What does a small job cost in 2026?
Per type of job: what a company charges, a guide price for local help, and what posters on KlusjeBij actually offered. Click through to the price guide for the details and sources.
| Job | Company or platform | Local help (guide price) | Real budgets on KlusjeBij |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gardener | €35 to €65 an hour | €17 to €22 per hour | Usually €30 to €110 per job (11 jobs) |
| Cleaner | €30 to €45 an hour | €17 to €22 per hour | Usually €20 to €65 per job (9 jobs) |
| Moving help | €30 to €50 per mover per hour | €15 to €22 per hour | Usually €50 to €95 per job (12 jobs) |
| Handyman | €30 to €55 an hour | €18 to €25 per hour | Usually €45 to €215 per job (21 jobs) |
| Babysitter | n/a | €3.50 to €5 per hour (age 13) up to €14.99 an hour or more (21+) | Not enough jobs yet |
| Dog walker | €10 to €15 per walk via a platform | €10 to €15 per walk | Not enough jobs yet |
Company rates for 2026 from the price guides, with sources. Guide prices are indications; you agree the price yourself. Real budgets: what posters on KlusjeBij offered for the whole job, only shown from 5 jobs.
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Choose the job, the number of hours and the age of your helper. You'll see a guide price and the legal minimum.
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For garden maintenance, cleaning, babysitting, dog walking and groceries, the Dutch scheme for domestic services (Regeling dienstverlening aan huis) applies if someone works for you fewer than 4 days a week. You then pay at least the minimum wage for the helper's age (€14.99 an hour from age 21, since 1 July 2026) plus 8% holiday pay.
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