Pricing and free trial: questions from owners

Last reviewed: 11 November 2026. Prices, limits and trial terms as published on our pricing page on 11 November 2026. All prices in Australian dollars. If anything here differs from the pricing page, the pricing page applies.

Quick answer

WIDEN Law has a free plan and two paid plans: Centre at A$149 a month (A$1,490 a year) for an active centre, and Group at A$399 a month (A$3,990 a year) for 2 to 10 services or a compliance officer covering several sites. Every new account can start a 14-day free trial with no card. The trial includes cited answers, policy and document reviews, premises photo reviews and the full QIP builder. When it ends you move to the free plan rather than being locked out, unless you choose a plan. This page answers the questions owners and approved providers ask before starting.

What the free trial includes, what happens when it ends, what each plan costs, and which plan suits which kind of service.

The plans at a glance

FreeCentreGroup
PriceA$0A$149 a month or A$1,490 a yearA$399 a month or A$3,990 a year
Cited questions a month55002,000
Deep-mode questions a monthNone20Unlimited
Policy and document reviews a monthNone520
Premises photo reviews a monthNone315
Compliance calendar with email remindersYesYesYes
QIP builder40-element self-assessment, philosophy, strengths, export, up to 3 goalsUnlimited goals with progress notes, annual review record, ACECQA-style exportAs Centre
SupportEmail (reply from Keshab directly)Priority email

Every plan includes Room Notes: educators’ notes turned into EYLF-tagged updates for parents, with incidents held for review. The free tools and checklists need no account at all.

The 14-day free trial

What does the trial include?

Up to 100 cited questions, 5 policy or document reviews, 3 premises photo reviews and 5 deep-mode questions, plus the full QIP builder and the compliance calendar.

Do I need a card?

No. You sign up with an email address and a password.

What happens when the trial ends?

If you have not chosen a plan, the account moves to the free plan: 5 cited questions a month, the compliance calendar and the QIP builder with up to 3 goals. Your QIP stays readable and exportable.

If I choose a plan during the trial, when am I charged?

The trial continues after you choose a plan, and you are not charged until day 15.

Can the trial be extended?

Yes, once. The trial is extended by another 30 days, free, if you submit at least 5 feedback ratings on answers in your first month.

Which plan suits which service?

Other questions

Can I cancel?

Yes, any time.

What happens to documents I upload?

Uploaded documents and photos are encrypted at rest, used only to produce your analysis and deleted after 30 days. Photos containing identifiable children are refused automatically.

Does WIDEN Law certify that we are compliant?

No. It is a research assistant: it shows what the National Law, the Regulations and the NQS say, with citations. The regulatory authority decides compliance, and the decisions stay with you.

Are the templates included?

No. The editable templates are one-off purchases, priced on the templates page.

Who runs WIDEN Law?

Dynamic Consultancy Pty Ltd (ABN 19 167 039 250).

Frequently asked questions

How much does WIDEN Law cost?

There is a free plan. The Centre plan is A$149 a month or A$1,490 a year, and the Group plan is A$399 a month or A$3,990 a year. All prices are in Australian dollars.

Is there a free trial?

Yes. Every new account can start a 14-day free trial with no card. It includes cited questions, policy and document reviews, premises photo reviews and the full QIP builder.

What happens when the WIDEN Law trial ends?

If you have not chosen a plan, the account moves to the free plan with 5 cited questions a month, the compliance calendar and the QIP builder with up to 3 goals. If you chose a plan during the trial, you are charged from day 15.

Which WIDEN Law plan is for a group of centres?

The Group plan, at A$399 a month, is for 2 to 10 services or a compliance officer covering several sites.

Ask the question in your own words

WIDEN Law answers National Quality Framework questions with inline citations to the National Law, the Regulations and the NQS, so you can check the source provision yourself.

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This page is a research summary, not legal or compliance advice. It is written in our own words from the sources linked on the page; confirm the position with your regulatory authority before relying on it for a compliance decision.