Price guides and pricing

How pricing works

The NDIA sets price limits for some supports to ensure they provide value for money for participants.

Changes to prices are updated to respond to market trends and changes in costs and are generally identified through an Annual Price Review. The Annual Price Review is undertaken by the NDIA in the lead up to a new financial year, with any new prices outlined in an updated price guide, effective 1 July each year.

The Pricing Reference Group helps guide NDIS price regulation activities and decisions.

Refer to the Annual price review page for the latest updates.

Providers can also read the NDIA's Market position statements and recently released quarterly data on the performance of the NDIS.

NDIS Price Guide 2019-20 - effective 1 December 2019

A small number of changes have been made to the NDIS Price Guide and Support Catalogue 2019-20 effective 1 December 2019, including:

The inclusion of six additional areas reclassified as remote.
Price limit increases and name change to Short Term Accommodation and Assistance.
Introduction of Medium Term Accommodation.
The introduction of two new support items for dietitians.
Clarification to define that new supports listed under ‘Core’ effective 1 October 2019, are claimable for disability-related health supports only.

Download copies of the updated NDIS Price Guide and Support Catalogue below.

Understanding the Price Guide - for participants

Understanding the Price Guide explains the key changes in the 2019-20 Price Guide and Support Catalogue and how they might affect participants, their families and carers.

It’s important for participants to understand all of the prices they might be charged, so they can be confident of receiving value for money from their plan budget.

Price guides and related resources 2019-20 - effective 1 December 2019

Support catalogue - effective 1 December 2019

Other information

Please direct queries to your local NDIA Provider Engagement team or email the NDIA.