What the annual pricing review (APR) is
Each year we review NDIS prices to understand whether any pricing changes should be considered. This process is called the annual pricing review (APR). The review considers a range of factors, including supply and demand in the market, prices in other markets, wage rates and labour conditions, and broader economic factors.
We’ll use the APR process to inform our pricing advice to the Minister for the purpose of making a pricing determination.
What the annual pricing review (APR) is for
NDIS prices need to be fair, based on evidence and sustainable so participants continue to have access to high quality supports.
The APR helps to provide:
- value for money
- safe and effective supports
- sustainable provider markets.
The APR goes through an extensive review process. This involves:
- reviewing market data, research and public feedback
- talking to providers, participants and stakeholders through consultations
- providing recommendations
- applying the changes.
The annual pricing review (APR) for 2026-27 prices report
Download the APR for 2026-27 prices report: