The placement fee is 20% of your nanny's gross annual salary — hourly rate × hours per week × 52 weeks. For example, a nanny earning $32/hr for 40 hours/week earns $66,560 annually, making the one-time placement fee $13,312.

The $500 registration fee is due when you initiate your search. It covers candidate sourcing, background checks, reference verification, and interview coordination — before you ever meet a candidate.

If your placement doesn't work out within the first 90 days for any reason, Little Angels will find a replacement at no additional placement fee charge. This is included complimentary with every permanent placement.

Yes. Florida household employers owe the employer share of FICA (7.65%), Federal Unemployment Tax (FUTA — 0.6% on first $7,000), and Florida SUTA (~2.7%). Florida has no state income tax, which keeps your total lower than most states. Toggle "Include Florida employer taxes" in the calculator to see these figures.

Full-time and part-time nannies typically earn $30–$40/hr. Newborn care specialists range $35–$45/hr for a single baby and $50–$60/hr for twins. Temporary babysitters are $35/hr standard.

Most permanent placements are completed within 2–4 weeks. Babysitting or short-term requests can often be filled within a few days.