of 15, all thanks to Disney.
Ashley Tan
Ashley can kill the cockroach in your kitchen but will still scream if a big bug lands on her.
Belmont Lay
Belmont can pronounce “tchotchke”.
Chandel Tan
Chandel has severe ornithophobia. Her greatest fear is falling down a flight of stairs into a bed of hungry pigeons.
Daniel Ho
Daniel Ho dreams of one day living on a farm, surrounded only by limitless plains and free-roaming livestock. For now, he can only wonder what freak of nature caused him to land up here at the Mothership.
Eileen Lee
Eileen is a serial green tea drinker.
Faris Samri
Faris is the type of guy to complain about the hot weather while wearing a hoodie.
Fasiha Nazren
Fasiha is only afraid of three things – cockroaches, her parents and the deafening screamos of post hardcore bands.
George Yeo (Non-executive Advisor)
Helps out at the Vatican. Quite outgoing.
Ilene Fong
Ilene still doesn’t know herself well enough to provide a 2 line summary of who she is. She suspects personality will be redundant once the robots take over though, so she takes comfort in that.
Jane Stephanie
It should be noted that at twenty three years old, Jane’s passions include, in no particular order, shopping, IG story-ranting about the most random of things, and bubble tea.
(If you got the reference, Jane would like you to know that she’s happy you watch the show too.)
Jane Zhang
Jane may look like a typical millennial, but she’s really a bargain-hunting auntie at heart.
Jason Fan
Jason dreams of visiting every country in the world and not dying in the process.
Jeanette Tan
Jeanette’s cats enjoy lying and walking across her keyboard at home while she workssssssssvvvvvvv;;;;;;;; bbbbbbb
Joshua Lee
Juan Ezwan
The J in Juan’s name isn’t silent.
Julia Yeo
Julia spends too much time listening to nostalgic Maplestory BGMs on YouTube.
Kane Goh
Kane cannot be described. The end.
Kayla Wong
Kayla can’t imagine her life without dogs.
Lien We Hon
We Hon is a weeaboo. He also indulges himself with music, plays the guitar and keyboard to keep himself sane.
Mandy How
Mandy is a pantry rat. She eats everything in the pantry (except other people’s food).
Martino Tan
Martino’s parents named him after an Italian priest, the Vatican’s 1st ambassador to S’pore. He’s inspired by the lives of Robert F Kennedy & D. Bonhoeffer; the words of George Orwell, William F. Buckley Jr, and Theodore White; & the music of the Beatles.
Matthias Ang
Matthias is that annoying guy whose laughter overshadows the joke.
Melanie Lim
Melanie loves taking and editing photos for Instagram. You can find her at @mrpopiah.
Nigel Chua
Nigel has a recent track record of surprising himself by doing things he said he would never do.
Nyi Nyi Thet
Thet has a chronic fear of teenage girls laughing at him. He sometimes puts on a cap in his room and yells “Gryffindor”.
Olivia Lin
Olivia likes to spook herself out by reading short horror stories. She’s also worried that by stating this on an online platform, internet-savvy ghosts might haunt her at night.
Pek Yi Tsing
Yi Tsing’s laughter is louder than your neighbourhood ah beng’s e-scooter.
Philip Yeo (Chairman)
Chairman. Maverick. Outspoken. Quite cool. Chairman. Okay, mentioned that twice.
Rachel Ng
Rachel prides herself as a true blue Singaporean auntie and a walking Google Maps. You can bribe her with kopi c peng, broccoli, or peanut tutu kueh.
Sim Qian Qi
Qian Qi is a Hello Kitty fan who is scared of real cats.
Sulaiman Daud
Sulaiman believes we can be heroes, if just for one day. His favourite person is Jürgen Klopp and his favourite Doctor is Peter Capaldi’s Twelve. In his spare time he writes about pop culture (mostly Batman related), which you are very welcome to read here.
Sumita Thiagarajan
Sumita dreams of a world where humans live in perfect harmony with animals, including rats, pigeons and cockroaches. If you’re bored, you can always ask Sumita to tell you cool facts about our native snakes, or bomb-sniffing hero rats.
Syahindah Ishak
Syahindah has an intense fear of heights so she’s thankful she’s short.
Tan Guan Zhen
Guan Zhen is a serial doodler with multiple pens with her wherever she goes. She loves listening to Visual Kei bands, Jamiroquai and random songs from the future-funk genre.
Tan Jiahwee
Jiahwee likes to play with flowers during her free time.
Tan Xing Qi
XQ exists to fill your void..
Tanya Ong
Tanya hopes to own a roller skate disco one day.
Travis Loh
Travis will spend all his money at the Line Friends store if unsupervised.
Valerie Ng
Sometimes people call Valerie “Larry”. Don’t ask her why.
Yeo Tsiuwen
Tsiuwen is a TV addict who can sit through almost any kind of show. When she’s not bingeing on Japanese dramas or historical films, she’s usually reading something or planning her next trip abroad.
Zenn Tan
Zenn is taller than most people.
Zheng Zhangxin
Zhangxin’s favourite pastime is singing Mulan’s soundtrack in the mangrove forests. She hopes to perfect the art of napping in a hammock in the mangroves without being drowned by rising sea levels.