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Flemish recognitions · annual accounts · company register

Which recognised companies work in your municipality, what do they charge on top of the service voucher, and how healthy are they? Type your postcode or municipality.

Recognised companies
698
in Flanders
Without extra fees
323
46% of all recognised
Median per hour, cleaning
€1.50
among 273 that charge per hour
In a procedure
4
bankruptcy or reorganisation

Choose your municipality

Per municipality: how many recognised companies work there by their own account.

Antwerp 67
Limburg 38
East Flanders 55
Flemish Brabant 63
West Flanders 62

Three regions, three schemes

Which service vouchers you buy depends on where you are domiciled, not on where the company is based. Each region recognises its own companies and sets its own price.

  • Flanders For residents of the Flemish Region: €10 per voucher for the first 400 a year, €11 for the last 100; at most 500 per person. No tax reduction since 2025. This is the list on this page. dienstencheques.vlaanderen.be
  • Brussels For residents of the Brussels-Capital Region: €11.40 for the first 300 vouchers, €14 after that. No tax reduction since 2026. Brussels keeps its own list of recognised companies. dienstencheques.brussels
  • Wallonia For residents of the Walloon Region: €10.60 to €12.60 per voucher depending on the number, with a €0.90 tax reduction on the first 150. Wallonia has its own comparer of extra fees. Walloon comparer

Prices as the three regions stated them on 27 September 2026. In Flanders extra fees cannot be paid with service vouchers, you must agree to them and since 1 February 2025 they are set out in a written agreement.

What this list does not say

  • Nothing about the quality of the work or the domestic helper who would come to you.
  • Not whether a company still takes on new customers or has a waiting list.
  • The service area and the fees are what the companies declared to the Flemish government, not a quote. Ask for the rate in writing.
  • Amounts on different bases (per hour, per month, per service) are neither weighed against each other nor added up.
  • The health comes from the annual accounts and the register, as in every dossier on Checked.be. A social welfare centre or a sole trader files no accounts.

Source: Flemish Department of Work and Social Economy (open data, free reuse licence), National Bank accounts and the company register. Updated on 27-09-2026