If you live in Massachusetts, check the price here
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Au Pair Cost Breakdown
Program fee1
$11,245
Minimum au pair
stipend2
$10,179
Estimated yearly total
$21,424
or approximately $1,785/month
Program fee1
$11,245
Minimum au pair
stipend2
$10,179
Estimated yearly total
$21,424
or approximately $1,785/month
If you live in Massachusetts, check the price here
We offer a convenient monthly payment plan
$3,749
Non-refundable deposit due at match
$625
Monthly installment paid starting on au pair arrival date
Set up convenient automatic monthly payments through our mobile app using direct debit (ACH)
Additional costs to consider
The largest number of available candidates
“We really can’t place our finger on the exact moment Camila felt part of our family, because our boys fell in love with her almost immediately
She earned their mutual respect with quiet, kind, and calm authority. We now eat arepas and listen to Guayacán, a Colombian orchestra. We are actively planning our family vacation to the coffee region of Colombia, as well!”
Nicole, host mom in California
Introducing our new app
Steps to welcome an au pair
Create account
Download app or register online
Complete your profile
Upload photos, references, and other details about your family
Meet program requirements
Complete host family checklist and
in-home interview
Interview & find your au pair
Match and decide on your arrival date
Prepare for arrival
Stay in touch with your au pair while we handle the logistics
Welcome your au pair
Start your cultural exchange experience!
1Au pairs pay a smaller program fee to the foreign company that screens them, but no portion of that fee is used to pay for the costs of their international airfare or domestic U.S. transportation. Au pairs may be charged additional fees in the event of special travel requests.
2The U.S. Department of State has determined that au pairs are required to receive from their host families at least $195.75 per week. Host families and au pairs are free to discuss and agree to compensation higher than the required stipend minimum; however, this cannot be in exchange for the au pair exceeding the regulatory limits on working hours (10 hours per day; 45 hours per week) or performing duties beyond childcare-related tasks. The State Department formula is based on the federal minimum wage and applicable room and board credits. Any change in the federal minimum wage or the applicable credits will result in an increase in this minimum stipend amount. Please note, should a family extend beyond the first year, they would be responsible for the stipend for each week of the extension term.
3This contribution towards an au pair’s education requirement is determined by the U.S. Department of State, and families agree to comply with any increase that is issued.