Your 28 SIL self-assessment answers, written around your service. A$490 fixed.
Tell us how your houses actually run — a short intake, about 15 minutes. We draft all 28 answers the NDIS Commission's portal asks for, plus the attachments and the lodgement checklist. Draft back within 2 business days of payment. No phone calls, and payment is the last step.
See a whole finished pack first →
New application or renewal, it is the same 28 answers. Renewing: written around how your service runs today. New provider: written around how you will deliver it. Which path you are on, with the Commission's links →
- Payment is the last step
- A$490 fixed, nothing added
- Afterpay 4 × A$122.50
- Card never touches this site
- Draft in 2 business days or full refund
- 24-month rewrite guarantee (2 rounds)
Cheaper or dearer, the 28 boxes stay empty.
The self-assessment asks for answers specific to your organisation. Every price below is the seller's own published price, checked on 23 September 2026.
A$385 – A$820
Paperbark's SIL policy and procedure toolkit is A$385 inc GST. Provider360's SIL documentation package is A$820 ex GST, down from A$1,025. Both are genuine documents you will want for the audit — and both hand you the 28 answers to write.
A$490 fixed, 2 business days
Your 28 answers written around your own service from a short intake, with the attachments, checklist and auditor emails. One price, shown before you pay. The only seller we checked that writes them from your own intake, at a fixed published price.
A$1,570 – A$2,920 ex GST
Provider360's Platinum tiers add branded documents, lodgement and audit support; consultants quote after a call. If you want the whole registration handled, that is the honest place to spend it — three to six times this page.
Of the fifteen other sellers on our comparison page, none writes the answers from your own intake at a fixed published price. Provider360 puts it in its own terms: “We may provide sample answers for reference only. We do not edit, verify or approve your customised self-assessment answers.” The fifteen sellers we checked, compared with prices →
Every item is a count you can check off.
No packages, no tiers, no "from". One deliverable, fully specified below.
- All 28 self-assessment answers (24 Core plus the 4 SIL-specific ones), each under 300 words and worded around your own service
- 7 supporting attachments — the first three drafted in full, the four registers as structured shells with a worked first row, because the entries have to be yours.
See all seven named
- Organisational chart
- Position descriptions
- Staff training and induction record
- Worker screening register
- Incident register
- Complaints register
- Continuous improvement register
- 1 lodgement checklist, in the order the Commission asks for it
- 3 auditor quote-request emails, written and ready to send
- 1 page that walks you through it, in order, so you can see which answer goes in which box
- 8 Word documents to download, an invoice for your records, delivered within 2 business days of payment
One page. Open it on your phone, follow it in order.
Your 28 answers, the documents and the lodgement steps, in one file that works offline. Below, three screens from a sample pack written for a fictional Queensland provider.
Five steps. You pay at the third one.
The free check and the whole intake happen before any payment button exists. These five steps are SIL Ready's part — the audit that follows lodgement belongs to your auditor and the Commission.
- Free readiness check — 7 taps, result on screen in about 90 seconds. No card, no email.
- You tell us about your service — a written intake, mostly dropdowns, about 15 minutes. Nothing charged yet.
- Then you pay A$490 — by card through Square, at the end. Invoice issued immediately.
- We draft it in 2 business days — all 28 answers plus the 7 attachments, written from your intake.
- You read it, then you lodge — fill in the yellow parts and lodge it yourself. The Commission expects you to be "substantially involved", so this step is yours and we do not skip it.
That's the whole service.
What they told us
2 taps, a first name and 2 things they wrote went into this answer.
- When did your business start delivering SIL?Before 1 July 2026
- In the documents, call themBy first name Ella
- How does a normal day run in your houses?
Morning worker 7am to 3pm … Afternoon worker 3pm to 9pm … Sleepover worker stays overnight …
- The last complaint or piece of negative feedback
Ella's mum rang me in May upset that a new worker had moved Ella's photos off the fridge without asking. I apologised, put the photos back with Ella that afternoon …
An answer written from these facts · Answer 2 of 28
tap and type A or B: one tap
- Tap the yellow and type
- Pick A or B
- Press Copy
The Commission asks: each participant accesses supports that respect their culture, diversity, values and beliefs.
In May a new worker took Ella's photos off the fridge2 without asking, and her mum rang me upset. They went back up with Ella that afternoon.4 Her culture, faith and values get the same care as those photos, and she is the one who says what they are.
She and I write them on the one-page profile Policy 14 describes, in her words: her background, the language at home, a faith or none, what she marks in the year, who she counts as family. Beside every line I write the worker's part in it, so it reaches the morning, afternoon and sleepover shifts.3 She decides what stays off it. Policy 14, my supported decision-making procedure, tells a worker to follow her lead on culture and faith, and it has applied1 since the day you signed Policy 14.
No one has raised a cultural or language need for Ella that calls for a particular service, and I will not guess one from her appearance or her speech.A or B
Is Ella Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander, or from a family whose first language is not English?
My workers already fit1 around a food, music or a family day of hers. They get her to what she takes part in outside the house - a service, a club, a gathering, and the roster bends for days or times that matter to her. She decides whether a worker comes in with her or waits outside. No worker brings their own religion or politics into her home, and one who judges her choices instead of backing them comes off her roster.
Policy 7, my practice statement, puts cultural safety into worker training, and from lodgement a worker reads her page before their next shift. At each review I ask her what we are getting wrong.
283 words of the portal's 300-word limit
All 28 answers come from the same short intake.
