MyGig vs Sidekicker
Sidekicker (SEEK-backed, Melbourne HQ) is the most established on-demand staffing platform in Australia and New Zealand, and it is genuinely good at what it does. The differences that matter: MyGig publishes one flat 15% service fee for every client while Sidekicker's pricing is quoted per account, and MyGig pays workers the day after every shift with no wage-advance fees, which we believe is the single biggest driver of show-up rates.
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Where each one wins.
Where Sidekicker wins
- National AU + NZ coverage today: if you need one platform across five states this week, Sidekicker has the wider footprint.
- A decade of operating history and SEEK backing, with a large established worker base (20,000+ "Sidekicks" per their site).
Choose Sidekicker if you need multi-state or NZ coverage right now, or hospitality-first breadth nationally.
Where MyGig wins
- Pricing you can put in a budget before you sign anything: one flat 15%, published, with the full estimate shown per shift.
- Daily pay with 12% super at no cost to the worker: reliability follows pay speed, and our no-show rate runs around 2%.
- Warehousing/3PL depth: award interpretation, tickets, and worker pools built for the dock, not adapted to it.
- Employ Now Pay Later and workforce transfer: move your existing casuals onto MyGig as EOR and keep working with the same people.
Choose MyGig if you run shifts in NSW warehousing, 3PL, events, or retail and want published pricing, daily-paid (and therefore reliable) workers, and an EOR that takes the compliance load.
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