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Seenyor in AustraliaSeenyor is a camera-free radar sensor that notices falls in the room it watches and keeps a quiet eye on sleep, breathing and daily routine. Nothing to wear, nothing to charge, no camera. If you are in Australia and want one, this page has the lot: what it costs in Australian dollars, the plans, where to buy, delivery, setup, support and funding.
A$770 + GST (A$847 inc GST)Per device, one-off. Plans from A$45 + GST a month, with or without 24/7 professional monitoring. Delivered across Australia.
Mr Purple Assistive Technology is an Australian distributor of Seenyor. We are not the manufacturer; we are the people here who sell it, deliver it, set it up and pick up the phone.
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Prices in Australian dollars. Full detail on the Seenyor fall detection radar page and in our delivery, returns and warranty policy.
Seenyor is a small radar sensor that goes on the ceiling or wall of a room, usually the bedroom or bathroom. It notices when someone may have fallen in the area it covers and sends an alert to the Seenyor app on the phones of the people you choose. On the 24/7 plan, a professional monitoring team gets the alert too and can talk through the device. In the background it tracks presence, sleep, breathing and routine, so families notice when something changes.
It uses radar, not cameras, so there are no images or video. Seenyor describes it as a non-medical assistive safety and wellbeing system. It alerts people quickly when a fall may have happened; it does not prevent falls, and it does not replace care. (Seenyor specifications)
There are two parts: the device, bought once, and a plan for each device, paid monthly or yearly.
So the first year for one device comes to A$1,639 inc GST with 24/7 monitoring, or A$1,441 inc GST without it. Most homes use one or two devices. Providers and plan managers can ask for a quote or tax invoice.
Three ways, depending on who is paying:
Whichever route you take, it is the same Seenyor device, the same plans and the same support here in Australia.
Delivery, setup and support
Online, or by quote and invoice for providers and plan managers.
We deliver within Australia and confirm the address and timing with you first, so nothing arrives as a surprise.
The sensor goes on the ceiling or wall of the room it watches, with mains power and 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi, or the 4G version. We arrange setup with you.
Questions or a fault? Contact us first. We sort out repair, replacement or refund and do not make you chase the manufacturer overseas.
Every Seenyor comes with the manufacturer's warranty, on top of your rights under the Australian Consumer Law. Change of mind returns within 14 days if unused. The detail is in our delivery, returns and warranty policy.
NDIS. We are not a registered NDIS provider. If your NDIS plan is self-managed or plan-managed, you can usually buy from us and claim it, when the item is in your plan and is reasonable and necessary for you. We can't be paid from NDIA-managed (agency-managed) funding. See buying Seenyor with NDIS funding.
Support at Home. Older Australians on Support at Home may be able to fund it through the Assistive Technology and Home Modifications (AT-HM) scheme, where their assessment and support plan include it. Your provider sources the item and we can quote and invoice them. See paying for Seenyor through Support at Home. (My Aged Care: AT-HM scheme)
This page is general information, not funding, eligibility or clinical advice. Your planner, plan manager, support coordinator, occupational therapist, aged care provider or My Aged Care can tell you what applies to you.
We sell it, so weigh this accordingly. This is our view from demonstrations and installs, not a customer review.
Where it shines. Nothing to wear, charge or remember, which is exactly where pendants fall down. No camera, which matters in a bedroom or bathroom. It notices a fall without anyone pressing a button, and the wellbeing reports help families spot a change in routine before it becomes a crisis.
Where it does not. Fall detection covers about 24 square metres per device, so it watches a room, not the whole home, and not the garden or the shops. It needs mains power at all times and 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi (5 GHz is not supported) unless you have the 4G version. Ceiling mounting works better than wall mounting, and a pet sharing the room can cause false alarms. (Seenyor specifications, placement guidance)
Who it suits. Someone who will not or cannot wear a pendant, families who want peace of mind without a camera, and care teams in Aged Care, SDA and SIL settings. Plenty of households pair it with a wearable for time out of the house. If it is not the right fit, we will say so at the demo.
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Tom Hitchcock talks with Seenyor's founder about why it was built, and with two disability sector leaders about what it means for NDIS providers. Prices and plans on this page are the current ones.
Questions
Yes. Seenyor is sold, delivered, set up and supported in Australia by Mr Purple Assistive Technology, an Australian distributor of Seenyor, and through our partner network. The device is A$770 + GST (A$847 inc GST).
Online from Mr Purple Assistive Technology at mrpurple-assistivetech.com.au/shop/seenyor/, by quote or tax invoice for NDIS plan managers and Support at Home providers, or through one of our Australian partners.
The Seenyor device is A$770 + GST (A$847 inc GST), a one-off price per device. Plans are per device: with 24/7 professional monitoring, A$60 + GST a month (A$66 inc GST) or A$720 + GST a year (A$792 inc GST); without monitoring, A$45 + GST a month (A$49.50 inc GST) or A$540 + GST a year (A$594 inc GST).
No. Seenyor is made by Seenyor Ltd. Mr Purple Assistive Technology is an independent Australian distributor: we hold Seenyor stock here and sell, deliver, set up and support it in Australia.
Each device needs a plan, paid monthly or yearly. With 24/7 professional monitoring, trained specialists respond around the clock. Without it, alerts go to your own staff and family through the Seenyor app, which suits settings staffed 24/7.
Mains power at all times and 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi within reach (5 GHz is not supported), or the 4G version. Ceiling mounting is best. Each device covers about 24 square metres for fall detection, so most homes use one or two.
We are not a registered NDIS provider. If your NDIS plan is self-managed or plan-managed, you can usually buy from us and claim it, when the item is in your plan and is reasonable and necessary for you. We can't be paid from NDIA-managed (agency-managed) funding.
It may, through the Assistive Technology and Home Modifications (AT-HM) scheme, where the person's assessment and support plan include it. Your Support at Home provider sources the item, and we can quote and invoice them.
Each device comes with the manufacturer's warranty, on top of your rights under the Australian Consumer Law. If something goes wrong, contact us first and we sort out repair, replacement or refund.
No. Seenyor does not prevent falls. It is designed to alert people quickly when a fall may have happened, and it does not replace care, a clinical plan or emergency services.
Official pages we used, checked on 8 October 2026. Rules change, so the source is always the final word.
Book a demonstration and we will show you what Seenyor does, what it does not do and whether it suits the person and the home.