No one has raised a cultural or language need for Ella that calls for a particular service, and I will not guess one from her appearance or her speech. Ella is her background, for example Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islander, or where her family came from, and her profile names the service, community link or interpreter she wants to keep.One fixed price. Nothing quoted on request.
You answer the intake first and pay at the very end.
You answer first, you pay last. Your draft, within 2 business days of payment.
- 28 of 28 self-assessment answers, under 300 words each
- 7 supporting attachments
- 1 lodgement checklist
- 3 auditor quote-request emails
- 0 phone calls · invoice issued
Optional: leave a review within 7 days of delivery and A$50 is refunded to your card. Any rating is paid the same, every review is published unedited and labelled as paid, and skipping it changes nothing. How the review offer works → Your A$490 is credited in full against the Audit-Ready Pack if you buy that later.
What this is not: this pack gets you lodged. The full audit set — 17 policies, 9 registers and the evidence map — is the Audit-Ready Pack. How this differs from a policy pack →
The 17 policies, 9 registers and evidence map for the audit after you lodge — read by a former NDIS quality auditor before delivery, and it does not open until they are in place. Buy the A$490 pack today and it is credited in full.
See the full breakdown — including the parts we are not paid for
The audit is the big cost, and it goes to your auditor. Our part is A$490, fixed.
One payment of A$490 — nothing added at checkout, by card or in four interest-free Afterpay instalments, invoice issued. SIL Ready prepares your documentation; the assessment of it sits with your approved quality auditor and the NDIS Quality & Safeguards Commission, which is why the guarantees below say exactly what we do and do not stand behind.
What is guaranteed, and what isn't.
Compliance work is bought on precision, so here is ours — before you pay, not buried in the terms.
What we guarantee
Your 28 of 28 answers, 7 attachments, lodgement checklist and 3 auditor emails, with your draft within 2 business days of payment. If your auditor raises a finding against wording we wrote, we rewrite it at no extra cost.
If they ask you a Core or SIL self-assessment question we did not answer, we write it within 24 hours, free — the answer in your inbox, not a credit.
What we don't guarantee
We cannot guarantee you pass. The Commission and your auditor assess your live implementation — your staff, your rosters, your real practice — not only your written answers. Be careful with anyone who guarantees a pass.
Who you're dealing with
An Australian sole-trader business working on SIL self-assessments and nothing else, ABN 98 174 372 054, Melbourne time. Payment is taken by Square, so your card details never touch this site. Everything is in writing at hello@silready.com.
Three timeframes, three different things
- 2 business daysHow fast we draft it, from the moment you pay.
- 7 daysYour window to check every answer after it lands. Doesn't match your service? Rewritten, or refunded in full — before you lodge it.
- 24 monthsThe rewrite guarantee: two rewrite rounds, all 28 answers counted as one document.
Before we send anything at all, a full refund is available at any time, for any reason. Full terms and refunds →
The questions providers actually ask.
What exactly is the "self-assessment", and is it the same as a policy pack?
It is the big part of the NDIS application: 28 boxes in the Commission's portal, each asking how your service does one thing — medication, incidents, complaints, worker screening, and the four new SIL topics. You cannot lodge until all 28 are written about your own houses. A policy pack is a different purchase. Policies are what an auditor reads at your Stage 1 review, after you have lodged. They fill in none of the 28 boxes. Here is every seller and which of the two they actually sell.
I already bought a policy pack. Do I still need this?
You still have 28 empty boxes. The pack you bought is genuinely useful later, for the audit, and nothing here says otherwise. It just does not write the application. Writing 28 answers of up to 300 words each about your own service is the alternative.
Is it really written around my service, or a template with my name on it?
The intake is the whole point. Two providers with the same number of houses get materially different answers, because their staffing, supervision, overnight arrangements and risk are different. If the 28 answers could be produced without your intake, they would be a template. You can read four finished answers in full at /kit before you spend anything.
What do I still have to do myself?
Three things, and we would rather you knew now. You lodge the application yourself, because it is your declaration to make. You fill in your own registers, because the entries have to be real and an auditor will ask you about them. And you read the pack against your real service within seven days — which is exactly what the A$50 review refund pays you to do.
We're already registered, or we've already applied. Is this for us?
If you are renewing, yes. The Commission's renewal has the same steps as a first application, including the self-assessment, and you can start it any time in the 6 months before your registration expires. The A$490 pack is the same for a renewal. If your first application is already in, the self-assessment is behind you and your next step is the certification audit. That is what the Audit-Ready Pack is for: join its waiting list to lock the founding price.
We're not delivering SIL yet. Can we still use this?
Yes. A new provider can apply now: the Commission's pathway for new SIL providers gives no closing date, and you cannot deliver SIL until it has decided your application. The self-assessment is part of that application. Tell us in the intake how you will deliver the service, and your 28 answers are written that way: how your houses will run, who will be on shift, and what happens when something goes wrong. Every path, with the Commission's links →
Who is behind this?
SIL Ready is an Australian sole-trader business, ABN 98 174 372 054, working to Melbourne time. Everything is by email at hello@silready.com, answered within one business day. We are not an approved quality auditor and we are not affiliated with or endorsed by the NDIS Commission — your auditor and the Commission make the registration decision, not us.
Applying or renewing, your 28 answers can be done this week.
A$490 fixed, drafted in 2 business days, payment last. Not sure yet? The free readiness check costs nothing and tells you where you stand.
No card for the readiness check · A$490 fixed for the pack