Everything you need to run your care business — in one friendly place.
From your first DBS check to invoicing your tenth client — MicroProviders Care will help you get set up and stay organised, without the paperwork headache.
Launching autumn 2026 · From launch: free 30-day trial, then £4.99 / month · No contract
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Small, local, and trusted — care that feels personal.
A micro provider is a self-employed care or support worker who offers help to people in their homes and communities – on their own terms, and in partnership with the people they support. We're building the tools to handle the admin, so you can focus on the care.
How do you become a micro provider?
The 10 essentials, broken into friendly little steps. Start anywhere — we'll walk you through it.
No blanket legal requirement, but a valid DBS certificate reassures clients and local authorities.
Widely considered essential — it protects you and your clients if something goes wrong.
Insurers typically require relevant training before covering tasks like medication support.
Please note: This page is general information to help you get started, not legal, tax, insurance or regulatory advice. What applies to you depends on your circumstances, and the rules change — check with the relevant authority or a qualified professional before you act on it.
Everything in one tidy place
No more bits of paper. From launch, manage your whole care business from a single, friendly dashboard.
Headline info about your business and the day ahead.
Keep client records secure and handled in line with UK GDPR.
One of the hardest things to track — kept in one place.
From launch in autumn 2026: start with a free 30-day trial. Every feature, plus all new ones we add each month. No limits, no contract — cancel anytime.
See pricing at launchLet's work in partnership.
We're building partnerships with care co-ops, local authorities and community organisations ahead of our autumn 2026 launch. If you work with people who need care — or with the people who provide it — we'd love to talk.
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