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NDIS Price Guide

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NDIS PRICE GUIDE 2020-2021

The NDIS releases a new price guide every financial year (1 July-30 June) to reflect the new market cost of services.

These prices are an upper limit, so if you are able to negotiate a cheaper price with your provider, hooray! – that means you will be able to get more out of your allocated funding.

The price guide contains lots of useful information about what you may be able to claim through your NDIS funding and under what category you can claim it.

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