The whole site is free
Browse every profile, message any babysitter or nanny, post a job ad. There is no card to enter, no trial that runs out, and no fee anywhere on the site.
We are new, run by two parents in the Inner West rather than a company. The site has one job right now: getting families talking to babysitters and nannies.

Parents
FreeNo card, no trial
- Browse every profile in every suburb, without an account
- See rates, availability, languages, and who is verified
- Message any babysitter or nanny on the site
- Post a job and have the babysitters and nannies who travel to your suburb emailed about it
- Read and leave reviews after real contact
Babysitters and nannies
FreePermanently
- A profile that stays up, with no reposting
- Verification of your ID and WWCC, at no cost
- Job alerts for families inside the distance you travel, and nowhere else
- Direct messages from families, with block and report on every conversation
- 100% of what you earn, because we never handle or take a cut of payments
The only money is the rate you agree
across the 189 profiles that state a rate
Every profile shows its rate up front, and you filter by it.
You pay the babysitter or nanny directly, by whatever method you both agree. We never handle the payment and we never take a cut, so they keep 100% of what they earn.
What moves a babysitting rateHow a free site pays its bills
AusBabysitters is two people. Matt writes software for a living and built the site himself, so there is no office and nobody drawing a wage. Keeping it online costs less each month than one Saturday night of babysitting.
The checks are nearly free too. Our ID-check partner’s free plan covers a site our size, and we check WWCC numbers with the state registers ourselves, which costs nothing.
Even the ads are mostly covered, because ad platforms give new businesses credit to spend. Ours goes on bringing families here.
So we are not asking you for money. What the site needs is babysitters and nannies listing, families messaging them, and the occasional email telling us what to fix.