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How transparent is your NDIS provider?
Independent transparency data for Australia's $49 billion disability support system. Search 26,468 registered providers.
26,468
Registered Providers
10,965 currently active. Every provider registered with the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission, scored for transparency.
2,661
Excellent
10.1% of providers score 95% or higher. Top-tier transparency across every dimension.
3,175
Significant Concerns
12.0% of providers score below 60%. This bucket includes ghost providers, cancelled ABNs, and providers with compliance actions on record.
15,563
Ghost Providers (58.8%)
Registered with the NDIS but with no meaningful public presence. No website, a dead site, or a website with no disability content.
Provider Trust Index Distribution
How every registered provider in Australia lands across the five Trust Index bands. View full rankings
Excellent
2,661 providers (10.1%)
Scoring 95% or higher. Top-tier transparency across all dimensions.
2,661 providers (10.1%)
Scoring 95% or higher. Top-tier transparency across all dimensions.
Good Standing
3,213 providers (12.1%)
Scoring 85% to 94%. Strong public presence and clean business record.
3,213 providers (12.1%)
Scoring 85% to 94%. Strong public presence and clean business record.
Moderate Concerns
1,916 providers (7.2%)
Scoring 58% to 84%. Some transparency or business gaps.
1,916 providers (7.2%)
Scoring 58% to 84%. Some transparency or business gaps.
Significant Concerns
3,175 providers (12.0%)
Scoring below 60%, or flagged by an automatic override.
3,175 providers (12.0%)
Scoring below 60%, or flagged by an automatic override.
Ghost Provider Breakdown
Where the ghost providers sit. A ghost is a registered NDIS provider with no meaningful public presence:
12,343 have no website at all
1,818 have a website that is not responding
1,402 have a website with no disability content
Register Activity
Freshly scraped from the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission provider register:
New providers
Providers added to the register in recent months. Newly registered entities carry less operational history.
Departed providers
Providers whose ABN has recently been cancelled. They no longer operate a live business entity.
Phoenix watch
1,471 providers whose ABN was cancelled and later reinstated. Flagged for transparency only.
Register changes
Recent additions, removals, and status changes across the provider register.
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The $49B Question
Nearly half of NDIS providers have no website. What does the transparency data actually show?
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Ghost Providers
Thousands of registered NDIS providers have no meaningful public presence. Who are they?
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The Hotspots
Some postcodes have a 100% ghost rate. Where are the transparency black holes?
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Phoenix Watch
Providers whose ABN was cancelled and later reinstated, or who have a history of multiple cancellations.
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Payment Hotspots
Where NDIS spending patterns diverge most from national norms. District-level analysis of revenue, SIL billing, and provider growth.
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