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Skip to main content Home / Guides / NDIS pricing modes explained NDIS pricing modes in plain language Pricing mode tells you whether a published maximum applies, whether a quote is expected, or whether the schedule does not set a price limit for that item.
By VeriPlan editorial team · Published 2026-07-15 · Last reviewed 2026-07-15 · Source methodology · Corrections: hello@mixma.ai
Common modes Price limited: compare the invoice unit price to the published regional maximum.
Quote: confirm quote documentation and plan rules before relying on a unit price.
No price limit: published maximum may be absent; human review of reasonableness still applies.
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