Current information reviewed 17 July 2026. The NDIA has published an NDIS pricing schedule effective from 1 July 2026. It lists support items and guidance about prices. Always use the current official documents when preparing or changing a service agreement.
What the NDIS pricing schedule does
The schedule provides guidance about appropriate maximum prices for NDIS supports. Participants and providers can discuss the price that applies to the support, and proposed price changes to an existing service agreement must be discussed and agreed before they are made.
Before services begin
- Confirm the support item and service scope.
- Record the agreed price and applicable conditions.
- Explain travel, cancellations and non-face-to-face activities where relevant.
- Confirm how the participant’s plan is managed.
- Provide a service agreement that the participant can understand.
Official pricing links
NDIS pricing updates · NDIS support catalogue
Access4All does not set NDIS rules. Confirm the price for an individual service directly with us before support begins.
How to use NDIS pricing information safely
Reviewed 31 August 2026: The NDIA has released its 2026-27 Annual Pricing Review and an NDIS Pricing Schedule effective from 1 July 2026. The Support Catalogue lists available support items, claim types and the prices the NDIA considers appropriate maximum prices. The catalogue should be read with the current pricing schedule because an item number alone does not explain every claiming condition.
Check the official documents first
Five checks before agreeing to a service price
- Confirm the support item: the description must match the support actually delivered.
- Check plan management: pricing and payment processes differ for NDIA-managed, plan-managed and self-managed funding.
- Confirm time and location: weekday, evening, weekend, public-holiday, remote-area and group arrangements can affect the applicable entry.
- Separate support from extras: provider travel, participant transport, activity costs and non-face-to-face work are not automatically included.
- Record the agreement: rates, minimum shifts, cancellations, travel and reviews should be clear before support starts.
Existing service agreements and price changes
The NDIA states that providers must discuss proposed changes to existing service agreements and participants must agree before those changes are made. Access4All will explain the proposed rate and relevant conditions before charging a changed price. A published maximum is not a requirement to charge that amount.
Questions to ask Access4All
- Which item or support category is proposed, and why does it fit the requested service?
- What hourly or agreed rate will be charged?
- Could provider travel, participant transport, activity costs or cancellations be charged?
- How will invoices describe the date, duration, support and amount?
- What happens if funding, the schedule or the service agreement changes?
This information is general. The participant, nominee, plan manager or support coordinator should check the current plan, service agreement and official NDIS material for the individual situation.
Frequently asked questions
Which NDIS pricing information is current?
The official NDIS pricing page provides the current schedule and related documents. The schedule effective from 1 July 2026 was current when this page was reviewed on 17 July 2026.
Can a provider change an agreed price without discussing it?
The NDIA states that proposed changes to existing service agreements must be discussed with participants and agreed before being made.
Are all Access4All services automatically funded?
No. The service, support item, participant plan, funding arrangement and agreed scope must be checked before support begins.