NDIS Price Guide 2025–26
Understanding NDIS pricing arrangements and price limits for your services.
Current version: NDIS Pricing Arrangements and Price Limits (PAPL) 2025–26, effective from 1 July 2025.
How NDIS Pricing Works
The NDIS sets maximum price limits for most supports through the Pricing Arrangements and Price Limits (PAPL). These limits represent the maximum amount providers can charge — you can charge less, but not more.
Key Pricing Concepts
- Price limits: Maximum amounts providers can charge for specific support items
- Support categories: Services grouped by type (e.g., Core, Capital, Capacity Building)
- Line items: Specific support types with individual price limits
- Claiming codes: Alphanumeric codes used when claiming payment
Price Control Categories
- Price controlled: Must not exceed the price limit (most supports)
- Quotable: Price must be reasonable and agreed with participant
- Not price controlled: Providers set their own prices (limited categories)
Current Price Limits by Support Category
Price limits vary by support type, time of delivery (standard hours, evenings, weekends, public holidays), and provider location. The official NDIS pricing document contains over 2,000 line items.
Important: We do not reproduce specific dollar amounts here as rates change annually. Always refer to the official NDIS pricing document for current rates.
Core Supports
- • Assistance with daily life
- • Transport
- • Consumables
- • Assistance with social and community participation
Capacity Building
- • Support coordination
- • Improved living arrangements
- • Improved relationships
- • Improved health and wellbeing
- • Improved learning
- • Improved life choices
- • Improved daily living skills
Capital Supports
- • Assistive technology
- • Home modifications
- • Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA)
High Intensity / Complex
- • Supported Independent Living (SIL)
- • Behaviour support
- • High intensity daily personal activities
Annual Review
Next Update: 1 July 2026
NDIS pricing arrangements are reviewed and updated annually, with new rates typically taking effect on 1 July each year. The NDIA consults with the sector before finalising changes.
Keep your pricing up to date by reviewing the official PAPL document when new versions are released.
Subscribe to Pricing Update Alerts
Be notified when NDIS pricing changes are announced so you can update your rates promptly.